Lifeline Connections is Growing!
New grants and donations mean expansion for Lifeline Connections and growth opportunities for staff.
PREGNANT AND PARENTING WOMEN'S PROGRAM SCHEDULED TO OPEN EARLY FALL
 L ifeline Connections is opening a new inpatient facility with a focus on pregnant and parenting women (PPW) who have a substance use disorder.

MENTAL HEALTH ENGAGEMENT SPECIALIST NOW ON STAFF

Thanks to a financial award from Beacon Health Options Lifeline Connections is now employing an Engagement & Retention Specialist to support people receiving mental health services in Southwest Washington.

LIFELINE CONNECTIONS RECEIVES AN AWARD FROM QUALIFACTS/CARELOGIC AT NATIONAL CONVENTION

After much research and over a year of planning, Lifeline Connections went live with an electronic health record (EHR) on the Qualifact's CareLogic EHR platform August of 2017.
LIFELINE CONNECTIONS PARTNERS WITH THE ROTARY CLUB OF GREATER
CLARK COUNTY

The Rotary Club of Greater Clark County is almost as excited as we are to open our new Pregnant and Parenting Women Program, and have shown their support in the following ways:
LIFELINE CONNECTIONS RECEIVES $25,000 for WOMEN'S RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT

Lifeline Connections received a $25,000 grant from the Community Foundation of Southwest Washington to launch a gender-specific residential treatment program for women who have substance use disorders.
NEW PROGRAMS MEAN NEW PROGRAM DIRECTORS

The expansion of services at Lifeline Connections has kept the HR staff busy. Program directors are among the first to be hired when new services are announced. Five new Directors have been announced.
THE RECOVERY RESOURCE CENTER IS EXPANDING SERVICES
The Recovery Resource Center (RRC) in conjunction with WorkSource is now offering employment assistance for individuals in recovery or experiencing barriers due to a criminal background. The program is designed to assist individuals who struggle to find employers that work with criminal backgrounds or that need assistance with training or certifications that assist with employability. Individuals can contact tejohnson@esd.wa.gov or visit worksourcewa.com to register.
PROBLEM GAMBLING SERVICES NOW BEING OFFERED
Problem gambling is one of the fastest growing behavior disorders in the nation. The condition dramatically impacts the individual and those who surround them. Lifeline is pleased to offer a new service at our Orchards (East Vancouver) location.