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Description:	'''Bridges to Change''' Bridges to Change (BTC) is one of the largest peer-led organizations in the State of Oregon with a vision of “Health and housing for all.” Their mission is to provide housing to those who need it most, to support recovery through the lens of lived experience, to promote well-being through behavioral health services and to advocate for those who systems have ignored. BTC supports participants on their recovery journeys though a combination of community-based housing, peer delivered services and behavioral health treatment. Bridges to Change has about 500 beds in four counties (Multnomah, Clackamas, Washington, and Wasco), which includes a variety of program specific housing models: substance use disorder, mental health, corrections, stabilization and shelter. '''Substance Use Treatment – Intensive Outpatient and Outpatient''' BTC offers substance use disorder services are available in Multnomah, Clackamas and Washington Counties, offering outpatient and intensive outpatient options. Peer mentors are a part of treatment services. Shared room housing is available to provide a secure living space for individuals who are engaged in intensive outpatient substance use disorder treatment with Bridges to Change. (Multnomah, Clackamas, Washington). The average length of stay is three to nine months. BTC accepts Oregon Health Plan for substance abuse treatment as well as uninsured individuals. BTC has OHP assisters to help facilitate acquiring Medicaid coverage. Federal probation does not have a contract with BTC. Their certified and experienced drug and alcohol counselors offer high quality care and a variety of groups to help client’s build coping skills and find a recovery path that works for them. '''Mental Health Treatment – Outpatient''' Mental health services are available via telehealth in Multnomah, Washington, and Clackamas counties. Co-Occurring treatment for client’s experience substance abuse and mental health conditions are available in person and on an outpatient basis at BTC’s Foster location in Multnomah County. To receive mental health care services from BTC, clients must have Oregon Health Plan. '''Starting Treatment''' For enrollment into substance abuse and mental health services, go to https://bridgestochange.com/treatment/ and scroll down to the New Client Form, fill it out and submit your request for screening, or you can call the client care coordinator at 503-560-7800. The intake meeting must be done in person. It is not possible to conduct the intake meeting virtually. With their rapid intake process, participants can expect an intake appointment with a BTC staff member within 72 hours. '''Mobile Treatment – Peer Mentors, Counseling, Basic Needs''' BTC has an Acute Care Team offering mobile treatment for substance abuse, mental health, and co-occurring disorders in Multnomah, Washington, and Clackamas counties. The Acute Care Team helps to get people off the street and offers peer mentors, counseling, and basic needs. Mentors help clients to obtain hygiene items, get on food stamps, get ID’s and obtain birth certificates. To receive care from the Acute Care Team, a client must have Oregon Health Plan. OHP assisters at BTC can help individuals apply for OHP. To get started, fill out the ACT referral team form at https://bridgestochange.com/immediate-care/. '''Club Hope and Recovery Access Center''' ''100 SE Cleveland Street'' ''Gresham, OR 97030'' Club Hope - Open Monday-Friday, 10 a.m.–5 p.m., with showers and laundry available until 3 p.m. Basic needs, peer mentors and support groups are available. To access the Club Hope calendar: ''https://bridgestochange.com/immediate-care/#calendar-527'' . Recovery Access Center – This overnight shelter has 26 beds, prioritizing Gresham residents. Currently, we are only accepting referrals through the City of Gresham. Will update as these transitions.
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