Evergreen Treatment Services

06/12/2026

The first match for the big game in Seattle starts Monday, June 15! ⚽

⏰ On match days, ETS will continue regular hours of operation for Clinic Services and REACH with the exception of our Treatment in Motion (TIM) medical vans (closed on match days). 🚑

❗ Please note all ETS operations will be closed to observe the Juneteenth and Independence Day holidays.

06/10/2026

Are you a substance use disorder professional (SUDP) interested in leadership development?

The Washington State Department of Health is recruiting members for the Substance Use Disorder Certification Advisory Committee, a body that advises the Secretary of Health on issues related to SUDPs practice.

There are four total positions open, including two spots specifically for certified SUDPs. This is a rewarding opportunity for anyone looking to advance their experience and share their expertise.

Learn more and apply here:

Recruitment Notice: Substance Use Disorder Certification Advisory Committee Washington State Department of Health sent this bulletin at 05/29/2026 02:31 PM PDT View this as a web page Recruitment Notice The Department of Health (department) is recruiting for four positions on the Substance Use Disor...

06/09/2026

Across South King County, communities are embracing a different response to substance use.

Evergreen Treatment Services’ expansion into South King County is helping people access housing, treatment, and support instead of cycling through the criminal legal system. The goal is connection over punishment.

At the same time, increasing access to methadone, buprenorphine, and in-jail induction is reducing overdose risk and building a more stable path to reentry for people leaving incarceration.

Learn how these shifts are reshaping our local care landscape and what they mean for policymakers and providers in our region.

Read the full blog to learn more from Brandie Flood, Director of Community Justice, and Sean Soth, VP of Clinic Services at ETS.

For decades, Evergreen Treatment Services has advocated for a response to drug-related offenses that prioritizes diversion over punishment. Punishment does not solve a public health problem and often exacerbates drug use. Read on to hear more about how ETS is growing to meet the needs of people in S...

06/01/2026

Iran is experiencing worsening conditions around the treatment of opioid use disorder due to a shortage of o***m syrup, which is what is commonly used in the country as maintenance medication. When clinics there ran short on o***m syrup, only 1 in 100 eligible patients could access their medication.

Read more about the impact for people using drugs and opioid treatment providers in Iran.
https://www.iranintl.com/en/202605174887.

Severe shortages of o***m syrup are disrupting addiction treatment across Iran, Shargh daily reported on Sunday, raising fears that thousands of recovering drug users could return to narcotics use as clinics struggle to secure supplies of a key maintenance medication.

05/29/2026

New data from Public Health - Seattle & King County shows that despite recent declines in overall overdose rates, communities of color in our region continue to be disproportionately impacted by opioid overdose and face significant barriers to treatment.

Find the full Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Opioid Use Outcomes in King County report here: https://shorturl.at/37K9u

05/22/2026

ETS is grateful to everyone who joined and supported our 9th annual Roots of Recovery event and gala. More than 380 guests, including Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson, came together to honor the work of our participants, staff, and partners as we enter a new chapter of care in our organization in western Washington.

Together, we raised $295,876 and the gifts keep coming in!

Our theme, “A New Chapter of Care,” was inspired by the individuals we serve, who continue to write their own stories every day. It also gave us space to reflect on our history, including our strong collaboration with Harborview Medical Center, and to look ahead as we build ETS’s new Health & Recovery Campus at 1700 Airport Way in S**O.

We also had the privilege of learning about Casey's story, an ETS participant, as well as the stories of ETS directors and board members, who helped bring to life what a new chapter of care can look like in our community.

You can watch our latest Roots of Recovery video featuring Casey, ETS, and Harborview medical staff to learn more about this work in action.

🎥: youtube.com/watch?v=O0DYfG5Ovqk&feature=youtu.be

If you weren’t able to join us at the event and would like to support ETS's next chapter of care, there’s still time to make a gift! 💜 evergreentreatment.org/donate

📸 Photos by our event sponsors BLOCK Architects and Jason Tang ()

05/16/2026

It’s Roots of Recovery day! 💜 We’re so excited to see our guests! Our staff are busy getting ready for the event and we unwrapped ’s donated artwork to ETS! Miwa painted three of our participants and three participants with to share their stories in her latest exhibit “I Was Once, Too, a Child” at . Her work is guided by the practice of “kuuki wo yomu” (Japanese for “to read the atmosphere”), sensesing what is felt but not spoken.

See Miwas’ art at the gala tonight and learn more about this artwork. ✨ Thank you for your generosity and collaboration, Miwa! We can’t wait to post this beautiful work at ETS’ new Health & Recovery campus on Airport Way!

05/08/2026

We’re just one week away from ETS’s Roots of Recovery gala, and we’d be honored to have you with us as we open “A New Chapter of Care” at ETS.

Together, we’ll celebrate 150 years of service and 30 years of REACH—milestones made possible by the people we serve and the support of our community. We’re also grateful to be joined by Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson, who will recognize the collective work it takes to build a more equitable, compassionate response to substance use and housing inequality.

The evening will feature an inspiring program, a lively paddle raise that directly supports people-centered care, and a crowd-favorite dessert dash made possible by our generous donors:

Alonzo Gilbert II
Becca Judy
Caitlin Fuller, Board Member
Chloe Gale
Christina Clayton, Board Secretary
Eric Greening, Board Member
Estella D. Martinez
Felicia Salcedo, Board Member
Grace Wiener, Board Member
Holly Robertson
Karen Salinas
Jessica Marquardt, Board Vice Chair
Nathan Bays, Board Chair
Rachel Corwin
Vincent Ardea, Board Member
Whitney Walker
Bakery Nouveau
Deep Sea Sugar And Salt
A LA MODE PIES LLC

If you feel called to supporting ETS and our participants, we invite you to join us at the gala and reserve your seat by Sunday, May 9 at midnight!

🎟️ Save your spot: https://shorturl.at/BwUUb

05/05/2026

Can’t attend the Roots of Recovery gala on May 16? You can still make a meaningful impact today by making a gift to Evergreen Treatment Services.

Lena’s journey with ETS began when she was experiencing homelessness and facing the daily crisis of survival. Through compassionate, evidence-informed substance use treatment and the steady, on-the-ground support of the REACH team, she found stability, housing, and a path toward long-term recovery.

Stories like Lena’s remind us that recovery is about more than treatment alone. It’s about safe housing, consistent, person-centered care, and a community that refuses to give up on people. Your gift today helps connect these vital supports so more of our neighbors can move from crisis to stability, and from a life marked by stigma to one grounded in dignity and possibility.

Watch Lena’s story to see the impact of your support in action: https://shorturl.at/KsHoc

Even if you can’t join us at the Roots of Recovery gala, you can still stand alongside Lena and countless ETS participants by making a gift today. Your support keeps families together, strengthens our community, and brings new possibilities within reach for people across Western Washington.

Thank you for helping sustain this vital work and for showing up for your neighbors through your generosity today.

Give Now: evergreentreatment.org/donate