Washington Recovery Alliance

Snohomish County friends, help us share this post!! North County Fire & EMS is hiring a CARES Coordinator 1 to support their Community Assistance, Referral, and Education Services (CARES) program ?? This non-clinical role is all about making a difference—connecting folks with the resources they need, reducing unnecessary 911 calls, and improving community health outcomes. The CARES Coordinator will work closely with the North Sound Accountable Community of Health as part of a regional care coordination network through The HUB. If you have experience in community outreach, case management, or lived experience supporting folks with behavioral health or substance use challenges—this could be a great fit. Full-time | Based in Snohomish County Starting at $73,446.43/year + robust benefits Apply by March 30, 2025 to be considered in the first review cycle! ?? Send your application, cover letter, and resume to [email protected] ?? Download the application by scanning the QR code or click the link https://lnkd.in/gkm_k3c7 Let’s build stronger, healthier communities—one connection at a time. #RecoveryFriendlyWorkforce #RFW #RFWJobs #CARES #CommunityHealth #WARecovery ??

Lifesaving Skills in Just 2 Hours! Want to be a community hero? ?? Join us for FREE Overdose Prevention & Response Training and learn how to recognize, respond to, and reverse an overdose. You’ll leave with life-saving knowledge, resources, and free naloxone to help protect your community. Sunday, March 30 2 PM – 4 PM ?? Seattle Public Library – Lake City Branch (12501 28th Ave NE, Seattle, WA 98125) This training is open to everyone—whether you're in recovery, a loved one, or just want to be prepared. Let’s build a safer, more informed community together! ?? Save your spot NOW: tinyurl.com/OPRMarch25 Got questions? Reach out to Tristan at [email protected]. Tag a friend who should come with you! ?? #OverdosePrevention #HarmReduction #NaloxoneSavesLives #RecoveryHappens #RecoveryCommunity #RecoveryHappensHere

?? Our friends at WAQRR are hosting a powerful webinar on Trauma and Substance Use Disorder! This is a great opportunity to learn how trauma shapes the way we see the world, impacts our thinking, and influences the risk of addiction. ??? March 27 | 10–11:30 AM ?? Register now: WAQRR’s website Let’s show up, learn, and grow together. We’d love to see our recovery community there! #RecoveryEducation #HealingTogether ??

4D Recovery is Hiring! Looking for a meaningful career in recovery support? 4D Recovery in Vancouver, WA, is hiring for two full-time positions! ? Recovery Center Activities Coordinator ($21-$23/hr) ? Recovery Coach ($21-$24/hr) Both roles offer competitive pay, great benefits, and the opportunity to make a real impact in the recovery community! If you have lived experience in substance use recovery and a passion for peer support, this could be the perfect fit. Benefits include: ? Employer-sponsored health, dental & vision insurance ? 3+ weeks PTO & 14 paid holidays ? Flexible schedule & paid parental leave ? 403B retirement plan with employer match ? Professional development & wellness reimbursement Location: Vancouver, WA Learn more & apply today: 4drecovery.org/jobs #WRA #WashingtonRecovery #Hiring #RecoveryJobs #PeerSupport #RecoveryCommunity #NowHiring ?? #RFWJobs #RFW #RecoveryFriendlyWorkplace

Join H.A.P.S. Omak for Craft Day! ?? Looking for a fun and creative way to connect with the community? H.A.P.S. Omak invites you to Craft Day on April 19 from 2 PM - 4 PM! Location: 23 Apple Ave E, Omak, WA Call 509-557-6109 for more informtion. Come get crafty, enjoy great company, and celebrate creativity in recovery! #CraftDay #CommunityConnection #RecoveryCommunity #HAPSOmak #GetCreative #RecoveryHappensHere

? We’ve reopened registration! If you missed your chance to sign up, now’s your moment. You have until 3 PM today to get registered—don’t wait! Lock in your spot now and be part of something amazing. ?? ? https://lnkd.in/gfsVutth

☆ Don’t miss this chance to grow, connect, and lead with cultural humility! ☆ True connection starts with understanding—and this training will give you the tools to build trust, foster inclusion, and communicate across cultures with confidence. March 20, 2025 Virtual | Open to all Led by: ★Dr. Carlos Mejia Rodriguez – Executive Director, Mi Chiantla ★Dr. Juan Gutierrez Sanin ?Practical strategies for culturally responsive communication ?Insight into power dynamics and fostering equity ?Self-awareness tools to create truly inclusive spaces This isn’t just a training—it’s a step toward lasting change. Reserve your spot today! ?? https://lnkd.in/gfsVutth

What a powerful night at the Every Day is a Miracle gala in Vancouver, WA! The Washington Recovery Alliance was honored to be in the room with so many passionate leaders from across the state and community—Jason Bliss (WAQRR), Hector Hinojosa (LULAC), Blake Keller (ABHS), Blair Gaston and Monika Whitfield (WRA), Gabriela Mendoza, Diane Dempster, Lisa Linderman, Larry Hellie and so many more who show up every day for recovery. This year’s theme—supporting youth in recovery—was felt in every heartfelt story and connection. Huge kudos to Recovery Café Clark County and the incredible team who made it all possible: Vince Collins, Barbara Gerrior, Jasmine Jackson, and everyone behind the scenes. Your work continues to inspire and uplift. We’re so proud to be part of such a strong and compassionate recovery community in Clark County. #RecoveryIsPossible #YouthInRecovery #RecoveryCommunity #WashingtonRecoveryAlliance #ClarkCountyRecovery #EveryDayIsAMiracle #TogetherWeRecover #HopeInRecovery #PeerSupportMatters #StrongerTogether #RecoveryCafe #LULAC #ABHS

Opioid overdose is a medical emergency, and knowing the signs can save a life. ?? It’s not always easy to tell if someone is overdosing, but recognizing the symptoms and acting quickly can make all the difference. Learn the warning signs and what to do—because every second counts. ?? Help spread awareness and be prepared. Visit https://lnkd.in/gFaWufia for more resources. #OverdosePrevention #SaveALife #HarmReduction

“If we want these facilities to open, the state needs to step in, and those are the discussions we're having right now,” says Representative Lauren Davis. A brand-new crisis care center in Lynnwood was built to provide urgent mental health and substance use support—but it’s sitting empty due to a 40% funding gap. ?? Crisis care centers like this offer a critical alternative to emergency rooms and jails, but they can’t operate without sustainable funding. Rep. Davis is working on solutions—but time is running out. Without action, this center may not open, and others like it could be at risk. ?? Read more & watch the full story via KING 5 Seattle: https://lnkd.in/g-UCCn6Y Let’s keep the conversation going—Washington needs fully funded crisis care NOW. ?? #RecoveryHappensHere #ShiningLightOnRecovery #BehavioralHealthMatters