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One of the things that make Fora Health an amazing community is people can work here in recovery and help others heal! Around 25 percent of the staff at Fora Health share they are in recovery. One of those people is Steven Milanese.

When Nick came through Fora Health’s doors, he was at his lowest and darkest place. He was isolated, experiencing severe mental health issues and feared that he’d destroyed his career and most of his relationships.

Multnomah County says Fora is one of the many investments that have resulted in over 250 new recovery, stabilization and transitional housing beds in our community.

Lifeworks CEO and 2016 Freedom Award Winner Mary Monnat’s successful career in recovery and her journey to overcome alcoholism started in the early days of De Paul Treatment, now called Fora Health.

Every day, we see recovery happen – it’s life-changing and powerful! Many patients who enter our doors feel broken down and desperate for change, like Tarra.

At the young age of 20, Billy’s alcohol and drug use had hurt family relations, and he lived in and out of tents on the streets.