A Community of Belonging, Purpose, and Opportunity

Rebuilding Lives, Giving Hope

We are a welcoming community where adults living with mental health conditions work side-by-side with staff, build practical skills, form meaningful relationships, and move toward personal goals.

Members are recognized for their strengths, talents, and contributions not defined by a diagnosis.

Everyone Deserves a Place to Belong

At Compass House, recovery begins with connection.

Our members take an active role in the daily life of the Clubhouse. Together, members and staff prepare meals, manage communications, operate programs, develop employment skills, support one another, and keep the community moving forward.

Every person participates according to their interests, abilities, and goals. Some members come to reconnect after a period of isolation. Others are preparing to return to school or work. Wherever someone is in their journey, they are welcomed as a valued member of the community.

Addressing Isolation Through Community

Living with a mental health condition can interrupt employment, education, relationships, routines, and a person’s connection to the wider community.

Clinical care is important, but appointments alone cannot always provide the structure, relationships, and everyday opportunities people need to move forward.

Compass House helps fill that gap by offering a consistent community where members are expected, needed, and encouraged to contribute.

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Compass House membership is by referral only

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Membership is free and voluntary

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We serve adults (18+) with a diagnosed mental illness in Southern Oregon

Why It Matters

Compass House offers more than a place to go. It provides the relationships, structure, and meaningful opportunities that help people move forward—and help communities become stronger.

A full year of Clubhouse services costs about the same as a two-week stay in a psychiatric hospital.

Research shows that Clubhouse participation can significantly reduce psychiatric hospitalizations and help members maintain greater stability.
Accredited Clubhouses report a 42% annual employment rate (more than double the average for people served by the public mental health system).

How to Get Involved

Whether you are referring someone you serve, supporting a family member, or helping strengthen mental health recovery in Southern Oregon, there is a place for you in the Compass House community.

FOR PROFESSIONALS

Refer Someone You Support

Help an eligible adult living with a mental health condition connect with meaningful work, supportive relationships, and opportunities for greater independence.

FAMILIY & FRIENDS

Help Someone Take the Next Step

Compass House membership is available by referral. Encourage your family member or friend to speak with their mental health provider, case manager, counselor, or other qualified referral partner.

COMMUNITY MEMBERS

Help Recovery Take Root

Your support helps provide meals, employment assistance, educational opportunities, wellness activities, and a dependable place to belong.

At Southern Oregon Compass House, every member is recognized for their strengths, talents, goals, and ability to contribute.

Your Gift Can Help Change a Life

Support adults living with mental health conditions as they build confidence, form meaningful relationships, develop new skills, and move toward education, employment, and greater independence.

Your contribution helps ensure that Compass House remains a welcoming, dependable community for members throughout Southern Oregon.

Natalee