4D Recovery provides the support and guidance needed to navigate addiction recovery. We help young adults find and maintain a recovery identity through peer mentorship, supportive housing, drop-in recovery centers, recovery events, and a leadership development program.
Oregon currently ranks first in the nation for illicit drug use disorder, and last place for access to care, according to the most recent data from the National Survey on Drug Use and Health (NSDUH). Young people are disproportionately affected by a lack of recovery options, and often find themselves hopeless and alone, without services tailored to their needs. At 4D, we use our lived recovery experiences to lift up young people and help them find their own path to a life free from addiction.
Addiction Recovery Services
Certified Peer Mentors
Our peer mentors have the lived experience necessary to help guide clients through their recovery journey.
Community Recovery Centers
Find which of our three drop-in recovery centers is closest to you.
Recovery Meetings and Events
Find an identity-informed meeting that is best suited to your needs.
Connect With Peers Today
Connect With Peers Today
Recovery Success Stories
Ben’s Story
Every day, young people engage with 4D mentors to engage their recovery and connect with peers. The support 4D provided Ben was unlike anything he had ever experienced before. Please take a moment to find out why.
Zhi’s Story
4D provides young people with hope and supports them on their path to achieve everything they set out to accomplish. Take a moment to hear Zhi talk about why 4D has been the most impactful support for their recovery.
Lifelong, chronic disease requires long-term resources for addiction recovery
We're helping young adults in Oregon find sustained addiction recovery through our self-dedicated model of care. Our clients know best what they need and can draw on any of our resources (peer mentorship, recovery housing, community centers, and leadership development activities) to find freedom from substance use and addiction.
Lifelong, Chronic diseases require long-term resources
We're helping young adults in Oregon find sustained recovery through our self-dedicated model of care. Our clients know best what they need and can draw on any of our resources-peer mentors, recovery housing, prosocial community centers, and leadership development activities to find sustained recovery.