Recovery Fest
Location: 4D Recovery, 11690 SE 82nd Ave., Happy Valley OR 97086
Join us for Recovery Fest, a community celebration of recovery, hope, and connection.
The event will provide opportunities to:
Celebrate recovery and the people who make recovery possible
Connect with local recovery, treatment, prevention, and support organizations
Learn about programs and resources available in Clackamas County
Strengthen partnerships across the recovery community
Promote hope, healing, belonging, and connection
Bringing Stimulants Back into the Conversation
REGISTRATION OPEN: Bringing Stimulant Use Back into the Conversation
Date: June 11, 2026
Time: 1:00–2:30 p.m.
Location: Providence Willamette Falls Community Center, 519 15th St., Oregon City, OR 97045
Presented by the Clackamas Community Alliance (CCA), this training will explore current stimulant trends, local impacts, and practical strategies across prevention, harm reduction, treatment, and recovery. Participants will learn more about the growing role stimulants are playing in overdose deaths and broader community health impacts, as well as effective approaches to better support people affected by stimulant use.
REGISTER HERE: https://forms.gle/VUEqDqckvDKctQQp7
DESCRIPTION
This training explores current trends, drivers of stimulant use, and strategies across the prevention, harm reduction, treatment, and recovery continuum. Participants will gain an increased understanding of the growing role stimulants play in overdose deaths and broader community health impacts by learning more about local data, emerging concerns, and effective approaches.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Describe current stimulant-related trends and impacts in Clackamas County and across the region
Identify key risks and harms associated with stimulant use, including overdose, overamping, stigma, and barriers to care.
Apply practical strategies across prevention, harm reduction, treatment, and recovery to better support people affected by stimulant use.
PRESENTERS
Sarah Present, MD, MPH, Clackamas County Health Officer; Tri-County Deputy Health Officer
Tyler Swift, MPH, Project Manager, Substance Use Disorder and Overdose Response, Multnomah County Health Department
Teresa Everson, MD, MPH, Deputy Multnomah County Health Officer; Tri-County Deputy Health Officer
CONTINUING EDUCATION
We plan to apply for 1.5 continuing education hours through the Mental Health & Addiction Certification Board of Oregon (MHACBO).
Free naloxone training
Free Naloxone Training
Start Date
05/26/2026 06:30 PM
End Date
05/26/2026 08:00 PM
Ledding Library of Milwaukie, 10660 SE 21st Ave., Milwaukie
What you’ll learn:
Risk factors for an overdose
Signs and symptoms of an overdose
Overlapping suicide risk factors and resources
How to reverse an overdose and save lives
Register: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/6FC26HH
Clackamas Community Alliance (CCA) Quarterly Meeting & Networking Event
We invite you to connect, share, and collaborate with partners across Clackamas County as we work together to strengthen our communities affected by substance use.
Location: Development Services Building, 150 Beavercreek Road, Oregon City
Registration required: https://forms.gle/mxzwB6Qb6kSkepcQA
Overdose Awareness Day
The Clackamas Community Alliance, a community-led group supported by Clackamas County working to address the crisis of opioids and other drugs, is hosting a resource fair to prevent overdose and remember the lives lost to overdose in our community. Over a dozen organizations will have resource tables to provide resources and services, including peer recovery mentoring, mental health services, treatment, recovery housing, wound care, STI testing, harm reduction and more! There will also be a booth for folks to make their own overdose awareness day sign to plant in their yard or place of work as a way to spread awareness.
Better Together: The Benefits of Concurrent Treatment for Co-Occuring Disorder
Location: Harmony Community Campus, Room: HW 170-172
7738 SE Harmony Road, Milwaukie, OR 97222
Purpose: This training will discuss how addressing both addiction and mental health concerns concurrently improves individual and community outcomes.
Who Should Attend: This training is free for medical providers, mental health and substance use providers of all levels, prevention specialists, and Clackamas Community College faculty and staff.
Speakers:
Ellen Pyle, QMHA
Case Manager, Clackamas County Mental Health CourtCat Caruso, LCSW, CADC III
MOUD Program Supervisor, Clackamas Health CentersCharlotte VanCleve, MSN, PMHNP, CARN-AP
Medical Manager of Psychiatric Services, Fora Health
CEUs:
1.5 CEUs Available from MHACBO
Clackamas Community Alliance (CCA) Networking Event
We invite those who serve people affected by substance use in Clackamas County to attend this event.
Webinar - Emerging Stimulant Use Trends: Setting the Stage for a Local Conversation in Clackamas County
Methamphetamine is more prevalent, more potent and deadlier than ever - second to fentanyl as the most critical drug threat.
Description: The goal of this webinar is to build a shared understanding of stimulant use trends and spark increased interest in working towards collaborative solutions to strengthen communities in Clackamas County.
As overdose deaths increase and drug trends change rapidly, it is important to understand current data and evidence, so we can work together to help people who use drugs, their families and communities in Clackamas County move towards health and healing.
Speakers:
Chris Gibson, Executive Director, Oregon-Idaho HIDTA
Richard A. Rawson, Ph.D., Research Professor, Vermont Center for Behavioral Health
Audience: Those who work in the areas of substance use prevention, treatment, recovery, or harm reduction; those who provide services to populations affected by substance use; those interested in learning more about stimulant use.