“The health district said the dramatic increase in reported overdoses may be due to doctors observing tighter guidelines on opioid prescriptions, leading their patients to turn to heroin or to illegal opioid vendors. The surge may also have been caused by improved data collection, officials said.”
“We live here. We give here.” →
The numbers don’t lie. Despite making up only six percent of the overall population in King County, 39 percent of… Read more…
“When people need help, we help them.” →
Throughout the pandemic and before, ETS has been providing support to unhoused people following a core principle of harm reduction:… Read more…
Meet our new Chief Financial Officer Donavan Lam →
Donavan Lam is Evergreen Treatment Services’ new Chief Financial Officer. He joined the team at the beginning of 2021. Prior… Read more…
Recognizing those on the Front Line of Recovery →
Frontline behavioral healthcare workers provide a vital service in King County and often these roles are underpaid, undervalued, and underappreciated.… Read more…
A gift of music for patients and frontline workers →
In the midst of the pandemic, when non-profits were scrambling to pivot the form of their service to the community,… Read more…