Yakima Valley Council On Alcoholism

Outpatient services - triumph's services link together in several ways based on the specific needs of each client. Intensive outpatient (iop) and outpatient (op) treatment services for substance use disorder are available as clients come out of residential treatment, or when additional support is needed. Outpatient services include peer support from individuals who have life experience in sud. The addition of stand-alone mental health treatment for individuals of all ages and families began in april of 2022. Clients do not need to have a substance use disorder to receive mental health services. A total of 856 clients utilized mental health services in either a residential sud program or as a standalone service. Triumph is also host-site to the parent child assistance program (pcap). This program is an intensive three-year case managed program that supports high risks mothers and their children with a goal to reduce alcohol and drug exposed births. Across triumph's continuum of care 41.1% of clients used two or more services in fiscal year 2024.

Triumph has provided housing for individuals and families in recovery since 1992. This includes low income and case managed housing units for homeless families, single adults, and women with children needing transitional housing as they exit inpatient treatment services. From july 1, 2023 through june 30, 2024 families were served across nine locations which includes 27 men, 96 women, and 165 children.