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We are

LatinX Recovery Center

The bridge for your second chance!

LatinX Recovery Center Inc is a nonprofit organization that fights for social and cultural justice in substance abuse recovery and mental health in The Latin Spanish-Speaking Community.

We are pleased to announce

Our Spanish-English Behavioral Health Book Series

We are Education Provider by

The Association for Addiction Professionals

Mental Health and Addiction Certification Board of Oregon

National Association of Court Approved Treatment Providers

Financial Ethical Transparency Statement

Award #1

$ 0 .00

By Oregon Community Foundations (OFC)

Award #2

$ 0 .00

By Greater Oregon Behavioral Health, Inc.

During 2024, LatinX Recovery Center Inc. was awarded $40,000 dollars because of 2 grant processes awarded by the Oregon Community Foundation & Greater Oregon Behavioral Health, Inc.

Where the mission and objectives of both proposals was to use the funding obtained to carry out continuing education training and professional development of the behavioral force.

We are to Help Our Community

LatinX Recovery Center Inc. is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing college level behavioral health services and continuing education. We are passionate about being an agent of change, resilience, and well-being for Latinx communities in Oregon and beyond. We believe that everyone deserves access to quality, culturally specific behavioral health care and education, regardless of their history of substance use or experience with the criminal justice system. 

We also recognize that substance use prevention and non-relapse are key to a healthy society. LatinX Recovery Center Inc. offers a continuum of support services, from prevention to non-clinical interventions in the areas of peer support and social reintegration, to promote sustained sobriety and social well being for the most vulnerable communities. Therefore, we work with community leaders and behavioral health workers to foster recovery in safe, stigma-free spaces.

Our Culturally Specific Research

This is a non-experimental research conducted for informational and educational purposes, seeking to gather culturally specific and linguistically appropriate information, data, and statistics from a specific identified area in the state of Oregon, Washington County in this case, comprised of cities such as Hillsboro, Beaverton, Tigard, Forest Grove, Cornelius, Sherwood, Aloha, North Plains, King City, Banks, Raleigh Hills, Cedar Hills, Cherry Grove, West Slope, Metzger, Durham, Laurelwood, Garden Home-Whitford, West Haven-Sylvan, and Timber, which is home to hundreds of thousands of Spanish-speaking people.

Spanish Version

Mission

It is to be a support structure for the Latinx population, seeking the fulfillment of the rights that each individual has regardless of their social, migratory, cultural, religious status, including sexual orientation, disability and members of society who have a criminal record.

Vision

The main vision of LatinX Recovery Center Inc, is to fight against stigmatization in the Latinx culture, our objective is based on the social struggle to obtain resources for these communities, which for a long time have been unprotected, we fight to obtain resources such as education, cultural and social demands, right to decent housing, access to basic services such as food, water and public health, as stipulated in the United Nations Organization.

Values

LatinX Recovery Center Inc bases its values and principles on respect for cultural identity, the right to free thought and inclusion. Understanding that these principles are the main driver of our social cause, to support other people from a culturally specific approach based on a fair and balanced social claim.

We focus on combating with responsibility, justice, truth, integrity, coherence and equity in the exercise of our functions in a transparent and fair manner the problems presented by our Spanish-speaking population.

JOSE TERAN
CHAIR

Jose born in Maracaibo, Zulia State, Venezuela. I have been and Engineer in Petroleum and Gas Since 2010. Since 2013, have worked as a teacher , instructing students from Elementary to University level. My educational approach focuses on research -based academic development, always striving to foster critical thinking and academic excellence.

JORDAN BERGMANN
CHAIR

Jordan Bergmann is originally from the Midwest and has been working in the social services for over 8
years. She received her bachelor’s degree in psychology with a minor in addiction studies from the
University of Mary in Bismarck, ND. While working in North Dakota she had the opportunity to obtain a
certificate in community health work and became the first CHW for a local hospital there, primarily
working with underserved and rural populations to address social determinants of health.
Jordan strives to use her position to amplify the voices of those most marginalized in her community
and utilizes a structural social work lens to guide her work. Jordan now lives in Portland with her partner
and two pets and is serving as the Behavioral Health Court Coordinator at Beaverton Municipal Court.
She is currently completing a masters degree in Social Work at Portland State University.

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