Upcoming Events

First Annual Black, Brown & Indigenous Conference
REGISTRATION IS FREE!
April 11th 2023, 8am-5pm
Portland, OR
In person and Virtual via Zoom, Facebook and YouTube
8 CEUS accredited by MHACBO

SAVE THE DATE:
International Drug Policy Reform Conference 
October 18-21, 2023, Phoenix, Arizona

Email us at info@healthjusticerecovery.org to add your event here!

Jobs

• Newly funded, open position for a Behavioral Health Apprenticeship Program Manager with United We Heal, which brings together employers and AFSCME union members to collectively develop robust, industry-specific training opportunities that combine on-the-job training and related education, and are responsive to the needs of workers and employers.
• Across Oregon, there is a shortage of Behavioral Health workers within nearly every field, including mental health and substance abuse. Hundreds of these positions go unfilled every year. As critical as this workforce issue is to ensure people in need receive the best care possible, it’s also a huge opportunity for caring, compassionate people who want a career that is more than a job. Learn more…
• Learn more: Higher Education After Incarceration

Peer Support

• Alano Club of Portland Peer Resources:
  • Artists in Recovery – A program designed highlight the intersection between recovery and creative practices through free workshops, classes, and public events featuring nationally renowned artists in recovery, or connected to the recovery community.
  • Peer Recovery Support Services – A holistic approach that uses a multiple pathway recovery system. At its core, it’s about empowering individuals to identify and use their inherent skills to create a recovery plan that’s right for them.
  • Plates for the People – A series of free, monthly cooking classes for people in or seeking recovery, taught by award winning chefs in recovery.
  • The Recovery Gym (TRG) – The PNW’s first fitness center dedicated to helping people on the path to recovery for substance use and mental health disorders.
  • Recovery Toolkit Series – A holistic, multi-disciplinary service model is built on evidence-based practices that enable people with substance use disorders to create individualized recovery toolkits according to their own needs.
• Alcoholics Anonymous
• Celebrate Recovery
• Dual Diagnosis Anonymous
• Narcotics Anonymous
• Refugee Recovery
• Smart Recovery