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Youth Substance Use Disorder Programs

Prevention, Treatment and Recovery Resources for Ages 13-25

New users of alcohol start between ages 18 and 25. Most substance use disorders (SUD) begin before age 25. Studies show that for adolescents (ages 12-17) and young adults (ages 18-25), frequent marijuana use is associated with opioid misuse, heavy alcohol use, and depression. For many reasons, families can pass SUD down through generations.

Oregon Health Authority (OHA) is working to end this cycle. To promote prevention, best practices and cross-system collaboration throughout Oregon’s SUD treatment system, OHA works with a variety of partners, programs and systems. Learn more by reading OHA's fact sheet about Oregon's youth SUD treatment system.

​You can use the Oregon Behavioral Health Directory or visit the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration website. Both have resources for finding support or treatment for issues with mental health and substance use.​

​Madrona Recovery​: 503-749-0200 (co-occurring disorders, licensed as psychiatric and SUD residential) 

Adapt Deer Creek: 541-672-2691 

NARA Youth Residential Treatment Center: 971-274-3757 

Rimrock Trails​: 888-532-6247 or 458-207-6443 (residential admissions)

​Oregon Youth Authority (OYA)​ offers residential and community treatment options for youth in their care. OYA has five facilities that are certified substance use treatment sites.

These schools are for high school-age youth who would benefit from a safe, sober and supportive school environment. To learn more, please contact the school: