Success story: Project Network
A former Project Network client shares how she has turned the tables and is now helping others. “Growing up, I was in a home with addiction,” said Jennifer [not real …
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Project Network
Project Network provides residential mental health and recovery services for women 18 and up with or without children; culturally focused for African American women, but all cultural backgrounds welcome.
Black History Hero: Emma
Today we’d like to introduce you to Emma, a Certified Recovery Mentor (CRM) at Project Network.
‘Life is so good’: Something to Talk About 2025
A giant THANK YOU to everyone who attended LifeWorks NW’s annual fundraising breakfast, Something to Talk About, at Multnomah Athletic Club on April 17. Now in its 23rd year, the …
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Our Programs and Services
For more than 60 years, LifeWorks NW has provided help, hope and recovery with clinics and service centers throughout Multnomah, Washington, and Clackamas counties. We promote a healthy community by …
Programs & Services
Our programs and services For more than 60 years, LifeWorks NW has provided help, hope and recovery with clinics and service centers throughout Multnomah, Washington, and Clackamas counties. We promote …
Client story: Becoming the voice for those in need
On a day in early 2015, Tuesday says she made the decision to go into treatment in Portland. “I was living in Eugene, and it was the black hole for …
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LifeWorks NW’s Black History Month Hero
During Black History Month, we are honoring Black behavioral health heroes throughout the community and nation. In the process, we thought about the many heroes here at LifeWorks NW. Although …
Community Donations Help LifeWorks NW Keep the Season Bright
As in previous years, LifeWorks NW is fortunate that numerous organizations donate gifts and food to hundreds of families we serve to share some holiday cheer. “The families are so …
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Changing Her Life Allows Her to Help Others
“As long as I can remember, I’ve struggled with anxiety and depression,” says Rachel [not her real name]. “And I had an unhealthy relationship with alcohol and drugs. But for …
Cory Grose
Cory is a licensed clinical psychologist, who has been with LifeWorks NW for 21 years. She joined as a child care provider at Project Network in 2001, and moved through …
60th Anniversary: Dotti Cowart
As part of LifeWorks NW’s 60th Anniversary Celebration, we are highlighting just a few of the many valued leaders who have shaped our organization and our community. Dotti Cowart’s children …
Residential Services for Women with Children
For women that have experienced traumas, mental health or addiction struggles, LifeWorks NW provides residential services for both mothers and their children. Mothers can get any necessary support and treatment …
60th Anniversary: Ebony Clarke
As part of LifeWorks NW’s 60th Anniversary Celebration, we are highlighting just a few of the many valued leaders who have shaped our organization and our community. Ebony Clarke began …
Community Plays Santa at King Site
“Santa’s sleigh exploded at King today,” said Deb S. Allison, program manager for King Adult Rehabilitation, Adult Outpatient, Rapid Response. “Jamie Fournier, Peer Recovery specialist, received donations from businesses and …