09/01/2026
Recovery is Possible!
Your story isn’t over. 💚
Chyanne knows what it means to face hard seasons, find support, and choose a different path.
Today, she’s not only living in recovery, she’s helping others find their way, too. Her story is a reminder that recovery is possible, hope is real, and a new chapter can begin in Umatilla County.
Sometimes one conversation, one connection, or one moment of hope can change what comes next.
💚 There is still more to your story.
📞 Reach out to UCo Health to learn about available resources or to pick up a box of Narcan.
Recovery is Possible!
Your story isn’t over. 💚
Chyanne knows what it means to face hard seasons, find support, and choose a different path.
Today, she’s not only living in recovery, she’s helping others find their way, too. Her story is a reminder that recovery is possible, hope is real, and a new chapter can begin in Umatilla County.
Sometimes one conversation, one connection, or one moment of hope can change what comes next.
💚 There is still more to your story.
📞 Reach out to UCo Health to learn about available resources or to pick up a box of Narcan.
Local support: COPES → 541-663-4104
24/7 national helpline: SAMHSA → 1-800-662-HELP (4357)
Full video in our YouTube Channel: https://youtu.be/jd4q2lFAkB0
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¡La recuperación es posible!
Tu historia no ha terminado. 💚
Chyanne sabe lo que significa enfrentar etapas difíciles, encontrar apoyo y elegir un camino diferente.
Hoy, no solo vive en recuperación, sino que también ayuda a otros a encontrar su propio camino. Su historia nos recuerda que la recuperación es posible, que la esperanza es real y que puede comenzar un nuevo capítulo en el condado de Umatilla.
A veces, una conversación, una conexión o un momento de esperanza pueden cambiar el rumbo de lo que está por venir.
💚 A tu historia todavía le queda mucho por contar.
📞 Comunícate con UCo Health para conocer los recursos disponibles o para recoger una caja de Narcan.
Apoyo local: COPES → 541-663-4104
Línea de ayuda nacional (24/7): SAMHSA → 1-800-662-HELP (4357)
Video completo en nuestro canal de YouTube: https://youtu.be/jd4q2lFAkB0