Quest Center for Integrative Health

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Mission

Our mission at Quest Center for Integrative Health (Quest) is to provide integrative healthcare services, education and inclusive community support to people seeking a wellness-focused approach to fully living.

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Quest Center for Integrative Health is a non-profit health center in Portland, OR offering unique integrated health programs in HIV Services, Non-Opiate based Chronic Pain Management, Substance Use Treatment, Mental Health Therapy, holistic Medical Services, and more. Quest Center prioritizes low-income and uninsured LGBTQIA2S+ and BIPOC individuals in need of culturally responsive and trauma informed care. We believe people thrive when their physical, emotional, spiritual, and social needs are effectively met.

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“When I started [WISH, pain management program], I was hopeless and desperate. Pain management was only the start of what has changed in my life. Quest is a truly MAGICAL place. I have gone from thinking there was nothing to live for to BRING IT ON.” 

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

Quest continually seeks out Diversity, Equity, Inclusion training opportunities to advance our cultural fluency in every aspect of our work. This allows staff to effectively serve our diverse community members and address their individual needs, especially for marginalized individuals from the LGBTQIA2S+ and BIPOC communities who have had negative experiences with the healthcare system. We continually work on establishing meaningful collaborations with community partners that are in alignment with DEI values, such as our partnerships as part of the Behavioral Health Resource network (BHRN), Indigeninity. These partnerships are intended to build capacity within the communities we serve to identify and eliminate health disparities related to chronic disease, with a focus on social determinants of health

Incentives

MATCHING GIFT 

Long time friend of Quest, the Henderson Foundation, wants to help your dollars stretch further! They will match donations up to a total of $10,000 to ensure we are continuing to provide the very best integrated and holistic health services to our community members in need. That means your donation, and therefore your impact, is doubled as a result!

 

DISCOUNT FROM BIRDS & BEES NURSERY! 

When it comes to plants, Amanda and Caitlin from Birds & Bees Nursery are the experts. Their selection of indoor/outdoor plants, pots and more are sure to invigorate your home! The first 50 donors who contribute over $20 dollars will receive at 20% discount storewide!

Partner(s)

NON-PROFIT PARTNERS 


4D Recovery provides the support and guidance needed to navigate addiction recovery. 4D helps young adults find and maintain a recovery identity through peer mentorship, supportive housing, drop-in recovery centers, recovery events, and a leadership development program.


MHAAO is an inclusive peer-run organization dedicated to self-direction honoring the voice of lived experience

 

Alano Club of Portland offers cost-free, trauma-informed programming and mutual aid support to anyone in or seeking recovery from substance use and mental health disorders, serving more than 10,000 people monthly. 

 

Special Olympics Oregon brings year-round sports training and competition to children and adults with intellectual disabilities. Through the challenges and triumphs of real competition, we serve Oregon’s largest disability population by celebrating their abilities.

 

BUSINESS PARTNER


Birds & Bees Nursery - Quest’s next door neighbor, Birds and Bees Nursery is a small, women and Black owned Plant Shop and Nursery, dedicated to selling locally sourced, sustainable products, for indoor and outdoor urban gardens.

$15,416 raised of $10,000 goal
112 donations
154% of Goal

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Year Founded: 1989

Tax ID: 93-1121778


Quest Center for Integrative Health is in the Health category which is sponsored by CareOregon.

They're a medium-sized organization with activities in Clackamas Co. and Multnomah Co.

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