Greater Gresham Area Prevention Partnership

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GGAPP Partners support our mission and work with us, one another, and the community at-large, to keep the Greater Gresham area safe and drug-free.

Center for Family & Adolescent Research

A federally funded outpatient treatment and research center offering free counseling to qualifying families with a substance-using adolescent. We currently have specialized programs for methamphetamine-using youth, depressed youth using drugs or alcohol, and parents seeking help to engage a drug-using youth in treatment.
www.ori.org/CFAR/Portland or 503-243-1065

New Avenues for Youth

"The mission of New Avenues for Youth is to help every youth reach their fullest potential by offering a continuum of outcome-based services that empower homeless youth to exit street life and that prevent other youth from becoming homeless."

Police Activities League

"A 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, the Police Activities League of Greater Portland provides educational, recreational, and athletic programs to the youth of the Portland / Gresham metropolitan area with an emphasis on "disadvantaged" youth. PAL strives to connect law enforcement and youth in a positive way. PAL utilizes athletics as well as recreational and educational activities to instill positive life principles and character building tools in an effort to deter juvenile crime and violence. "

Oregon Partnership

"Oregon Partnership is a statewide non-profit promoting healthy kids and communities through drug and alcohol awareness, drug prevention programs, and 24 hour crisis lines for treatment referrals and suicide intervention. We work with schools and community coalitions statewide, and our resource library is open to all to educate on the dangers of substance abuse. "

Gresham Oregon

About the City of Gresham. Oregon's fourth largest city.

Metropolitan Family Service

MFS invests in individuals and families that struggle with the many barriers associated with cultural and economic disparities including – inadequate education, health issues, isolation, unemployment, and poverty.

Work DrugFree Oregon

"Workdrugfree Oregon is a statewide business initiative to substantially increase the number of drugfree workplaces in Oregon, improve the competitive advantage of Oregon employers and support a thriving economy. "

White Bison

Offering sobriety, recovery, addictions prevention and wellness resources to the Native American Community nationwide.

HelpLine: Make The Call

A confidential 24-hour blended crisis and referral line, responding to individuals and family members seeking crisis intervention treatment referral and general chemical dependency information.
Call 800-923-HELP

Linea de Ayuda

Linea de Ayuda is the only crisis line for speakers of Spanish who are experiencing drug and alcohol problems. The line is staffed by highly skilled volunteer crisis workers.
Call 877-515-7848

YouthLine

A peer-to-peer crisis line for teens. Youth working under the supervision of an adult answer calls on diverse topics including substance abuse, depression, self-harm, dating violence and other issues, many of which have substance abuse as an underlying issue.
Call 877-553-TEEN

Suicide Intervention

Two numbers, one important service. Oregon Partnership crisis workers answer calls to the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, 1-800-273-TALK, and the Hopeline Network at 1-800-SUICIDE. Each month Oregon Partnership responds to hundreds of callers who are considering suicide or are suicidal at the time of their call.
Call 800-273-TALK or 800-SUICIDE