Behavioral Health Resource Network (BHRN)
The goal of our BHRN program is to provide a single point of access to harm reduction, treatment, and recovery for people who use alcohol or drugs. This program was originally funded through the Oregon legislature by a ballot initiative called Measure 110, which had the goal of expanding access to treatment across the state of Oregon. The BHRN program promotes a culture of safety, empowerment, and healing.
Who We Serve |
Anyone in Polk County who uses alcohol or drugs is eligible for the services provided by our BHRN program at NO COST. |
Services Offered |
All BHRN services are delivered in a trauma informed manner.
We can provide you with an immediate screening to determine your needs and even provide an alcohol and drug assessment same day to help you start treatment as soon as you are ready. We offer no cost recovery support groups, outpatient treatment for substance use disorders and assistance accessing detox treatment.
Peer support services are available to anyone, regardless of whether you are looking to continue using substances, cut back on your use, or stop completely. Our peer support specialists focus on helping you identify your own goals and support you in meeting those goals. This might also include support navigating medical and housing systems.
We can provide you with wound care kits to reduce the likelihood of infection and help connect you to infectious disease testing.
Our providers can help you identify training opportunities to build your skills, help you with your resume, and help you identify low barrier employment opportunities.
We can help you navigate transportation and housing resources |
How to Access Services |
Call or stop by today to get connected to free, confidential support503-623-9289 Mon-Fri 8am-5pm833-975-0505 after normal business hoursVisit us during our normal business hours at the Academy Building in Dallas. |
BHRN Partners in Polk County |
Youth ERA provides peer delivered services for youth. |
Coming Fall 2025
A new Welcome Center for the Behavioral Health Resource Network is currently under construction.
Our interim Welcome Center is located inside the Academy Building in Dallas.