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Moving Beyond Addiction: Oregonians have mixed feelings about new deflection programs

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A man stands handcuffed in a park while Hillsboro police cite him with a misdemeanor drug possession charge on Nov. 19, 2024. He was released with a citation and encouraged to enter recovery services. (Photo by Ben Botkin/Oregon Capital Chronicle) Oregonians are cautiously optimistic about the state’s new approach to helping people addicted to drugs, but they remain worried that people still struggle to access limited services for treatment, a C…

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Moving Beyond Addiction: Oregonians have mixed feelings about new deflection programs

A man stands handcuffed in a park while Hillsboro police cite him with a misdemeanor drug possession charge on Nov. 19, 2024. He was released with a citation and encouraged to enter recovery services. (Photo by Ben Botkin/Oregon Capital Chronicle) Oregonians are cautiously optimistic about the state’s new approach to helping people addicted to drugs, but they remain worried that people still struggle to access limited services for treatment, a C…

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Oregon's Project to Move Beyond Addiction Faces Concerns about Funding & Access to Treatment - The Ashland Chronicle-Oregon

Moving Beyond Addiction: Oregonians have mixed feelings about new deflection programs Those who responded to a Capital Chronicle survey expressed concerns about long-term funding and access to treatment By: Ben Botkin – Thursday February 20, 2025 Oregonians are cautiously optimistic about the state’s new approach to helping people addicted to drugs, but they remain worried that people still struggle to access limited services for treatment, a …

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