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===Inpatient Treatment Program Locations===
'''Redmond Residential Treatment''': Redmond Residential Treatment center offers short-term, high-intensity drug and alcohol treatment, detox, and intensive outpatient treatment for those who require a lower level of care, including those facing legal issues from their substance addiction such as DUI.
'''Klamath Falls Residential Treatment''': Klamath Falls residential facility offers detox and short-term, high-intensity drug and alcohol treatment designed to help you get clean as quickly as possible. During treatment you’ll have access to their full medical staff and caring counselors.
'''Madras Latino Residential Treatment'''
===Outpatient Treatment Program Locations===
'''Bend Outpatient Treatment''': Bend outpatient treatment center offers intensive treatment, outpatient treatment, and non-pharmacological approaches to pain management.
'''Redmond Outpatient Treatment''': Redmond Outpatient Treatment center offers the first level of treatment for those who require a lower level of care, including those facing legal issues from their substance addiction such as DUI. The time commitment for this level of treatment is usually five hours or less a week.
'''Madras Outpatient Treatment''': The outpatient program in Madras provides assessment, individual and group counseling, and drug-testing for adults and adolescents. The outpatient alcohol/drug clinical team includes certified clinicians, recovery mentors, and Native American Outreach Specialists. They are a state certified DUII treatment provider in Jefferson County and the contracted Oregon Health Plan provider. They offer many different types of treatment groups, including education, relapse prevention, and DBT (Dialectical Behavioral Therapy) groups. Our team also closely coordinates with our mental health team when participants have co-occurring disorders.
'''Prineville Mental Health Services''': The Prineville facility offers services for intellectual and developmental disabilities, general case management, alcohol and drug assessments, individual and group counseling, and drug testing.
Alcoholics Anonymous is a fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength, and hope with each other so that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from alcoholism. The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop drinking. There are no dues or fees for membership. They are self- supporting through their own contributions. AA is not allied with any sect, denomination, politics, organization, or institution. Their primary purpose is to stay sober and help other alcoholics achieve sobriety. +
This church provides a variety of services to its community, but specific information about regular public hygiene services is not readily available. +
The Woodstock Clothing Closet offers Free clothing for anyone who has a need.
Available upon request, Monday–Friday, when someone is in the office. Ring the front doorbell to see if someone is available.
Available from Cultivate Initiatives or Woodstock Pantry every Saturday, noon–2 p.m.
Woodstock Pantry: From SE Woodstock Ave., turn onto SE 40th Street and enter the All Saints’ parking lot on SE Knight Street. Cars - line up and stay in your car. Walkups - line up on the sidewalk. +
All Saints Episcopal Church provided hot meals every Saturday, between 11 a.m.–12:30 p.m. Indoor dining in the Parish Hall - 11 a.m.–12:30 p.m. Takeout meals - noon–12:30 p.m. All are welcome.
Groceries provided weekly on Fridays and Saturdays, between noon–2 p.m. to anyone who needs them. Drive-through or walk-up pantry.
From SE Woodstock Ave., turn onto SE 40th Street and enter the All Saints’ parking lot on SE Knight Street. Cars - line up and stay in your car. Walkups - line up on the sidewalk. +
All Saints Episcopal Church - Food Boxes, Pantries, and Meals +
Temporary and Day Labor Employment - Employment And Education +
Methadone Treatment - Other Addiction Treatment and Support +
A temporary shelter village providing pods and supportive services for people experiencing homelessness. +
A clinic providing psychiatric and mental health services. +
Amenda Clinic merges the physical, emotional, and spiritual experiences of being human with evidence-based care, acceptance, and creativity to expand their clients’ capacity to show up and live their fullest life. Through ancient herbal medicine, naturopathy, genetics, functional lab work, pharmaceutical intervention, counseling, flower essences, and any other therapies that honor the mind-body connection, they help clients heal, achieve their goals for well-being, and live their life at full capacity. This is patient-led integrative care that honors clients’ experiences and supports the outcomes clients desire while leveraging the expertise of innovative providers across specialties to achieve true collaborative healing.
Common conditions Amenda Clinic sees in patients include depression, anxiety, PTSD, bipolar disorder, ADHD, psychosis, schizophrenia, OCD, eating disorders, and addictions of all kinds. However, Amenda Clinic also considers itself diagnosis neutral. This means that they don’t think people can easily be fit into a neat diagnostic category but that there can be helpful reasons to have a diagnosis. Amenda Clinic works with people at nearly every stage of life, from adolescence to elderly. They celebrate gender, racial, and cultural diversity. Some of their providers have additional training in working with queer and trans-identified people. +
The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Oregon works in courts, in the legislature and in communities to protect and advance civil rights and liberties. They are committed to centering the individuals and intersectional communities historically disenfranchised by institutions and systems: Black people, Indigenous people, people of color, gender non-conforming people, people with disabilities, LGBT+, low-income people, immigrants, incarcerated people, refugees and all other historically-targeted groups.
ACLU of Oregon works in partnership and collaboration with communities and organizations across the state to respond to civil liberties and civil rights issues involving criminal justice, the death penalty, free speech, immigrants’ rights, LGBTQ+ rights, national security, police practices, prisoners’ rights, privacy & technology, racial justice, religious freedom, and reproductive justice. +
'''Employment/Education/Training'''
''Main office: 717 N. Killingsworth, Portland, Oregon 97217''
''https://www.portlandoic.org/''
''email contact:'' ''info@portlandoic.org''
Portland Opportunities Industrialization Center (POIC) + Rosemary Anderson High School (RAHS) provide alternative education, mentoring, family outreach, employment training, and placement. POIC + RAHS serve more than 3,000 students, work trainees, and families annually (80% are Black or Latinx). Their major programs include Rosemary Anderson Schools, Work Opportunities Training, Community Healing
Initiative, Youth Services, and Community Safety. They reconnect alienated at-risk youth and adults affected by poverty, family instability, and homelessness to education, career training, and culturally-specific wraparound programs, including services for families impacted by the criminal justice system.
POIC + RAHS offer paid training for construction and the trades. POIC's 12-week program prepares adults for careers in construction and the trades. Trainees are paid during this hands-on learning experience and receive classroom instruction, industry- recognized certifications, career exploration, and planning. The curriculum is recognized by the OSATC (Oregon State Apprenticeship and Training Council). Graduates receive continued support from full-time staff with apprenticeship and job placement with 95% of graduates being placed in jobs.
POIC + RAHS c areer coaches and mentors give trainees tools and resources to help them become job-ready or to help them transition to college. Internships and pre- apprenticeship program provide underserved youth and adults the opportunity to be part of a diverse and inclusive workforce. Additional POIC employment resources include: paid internships involving short-time positions that can lead to full-time employment in sought-after fields; career coaching ; tech career rep training ; and youth employment, connecting youth with training and paid internships in construction, healthcare, tech, manufacturing, and more.
Must be between the ages of 18-24, have your high school diploma/GED (or are actively engaged in a GED program), and ready to commit to an intensive training program.
'''School locations''' :
#''North Campus'' ''717 N. Killingsworth'' ''Portland, Oregon 97217''
#''New Columbia Campus'' ''4610 N. Trenton'' ''Portland, Oregon 97203''
#''East Campus'' ''2208 SE 182nd'' ''Portland, Oregon 97233''
#''Lents Campus at Wattles Boys & Girls Club'' ''9330 SE Harold St.'' ''Portland, Oregon97266''
#''Middle School Campus at Regence Boys & Girls Club'' ''4430 N. Trenton'' ''Portland, Oregon 97203''
Job Corps - Employment And Education +
A non-profit, no-kill rescue that operates a free-roam shelter for cats and a foster program for dogs, specializing in helping animals with medical or behavioral challenges. +
Animal Aid provides a collection of resources for low-cost and emergency veterinary services in Portland, Oregon and national financial assistance programs. It is not a comprehensive list of all services available, but a guide to some of the options available. Contact each organization directly for the most up to date information.
''https://www.animalaidpdx.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/Veterinary-Financial-Services_last-updated-7-2019.pdf'' +
A facility providing services for individuals seeking to overcome addiction. +
Another Chance Recovery has various programs using different treatment methods such as behavioral therapy, fitness and nutrition, individual counseling, group therapy and support groups. Another Chance Recovery has worked with a multitude of insurance networks, if you don’t have insurance, they also offer scholarships and OHP spots if available.
'''Partial Hospitalization Program''' ''https://anotherchancerehab.com/our-programs/partial-hospitalization-program/'' PHP is a comprehensive outpatient program providing the structure and support you need to begin the stabilization process, when you enter treatment. PHP consists of group and individual sessions, 4-6 hours a day, 5 days a week and can last from a week to a month depending on your needs.
'''Intensive Outpatient Program''' ''https://anotherchancerehab.com/our-programs/intensive-outpatient-program/'' IOP is a comprehensive outpatient program providing the structure and support you need once you have some stability. IOP consists of groups and individual sessions, 3 hours a day, 3-5 days a week and can last from a month to 45 days depending on your needs.
'''Outpatient Program''' ''https://anotherchancerehab.com/our-programs/outpatient-program/'' OP is a comprehensive outpatient program with minimal structure and support, once you already have some stability and have developed a transition plan. OP consists of groups and individual sessions, 1-3 hours a week, and lasts about 30 days depending on your needs. +
Antfarm Youth Services helps build healthy communities, supports young people and their families, and teaches sustainability through education and practice. Their programs and services include:
'''Addiction Prevention & Support''' AntFarm has been working with the communities of Estacada and Sandy in establishing an Alcohol and Drug Prevention Coalition for each community.
'''Axis Learning''' provides educational activities to NE Clackamas County in Estacada, Molalla, and Sandy. Students, with the help of adult mentors & tutors, accomplish: credit recovery, GED testing preparation, literacy assessment for example.
'''Café and Bakery''' The center and hub of activity for AntFarm in Sandy, this large community space has supported youth development, healthy eating, and sustainable living since the cafe opened in 2012.
'''CommunityConnect''' helps NE Clackamas County elders maintain independent living by assisting with home management tasks that they can no longer do.
'''Estacada Youth & Family Resource Center''' Located in downtown Estacada on Zobrist Street, this small and intimate community space is being developed for cultural arts events, lectures, classes, and community meetings.
'''Estacada Youth Hub''' A primary initiative in Estacada and Sandy is empowering youth through youth participation in AntFarm workgroup and leadership meetings.
'''Nuevo Futuro''' is a grassroots program for Latinx and Hispanic people addressing barriers of language, resource access, and lack of opportunity, while supporting cultural integration throughout Clackamas County.
'''Plant365''' AntFarm’s “can and bottle program” provides youth with work skills experience and gives youth and the community the opportunity to learn sustainable living practices 365 days a year.
'''YouthCore''' is a hands-on training program teaching basic employment skills while becoming an employee of AntFarm.
The '''Sandy Youth Garden''' and '''Estacada Youth Garden''' strengthens community through service learning, recognition of food instability, active work and movement, and skills development.
Antfarm’s other programs and services include: Cultural Arts, Outdoor Adventure, Emergency Support Services, and Housing Services.
AntFarm Youth Services Housing Program was established during the COVID-19 pandemic to provide essential rent support for vulnerable youth and families in Clackamas County. Recognizing the urgent need for stable housing, the program aimed to address the rising homelessness and housing instability among youth and families in the area. As the program evolved, it highlighted the lack of comprehensive housing solutions in rural parts of the county, prompting discussions about the necessity for expanded housing initiatives and support services tailored to the unique challenges faced by these communities. +