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We provide a wide range of services in communities across Washington state, from detox and stabilization to career training and housing support.
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Tay learned about Pioneer’s job-readiness training program and decided to take full advantage of it.
“I learned about second chance hiring and employment, communications with employers and how to speak about my past. I was able to explore embracing my community, career options and what direction I wanted to focus on also. During mock interviews, I got the chance to interview with management figures that started the process of building up my confidence. Pioneer’s support and guidance was instrumental.”
– Tay

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National Recovery Month: Substance Use Disorder Treatment and Recovery

Each September, National Recovery Month brings national attention to the importance of mental health and substance use disorder (SUD) treatment. While recovery is a deeply personal journey, it is also a public concern — especially for those involved with the criminal legal system. A staggering number of individuals in U.S. jails and prisons are there […]
Our Impact
9,487
Individuals served in 2024 across the state of Washington
53%
of entire workforce was formerly incarcerated and/or in recovery
79%
of diversion clients received treatment instead of jail time
90%
of federal reentry clients transitioned into stable housing