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It’s the first part of a five-story resource center for people living outside with mental health and addiction issues to begin operating.
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LaKeesha Dumas claims management at the health department blamed her for not ensuring its grant got approval from a council on which she sits.
As rules requiring the use of credentialed interpreters in health care take effect, Indigenous language interpreters seek additional legislation to promote equity.
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Researchers from the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health surveyed social service agencies and found gaps in services and workforce across the addiction treatment and recovery continuum.
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In a state where places for people in recovery to find community are rare, True Colors will offer programs and activities in an inclusive environment.
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With the first round of funding under the drug-decriminalization law out the door, they say Oregon will begin to see greater impacts.
After a successful launch, the program will expose more students to meeting the complex needs of people experiencing homelessness in Jackson and Klamath counties.
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In August, The Lund Report’s series about the state’s growing meth problem garnered a lot of attention.
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A study of rural drug users in 10 states found the combination fuels heightened overdose risk, but many programs are not equipped to treat people who are using both drugs.
Despite a windfall of new funding that could combat Oregon’s meth-fueled behavioral health crisis, leaders have no plan and risk leaving promising approaches on the shelf.
