Cascadia Health

Outpatient mental health and addiction services - the organization serves more than 12,000 adults and children annually through outpatient mental health and addiction programs located in multnomah, clackamas and lane counties. These programs are offered to individuals and families throughout the age spectrum, from childhood to older adults. The organization's treatment approach is based on the behavioral health recovery management (bhrm) model for addictive and mental health disorders that emphasizes consumer driven, strengths based recovery services with a focus on longterm wellness. The organization's programs assist individuals to increase independence and self-efficacy bycontinuation on schedule outilizing evidence based practices in individual, group, and family therapy, including trauma informed care, peer wellness services, dialectical behavioral therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, motivational interviewing, relapse prevention, post hospital reentry, and a variety of skills building and wellness curricula offered in group and individual settings.outpatient services include a broad array of specialized programs including mental health, substance abuse, integrated mental health and addictions, and gambling treatment. Intensive case management and assertive community treatment (act) is provided in both multnomah and clackamas counties.

Low-income property management and development - for over 25 years, the organization has been a leader in the state of oregon in the development and management of affordable housing for people with mental illness and addictions. The organization's developers arrange financing, perform feasibility analysis, engage design professionals, and manage construction. The organization's goals continue to focus on knitting together housing and clinical services to support clients in their housing with a continuum of clinical programs and housing support programs that are designed to assist in successful housing experiences. Residential options include staffed residential care facilities, sharedcontinuation on schedule ohousing, and traditional apartment communities. The organization's asset management staff manages over 40 properties that are owned by the organization or are single asset entities for which the organization is the property manager. The properties are located throughout the portland metropolitan area, intentionally sited near transit for ease of access.

Behavioral health and criminal justice interface; homeless services and independent housing; crisis services; special programs.