Native American Rehabilitation Association of the Northwest

Children, youth, and families wellness program - located at 1776 sw madison, the wellness program is a culture-based program designed to give support to parents, grandparents, and others in their roles as caregivers of children. the goal of this service is to reduce family stress, improve parenting skills, monitor and enhance child health and development, and prevent child abuse and neglect. Mental health counseling, substance abuse counseling, case management, individual and group counseling, psychiatric evaluation and medication management, and a cultural prevention youth program are provided.

Indian health clinic and wellness centers - located at 15 n morris and 12360 e burnside, both locations provide primary health care to the urban indian community and others needing services. In addition to primary care, pediatric services, including well baby/child care, women's health care such as a breast and cervical cancer early detection project, mental health counseling, substance abuse counseling, diabetes prevention program, pregnant families program, laboratory and pharmaceutical services are offered.

Youth residential treatment center - opened in 2017 and located at 620 ne 2nd ave, gresham, this program facility provides residential treatment to youth from federally recognized tribes throughout the state of Oregon and nationwide and other potential youth from the local community. the schedule includes individual and group counseling, life skills training, anger management, cultural education activities, medical services, mental health services and, educational services.

Outpatient treatment center - located at 1631 sw columbia street, the outpatient treatment center provides addiction treatment services to American indian and Alaskan Native men and women, people involved with the criminal justice system, and others needing services. Services include outpatient counseling, aftercare support, peer and recovery support mentors, duii diversion program, supportive employment services, housing and energy assistance services, and educational assistance. Treatment activities include group and individual counseling, women's support groups, talking circle meetings, mental health counseling, cultural education activities, anger management groups, community resource advocacy, and referral services.totem lodge - located at 1438 se division, the totem lodge program provides mental health counseling for those with severe and persistent adult mental health issues. Services include assessment and evaluations of mental health challenges, individual and group counseling, case management, psychiatric evaluation and medication management, intensive community services, and cultural groups and activities.annex - located at 1310 sw 17th, the annex houses our supporting services staff that provides the necessary organization and administrative support for the effective operation of the programs. Staff that are located there include our quality assurance and evaluation staff, grants administration, information technology, employee training, and housing administration.oswego house - this site, which is at an undisclosed location for the well-being and safety of our clients, serves as a transitional house for women and children for those that have been through our residential treatment program as they transition from completing the program.dental program - located at 12750 e stark, the dental program services are part of nara's system of treating the whole person. Dental services available through the dental program include baby teeth matter program, preventative dental care, restorative dental care, simple extractions, basic periodontal procedures, sports mouth guards, sealant program, and dental education.residential treatment center - located at 17645 nw st. helens highway, the residential treatment center provides addication treatment services to American indian and Alaskan Native families and others needing services. the schedule includes individual and group counseling, life skills training, anger management, cultural education activities, medical services, mental health services and introduction to self-help groups such as alcoholics anonymous, narcotics anonymous, and al-anon.