Rimrock Trails Treatment Services announced today that it has been awarded a $25,000 grant from the Oregon Community Foundation (OCF). This grant will be used to support dual treatment programs for substance use and behavioral health challenges among youth, individuals, and families in Central Oregon communities. 

Rimrock Trails Treatment Services is honored to receive $25,000 in grant funds.  Funding includes support from the Ann J. and William Swindells Fund of the Oregon Community Foundation. As a nonprofit human services agency, Rimrock Trails relies on support from the community and its partners. With this funding, Rimrock Trails will continue to offer comprehensive counseling services tailored to address various life challenges. Specialized programs serve the needs of children, adolescents, adults, couples, and families. Whether dealing with mental health issues, substance use concerns, or difficult life transitions, skilled therapists assist clients on their pathway to healing. 

“We are grateful to the Oregon Community Foundation for its ongoing partnership. These funds play a vital role in supporting Rimrock Trails’ system of care for addressing mental health and substance use disorders for individuals and families in Central Oregon. Together, we are creating pathways to healing and hope.” – Michell Duff, Rimrock Trails Treatment Services, Community Relations Manager 

During the past year, Rimrock Trails provided over fifteen thousand services to the people of Central Oregon, including individual and family counseling, mental health screenings and assessments, telepsychiatry, adolescent residential treatment, and medication management services. Providing services for over thirty years, Rimrock Trails is one of the longest-standing behavioral healthcare providers in this region, offering outpatient clinics in Bend, Redmond, and Prineville, as well as an Adolescent Residential Treatment Center in Prineville.