The Resilience & Recovery Project is a peer support program for justice system-involved individuals. We work with participants to build individual, social, and community resources for long term resilience and recovery, successful completion of supervision, and reintegration into the community. We partner with the Multnomah County Department of Community Justice (DCJ) to offer these services.
Types of services offered:
- Wraparound peer support
- Drop-in peer support
- Mobile peer support and outreach
- Transition and reentry support
- Peer support classes, groups, activities and community events (with groups offered at DCJ East Campus, DCJ Women & Family Services, and Inverness Jail)
- Resilience & Recovery Action Planning
- Referrals, resources, and service navigation support
- Basic needs assistance and barrier removal supports
- Incentives
- Parenting and Family Supports
- Gender-responsive peer support
- STEP Court navigation and support
