Evergreen Recovery Centers

Pregnant and parenting women's (ppw) long-term residential with therapeutic daycare: mental health counseling to mothers and pregnant women, with a therapeutic care component for enhancing the development of drug-affected infants and young children. Pregnant women enter treatment during pregnancy and return to treatment with theirinfants after hospital delivery to complete the program. Annually the ppw program, located in everett, washington helps approximately 100 families find a new start with recovery, housing, and self-sufficiency as well as providing their children with positive early childhood experiences.

Outpatient behavioral health counseling: provides alcoholism, drug addiction and mental health counseling at clinics in lynnwood and everett, washington. Outpatient services include assessment and treatment referral, intensive outpatient and aftercare, dui and drug court programs, drug screening and outreach services to jail and diversion centers. In 2024, this program provided more than 15,000 services to over 1,500 adults through medicaid or state/federal funding, private health insurance, or self pay. This program also provided more than 2,000 urine and hair tests and analysis for courts, individuals, employers and community agencies.

Legacy lodge men's residential:provides 45 to 60 day inpatient treatment for men with substance usedisorders and histories of relapse and mental health disorders. At discharge the men move into clean and sober housing in their communities and continue treatment on an outpatient basis. Legacy lodge helps more than 100 adult men a year to begin recovery.

Outreach programs (l.e.a.d. And h.o.s.t.):provides outreach services through two programs, lead and host. Long term intensive case management is provided through the lead (law enforcement assisted diversion) model (a nationally recognized framework) to individuals diverted away from jail by law enforcement and other members of the legal system. Case managers provide assistance addressing unmet behavioral health needs by connecting people to appropriate services including behavioral health, housing, and medical care. Annually, the lead program serves nearly 150 adults a month referred by local police and sheriff's departments, jails, municipal and district courts and community agencies. The host (homeless outreach stabilization and transition) program began in 2022 to serve the vulnerable populations of snohomish county. Modeled after the host program developed in seattle, it reduces barriers to bring services to people with severe mental illness that wouldn't normally get it. The program expanded in 2024 to bring the same services to skagit and island counties. Both programs have served 204 unique participants with total of 7743 encounters. There is an average of 40 encounters per client. We have also distributed 3485 doses of narcan to the community, with 414 successful overdose reversals.

Parent-child assistance program (pcap):this intensive 3-year outreach case management program assists high-risk mothers and their children to reduce alcohol and drug-exposed births and fetal effects. Outreach, home visitation, and advocacy services begin during pregnancy and encourage and support women toward recovery and creating healthy families. These are the primary offices established by the university of washington under a research grant in the late 1990's. 220 women per month are served through offices in seattle, tukwila and tacoma, washington.

Transitional housing:provides short-term housing and case management for homeless families and single adults in early recovery moving from inpatient treatment to evergreen outpatient. Over two dozen individuals were served during 2024.