Recovery housing advocates say Multnomah County needs more beds
A coalition of recovery service providers told the Multnomah County Board that recovery housing is a key step for people exiting hospitals, jails and treatment programs and urged county investment in more recovery housing beds.
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Marissa Cade, a registered lobbyist who said she represents a coalition of more than 20 recovery service providers in Multnomah County, urged the board to expand recovery housing capacity for people leaving jails, hospitals, residential treatment, detox centers and shelters.
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