Blanchet Farm Residential Program


An eight-month hands-on addiction recovery opportunity for men who are looking for a fresh start.


Blanchet Farm is located in Yamhill County, Oregon one hour outside Portland. Its goal is to help men with substance addiction build sobriety, and self-worth, and regain job skills by being responsible for the care of animals, gardens, meals, and facilities.

The farm is successful at saving lives because it offers hands-on therapeutic work, unlike more traditional recovery programs. The farm is free, no insurance is billed, thanks to the generosity of our donors.


Requirements

  • Phone interview with manager
  • Negative U/A test (except THC). We are not a detox, medical, or treatment facility. We cannot administer medical care
  • Willingness to follow program requirements and expectations
  • Ability to perform physical work on a small farm
  • Background check free of sex offenses/arson/recent violent offenses

Offers

  • 8 months of free room and board
  • A drug and alcohol-free environment
  • 12-step program onsite meetings
  • Clothes and hygiene items provided

Peer Support

The farm offers a supportive place in a rural environment for men to share their personal struggles with each other. Most importantly, we listen without judgment. What’s more, all staff have lived experience with addiction and recovery.

Case Management

In brief, we take a collaborative approach to recovery that ensures a person gets the services they need. In addition, we connect residents to mental and physical health care or support to find employment and housing.


Sign Up

Blanchet Farm’s residential program is free thanks to generous and compassionate donors. Therefore, there is no charge to make this unique recovery program more accessible.

However, there is usually a waiting list. 

Call for an intake interview
503-241-4340 x117
Mon-Fri before 5pm


Organization


Address:
11750 NE Finn Hill Loop, Carlton, OR 97111

Phone:
503-852-6626

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Last updated on 02/17/25.

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