AtAtJuntosJuntosNW,NW,wewebelievebelieverecoveryrecoveryisisaajourneyjourneybestbesttakentakenwithwiththetherightrightguidanceguidanceandandculturallyculturallyrelevantrelevantsupport.support.OurOurRecoveryRecoverySupportSupportservicesservicesconnectconnectLatino/a/x,Latino/a/x,Black,Black,Brown,Brown,andandIndigenousIndigenousindividualsindividualsandandfamiliesfamilieswithwiththetheresourcesresourcesandandtoolstoolstheytheyneedneedtotobuildbuildaastrongstrongfoundationfoundationforforstabilitystabilityandandgrowth.growth.
Abuela’s TransitionalRecovery Housing Programs
Juntos manages two Transitional Recovery Housing Programs: one in Multnomah County with 11 beds for Latino men and fathers, and another in Washington County with 6 beds for Latino women and mothers. Both homes are nationally accredited by the National Alliance for Recovery Residences (NARR) and recognized as Level III / Type S (Supervised) care by the American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM).
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