Peer Mentorship
Mentors offer a unique perspective with lived experience, they are able to help others on their recovery journey through skills and resources they learned along the way.
Meetings & Events
4D offers a variety of meetings and events for young adults in recovery including 12-step, dharma, yoga, mutual aid, and social recovery events
Behavioral Health Services
We provide Substance Use Disorder and Mental Health outpatient treatment services in Multnomah County, accepting Medicaid. Plans for service expansion are set for 2025.
Housing
Housing is essential to stability in recovery, as 4D invests more resources into housing, we are excited to offer this to even more people in the community.
Testimonials
"I was afraid to use medication-assisted treatment because lots of sober homes won’t let you in if you are using methadone. But, after multiple heroin relapses and a couple of overdoses, I decided to give methadone a try. While in residential treatment, I started going to 4D with my mentor and I learned that 4D’s Recovery House welcomes people on methadone so I moved in. I now feel like I am starting to make real progress in my life."
-Former 4D client and resident
“4D showed me how to accept myself by accepting me when I first came into the rooms. No judgment, no shame, no guilt–just pure love and acceptance. They made me feel at home and that I was ok to have hope again.”
- Former 4D Client
Peer mentors are available to anyone between the ages of 18-35 who:
- lives in Multnomah, Washington, or Clackamas county.
- identifies as having a substance and/or alcohol use problem.
- wants recovery support.
Please note that while individuals not meeting these criteria are ineligible for peer services, they are always welcome to attend our recovery centers for recovery meetings, social events, civic engagement, and other recovery resources.
Depending upon the individual’s needs, mentorship can last as long as the person chooses to engage in services.
Our peer-mentor program is FREE to anyone meeting the eligibility requirements.
4D uses a variety of evidence-based best practices, including a young adult peer manual that was co-authored by our executive director and includes research from recovery scientist Robert Ashford and the Recovery Research Institute.
In 2020, 4D served over 600 people each month and supported their recovery. Of the 285 individuals who engaged in peer support that year, all reported improvements in the following areas:
Health: 85% experienced improvements in health
- Education: 74% experienced improvements in education (participation, enrollment, attendance).
- Employment: 77% experienced improvements in employment, both finding work and improvements in their current employment
- Housing: 72% experienced improvements in housing (referral, permanent housing, and housing support).
View our full 2020 Annual Report [hyperlink to 2020 Annual Report page], which was conducted by Coimaginge Health.
4D uses a variety of evidence-based best practices, including a young adult peer manual that was co-authored by our executive director and includes research from recovery scientist Robert Ashford and the Recovery Research Institute.
In 2020, 4D served over 600 people each month and supported their recovery. Of the 285 individuals who engaged in peer support that year, all reported improvements in the following areas:
- Health: 85% experienced improvements in health
- Education: 74% experienced improvements in education (participation, enrollment, attendance).
- Employment: 77% experienced improvements in employment, both finding work and improvements in their current employment
- Housing: 72% experienced improvements in housing (referral, permanent housing, and housing support).
View our full 2020 Annual Report, which was conducted by Coimaginge Health.
4D currently offers recovery housing for individuals who have recently completed treatment services. The goal of the program is to provide individuals extended recovery service upon successful completion of substance use disorder treatment. It aims to enhance treatment outcomes and prepare individuals for long-term success and independent living.
You can reach out to our resident services director: