OnTrack Rogue Valley offers integrated care for co-occurring disorders, managing supportive housing, and providing education for future counselors, OnTrack creates a robust ecosystem for recovery.
They embrace a person-centered, strength-based approach to foster behavioral health treatment and community support systems.
OnTrack Rogue Valley’s approach to substance use disorder and behavioral health treatment is built on five key principles.
As mentioned above, they espouse a person-centered approach, recognizing each individual’s unique needs and experiences. A strength-focused model seeks to highlight client abilities rather than limitations.
The organization provides holistic care, addressing physical, mental, and social needs for complete support.
OnTrack creates a respectful, non-judgmental environment where clients feel safe and valued. Finally, they offer family-centered services, acknowledging the impact of substance use on the entire family unit.
With over five decades of experience serving Southern Oregon, OnTrack Rogue Valley offers extensive behavioral health treatment for substance use and mental health conditions.
They provide integrated care for co-occurring disorders, ensuring clients receive comprehensive support for their unique needs.
The organization’s commitment to holistic care extends beyond treatment. OnTrack manages 270 housing units, offering supportive and low-income housing options to clients and community referrals.
This commitment to stable, affordable housing plays a critical role in recovery and community integration for neighboring communities and state of Oregon as a whole.
As part of its thorough approach to recovery, OnTrack Rogue Valley offers a range of housing solutions for individuals and families in need. The organization provides 270 housing units, including transitional housing and supportive options for those seeking stability during their recovery journey.
According to their resources, these units aren’t just for OnTrack clients; they’re also available to those referred by community partners.
OnTrack’s housing program focuses on creating opportunities for stable and affordable living situations, recognizing that a secure home environment is pivotal for successful recovery. They collaborate with local partners to guarantee a comprehensive approach to housing solutions.
By offering both supportive and low-income options, OnTrack caters to diverse needs within the community.
This commitment to housing reflects the organization’s view that a fundamental need in recovery is a safe place to call home.
Education plays a key role in OnTrack Rogue Valley’s mission to support recovery. The organization offers a detailed Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor (CADC) training program, combining workplace and classroom learning through their On-PACE Program.
This tuition-free opportunity prepares participants for CADC certification through the State of Oregon, empowering individuals to become part of the recovery support community.
OnTrack’s commitment to peer support is evident in their incorporation of Peer training, which leads to Mental Health Peer certification.
This dual focus on counselor and peer education creates a well-rounded approach to recovery support, fostering a sense of belonging and shared experience among participants.
OnTrack Rogue Valley extends its reach far beyond its physical locations through extensive community outreach programs. They’ve established a network of certified counselors who conduct off-site alcohol and drug assessments, bringing vital services directly to those in need.
These assessments cater to individuals mandated by courts, Child Welfare, or other referring parties, ensuring accessibility for all.
The organization has expanded its off-site treatment services through strategic Memorandums of Understanding, allowing them to serve individuals in various settings, including hospitals and residential treatment facilities.
This approach demonstrates OnTrack’s commitment to meeting people where they are, both literally and figuratively.
OnTrack Rogue Valley’s full bodied array of offerings support families, individuals, and communities in achieving recovery from substance use disorders and dual diagnoses.
With extensive services, housing solutions, and educational programs, OnTrack offers a truly full continuum of care that is accessible and reliable for their clients.
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