Helping People Help People

Central Oregon Peer Services Foundation (COPS) exists to help people help people.

We meet individuals where they are — whether incarcerated, in active addiction, on the streets, in treatment, or early in recovery — and support their self-determined path to long-term success through certified peer support, structured residential programming, vocational training, and faith-centered community.

At the heart of our work is The Farm, our nine-acre rural hub just east of Bend. Here we operate a peer-run Christian sober living home for men and the W.O.R.C. paid work program, where residents earn their place, build a rental history, and get ready to go home. Our model is built on lived experience, discipline, and the belief that people in recovery make the strongest helpers for others.