A Recovery Community Organization for Young People

4D Recovery is a peer-led Recovery Community Organization that serves young people ages 14–35 who are recovering from substance use and co-occurring mental health challenges. We provide welcoming, youth and young adult–driven spaces where recovery is accessible, empowering, and fun. At the heart of 4D’s work are our Recovery Community Centers—vibrant, peer-led spaces where young people can find connection, support, and belonging. Our peer mentors, who bring lived experience to their roles, are the cornerstone of everything we do. Through genuine relationships, they help others navigate recovery, set goals, and build meaningful lives.

We also offer a comprehensive Continuum of Care, including: Substance use disorder treatment, co-capable mental health services, family therapy, medications for opioid use disorder (MOUD), and recovery supportive housing at multiple levels. We partner with communities, systems, and individuals to remove barriers and make long-term recovery possible for all youth and young adults—by young people, for young people.

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Young Adults (18 -35)

Are you struggling with addiction and want to know more about treatment? Are you wanting to connect with a recovery peer mentor?

Learn about Young Adult Services
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Adolescents (14 -17)

Are you parent looking for support for your adolesscent? Are you an young person looking for some answers on how to get help? 

Learn about Adolescent Services
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Calendars and Recovery Events

Looking for a recovery meeting? Want to connect with other people in recovery? Looking for a fun recovery event to attend?

Learn about Recovery Meetings and Events

Why Do We Focus on Young People?

Young people face unique challenges when it comes to substance use and mental health—and they also have unique strengths. 4D focuses on youth and young adults because early intervention saves lives, and peer connection fuels long-term healing. Young people need support that’s accessible and tailored to their unique experiences. Our services are built specifically for them—with treatment, spaces, programming, and peer relationships designed to reflect their realities and goals. We work to reduce stigma, honor the dignity of each person, and create environments where young people feel seen, respected, and empowered. By investing in youth, we’re not just supporting individual transformation—we’re building stronger, more compassionate communities.

Recovery Success Stories

What is 4D?

Learn more about what we do at 4D.  Get ready to find recovery and learn how to have fun, be sober and join our community!

 Twin's Triumph

4D provides young people with hope and supports them on their path to achieve everything they set out to accomplish. Take a moment to listen to the healtfelt story of twin sisters, Gabrie & Goldie- who bravely journeyed through addiction and found recovery- together. Both sisters recieved critical support from 4D Servies, helping them transform their lives.

Capital Campaign

4D Recovery has launched it's very first Capital Campaign- raising funds to open Oregon's first Adolescent & Family Recovery Campus!

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Support Lifelong Recovery

Substance use is a chronic health condition—and long-term recovery requires long-term resources.

4D Recovery supports young people in Oregon and Washington State with a comprehensive continuum of care designed to meet them where they are. Through our self-directed, peer-led model, clients can access the services that work best for them—including treatment, peer mentorship, recovery housing, prosocial community centers, and leadership development opportunities.

Our clients are in the driver’s seat of their recovery—supported, not prescribed. Your donation helps ensure they have the sustained, youth-centered support needed for long-term healing.

Invest in recovery. Invest in young people. Donate today.

We are amidst the worst addiction epidemic our state has ever seen. Help support a young persons recovery today.