Our Partners
We work hand-in-hand with a network of community partners to ensure youth and adults affected by trauma, depression, incarceration and substance use disorders receive the care they need.
We team up with local and state public health, Federally Recognized Tribes of Oregon, coordinated care organizations, schools, and community-based organizations to provide a responsive and flexible continuum of support.
Some of our partners include:
Cascadia Health, Parrot Creek, Morrison Family Services, Latino Network,
Health Share of Oregon, METRO, Oregon Health Authority,
Oregon Department of Justice/CVSSD, Multnomah County, Washington County,
Qizhjeh Vena Alaska, Harkin’s House, Tigard High School,
Harmony Academy and Rivercrest Academy
We bring our Insight to Wellbeing program and re-entry services into correctional facilities and community settings. We take SPARK into local high schools, alternative settings, juvenile detention facilities and Independent Living Programs for youth aging out of foster care.
Collaboration makes it easier for youth and adults to move from residential settings to community support and to access comprehensive programs to meet their diverse needs. We collaborate to coordinate access to housing, employment and funding. We engage in cross-training initiatives to build strong referral relationships that help clients achieve lasting health and wellbeing.
The IOS Collective
We are part of a nation-wide network called the IOS Collective. Like The Insight Alliance, the other organizations that comprise the IOS Collective are based on the 3 Principles Paradigm. The mission of the IOS Collective is to create individual, community, and systemic change through organizational collaboration, connecting our participants to each other for greater learning and mentorship and storytelling. The IOS Collective has gained national and global recognition for the on the ground programming we are doing.