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Red Lodge Transition Services

Last updated Jun 2026

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Red Lodge Transition Services is a Native-led nonprofit (founded 2006) providing culturally focused, gender-responsive reentry support for Native and non-Native women returning from incarceration or treatment. Services include case management for housing, employment, mentoring, and money management, plus aftercare and a women's transition center near Oregon City. Red Lodge also delivers Native American religious and cultural programming inside Oregon state prisons. Reach them through redlodgetransition.org.

Communities centered

IndigenousBIPOC

Services offered

Case managementHousing helpEmployment supportFinancial assistancePeer support

Who it's for

Adults 18+Justice-involved
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