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Health, Wellness and Recovery Services

Willamette Family has proudly served Lane County for over 50 years, providing detox and treatment for substance use disorders. Over the years our services have been enhanced to include Mental Health Treatment for adults and children, Primary Medical Care, parenting classes, Family Services, Peer Support Services, and a myriad of transitional services. These services are designed to assist the individual transition back into the community and to reunite with their families (Download General Program Brochure - PDF).

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What is Luminaria?

Published on August 24, 2023

The word luminary is Latin, meaning window, and lumen, meaning light. A luminaria event is a special occasion or festival characterized by the display of luminarias, which are small white paper bags decorated with personal messages of hope, recovery journey, and/or anniversary. A small candle or light source, such as LED light, is placed inside and filled with sand to anchor the bag. These luminaries are typically arranged in patterns, pathways, or groupings to create a beautiful and enchanting visual spectacle, especially when viewed at night.

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40 Hours Peer Support Training 2023

Published on August 24, 2023

Willamette Family has a scheduled Peer Support Training for:
October 2–6, 2023 @ 8:00 am – 5:00 pm
The HUB - 717 Hwy 99 N. Eugene, OR 97402

This training is currently in its full capacity and no longer application at this time.



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KEZI SPECIAL REPORT: METH AND HEROIN PLAGUE IN EUGENE & SPRINGFIELD:
The meth and heroin epidemic continues to plague Oregon and the number of drug arrests in Eugene and Springfield are on the rise, according to police records.
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