RAP's Recovery Center RAP Centers are RUN by people in recovery FOR people in recovery. RAP’s Portland Recovery Center offers peer support to people recovering from substance abuse, one-on-one life and job coaching, Resource Rooms, the Internet, phones, fax & copy machines, info, events, meetings, classes, activities, employment training & places to gather, like the Portland RAP Cafe, all operated by people in recovery.    Recovery Center classes and resource coaching are available at 2 locations. Please come join us at RAP's Portland Recovery Center or our Mid-Valley Drop-In Center!    Portland Recovery Center: 1100 NE 28th Ave., Portland, OR, 97232, (503) 493-9211 Office and Resource Room hours: 9-5 PM Monday-Friday. Check Calendar for afterhours and weekend events, classes, BBQ's, meetings and more!   Mid-Valley Drop-In Center: 1115 Madison St. NE #222, Salem, OR 97301  (503) 393-4273         10:00am - 7:00pm Monday - Saturday.         Please call to double-check hours.

Classes and Courses –Designed by and for people in recovery - Become a Teacher!   Activities & Events –Hands Across the Bridge Celebration of National Recovery Month (September)  –RAP Actions & Core Teams –Annual Celebration –RAP Softball Team Games –Social Activities   Recovery Coaches –Get the info from people in recovery who learned what resources are out there by going through it themselves - become a Coach!   Information –Where to find 12 step groups, meetings, jobs, housing, food assistance, health care, and more…   Tools –Internet, computers, printers, phones, fax machine, resume software, job postings, and people in recovery!

The Recovery Association Project seeks to: Educate and develop leadership among people in recovery. Develop an independent organization of recovering people that can represent the needs, aspirations and ideas of consumers of recovery services. Communicate to the public the need for access to timely, effective, quality treatment services and to educate the community regarding the success and hope of recovery. Provide information and direction to specific public policies, managed care systems, chemical dependency treatment services and prevention efforts that affect lives of recovering individuals and their families. Empower recovering people in an organized manner to effectively voice their needs and the needs of those who are still abusing substances. Run RAP’s Recovery College by people in recovery for people in recovery, including classes, courses, activities, events, activism, tutors and coaches.

RAP Headquarters (Portland Branch) - 1100 NE 28th Ave. - Portland, OR 97232