Provides peer support, guidance, and resources to help those in recovery. Services offered include relapse prevention groups (Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous) and classes (smoking cessation and anger management).

Provides peer support, guidance, and resources to help those in recovery. Services offered include relapse prevention groups (Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous) and classes (smoking cessation and anger management).

Provides peer support, guidance, and resources to help those in recovery. Services offered include relapse prevention groups (Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous) and classes (smoking cessation and anger management).

Provides peer support, guidance, and resources to help those in recovery. Services offered include relapse prevention groups (Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous) and classes (smoking cessation and anger management).

Hosts the peer support group Women for Sobriety.

Day services include breakfast and dinner, clothes, bathrooms, showers, mail services, and Bible and 12-step substance use recovery classes.

Provides outpatient therapy (individual, family, and group) to children, youth, and adults. Services include psychiatric evaluation and treatment, case management, dual diagnosis assessment and treatment, and drug and alcohol addiction assessment and treatment. Provides an opiate substitute treatment program, including suboxone. Hosts evening and day support groups, including gender-specific groups and LGBTQ groups.
Also has IPAs (In-Person Assisters) on staff to help clients and the general public enroll in health insurance, if needed. Volunteer opportunities available.

Provides outpatient therapy (individual, family, and group) to children, youth, and adults. Services include psychiatric evaluation and treatment, case management, dual diagnosis assessment and treatment, and drug and alcohol addiction assessment and treatment. Provides an opiate substitute treatment program, including suboxone. Hosts evening and day support groups, including gender-specific groups and LGBTQ groups.
Also has IPAs (In-Person Assisters) on staff to help clients and the general public enroll in health insurance, if needed. Volunteer opportunities available.

Provides outpatient therapy (individual, family, and group) to children, youth, and adults. Services include psychiatric evaluation and treatment, case management, dual diagnosis assessment and treatment, and drug and alcohol addiction assessment and treatment. Provides an opiate substitute treatment program, including suboxone. Hosts evening and day support groups, including gender-specific groups and LGBTQ groups.
Also has IPAs (In-Person Assisters) on staff to help clients and the general public enroll in health insurance, if needed. Volunteer opportunities available.

Support groups specific to crystal meth addiction. Also provides a hotline for information and to offer support. The helpline is not a crisis hotline and therefore not equipped to respond to emergencies or answer any questions of a medical or legal nature. Some calls do get sent to a voicemail system if lines are busy. Leave a message to receive a return call.

Juntos, an alcohol and drug program for Spanish speaking people, provides individual outpatient, family sessions and group services. Addresses issues specific to Latinos (biculturalism, machismo, gender roles, self-identification in dominant culture, racism, US laws, orientation to dominant culture) related to substance abuse and recovery from substance use disorders.

Accessing Success provides support services to those struggling with Substance Use Disorder. Services provided include screenings, referrals to appropriate treatment providers, outreach services for individuals involved in DHS Child Welfare, as well as peer support services for parents who identify as having any history with addiction and wanting or maintaining recovery. Accessing Success also offers recovery support groups for parents, collaborative peer support for individuals involved with Treatment Court, and peer support services for Native American families within our community

Accessing Success provides support services to those struggling with Substance Use Disorder. Services provided include screenings, referrals to appropriate treatment providers, outreach services for individuals involved in DHS Child Welfare, as well as peer support services for parents who identify as having any history with addiction and wanting or maintaining recovery. Accessing Success also offers recovery support groups for parents, collaborative peer support for individuals involved with Treatment Court, and peer support services for Native American families within our community

A domestic violence specialist is available to meet with clients in need of mental health or substance abuse assessment, clients needing extra support and appropriate referrals, and to consult with staff about specific issues or behaviors. Specialists provide support and resources to staff, Seeking Safety groups, and other group therapy services. Consultations and assessments are confidential. All information shared by survivors will remain confidential unless there is a reported threat of harm to self or others, child abuse, abuse of a disabled individual, or elder abuse.

Living Free Ministries provides support groups for people experiencing addiction to alcohol, drugs, food, and/or pornography. There are also support groups that deal with anger, depression, grief, and divorce. Also offered is Beyond the Walls, a class for families with loved ones who are incarcerated. Child care is provided for support groups and classes.

Support groups and classes are Christian faith-based healing programs and worship services are offered before meetings, but attendance is not required.

Marijuana Anonymous uses the basic 12 Steps of Recovery founded by Alcoholics Anonymous for individuals with a desire to stop using marijuana. Website provides listings for local meetings by state. Online meetings are also available.

Narcotics Anonymous is a 12-step program offering support groups for individuals who would like to maintain a drug-free lifestyle. Narcotics Anonymous does not focus on users of any particular drug and makes no distinction between alcohol and drugs. Website provides a search tool to find local meetings.

Multnomah County's Tuberculosis (TB) Clinic provides TB screening onsite.

Provides one voucher each weekday morning for Multnomah County's Dental Access Program for tooth extractions only, no cleanings or preventive services.

Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous meetings are available weekly.

A 52-bed drug and alcohol residential treatment facility for men. The six month residency consists of intensive, tightly structured treatment in which a therapeutic relationship with MRC counselors will be fostered. Additional six month non-residency continuing care is also offered.

Hosts Stepping Up meetings to explore the 12 steps, which are open to members of the community who are in recovery.

Volunteers of America Oregon’s Women’s Residential Center is a Multnomah County-funded inpatient treatment program that provides comprehensive chemical dependency and mental health services to women involved in the criminal justice system, helping them to overcome a variety of challenges, rebuild their lives, and re-enter their communities.

On-site SMART Recovery, Narcotics Anonymous and Parents Anonymous meetings are open to the community.