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Pioneer Human Services was proud to cut the opening ribbon and showcase a new facility in Seattle for the Co-Occurring Residential Program (CORP). The program is the only long-term residential program in Washington State that serves individuals with both chronic chemical...
by Marcel Gemme, Drug Rehab Services USA
Drug addiction is not a new problem for Washington State. During the 1990’s grunge movement, musicians flocked to Seattle, bringing their heroin habits with them. Heroin quickly made its way through the community, introducing many...
May is National Drug Court Month and it shines a light on the collective impact that the programs have had on communities across the United States. Drug Courts, DWI Courts and Veterans Treatment Courts have experienced tremendous success and provided an unparalleled contribution to society. This year is a stand-out year as it is the 25th Anniversary of Drug Courts in America.
Research continues to show that Drug...
The theme for the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Service Administration’s (SAMHSA) third annual National Prevention Week is “Our Lives. Our Health. Our Future.” The prevention week emphasizes the important role that each of us has in maintaining a healthy life and...
Pioneer’s Camp Outlook hosted a commencement ceremony for seven graduates on May 7, 2014 in Connell, WA. Family, friends, community leaders, Camp Outlook staff and partners of Pioneer Human Services joined together to congratulate the successful graduates. As Washington State’s Juvenile Offender Basic Training Camp, Camp Outlook provides a chance for change to youth trying to overcome the challenges of...
Seattle Business magazine honored 19 top manufacturers in the state at its Washington Manufacturing Awards event at the Seattle Design Center. Pioneer Industries was proud to accept the award for the nonprofit sector. Pioneer Industries’ revenues have grown by more than 60 percent since 2011, and it has added more than 40 jobs to its workforce.
The event was attended by 280 members of the region’s...
Learn about how the If Project and Pioneer Human Services are making a difference with people who are either incarcerated or reintegrating back into society after incarceration. Read the article or listen to the KIRO Radio 97.3 FM broadcast.
The If Project is a...
Learn about Pioneer’s 50 years of providing services to overcoming the challenges of substance abuse and criminal histories in Washington State in the new 2013 Annual report. The report is a retrospective of Pioneer’s treatment,...
One of the immediate concerns of ex-prisoners stepping off buses and reaching certain communities is where will they spend the night – and the following ones, and also how safe will their new dwelling be. The truth is this is a daunting challenge than hits most of them when without even realizing it. Few ex-convicts have loving families and relatives they can get in touch with and rely on in this regard. With deceased...