Project ABLE

Our Story

Founded in 2001, Project ABLE began as a pilot initiative to provide essential peer support for individuals in Marion County facing mental health and co-occurring challenges. The success of this program led to its establishment as a nonprofit organization in 2003, becoming the first entity approved by the Oregon Health Authority to offer Peer Support Specialist Training. Today, Project ABLE serves hundreds across six counties in Oregon, emphasizing community and empowerment in recovery.

Impact

Project ABLE has successfully supported hundreds of individuals in their recovery journeys through peer support, fostering a sense of community and connection among participants. The organization has expanded its reach and services since its inception, demonstrating a significant impact on the lives of those it serves.

Why Donate?

Donating to Project ABLE supports the vital work of providing peer support services to individuals recovering from mental health challenges. Contributions help sustain programs that empower individuals, foster community connections, and promote lifelong recovery, making a meaningful difference in the lives of many.

Make a Difference Today!

Your support can transform lives. Donate cryptocurrency or cash to Project ABLE and help empower individuals on their recovery journey. Together, we can build a stronger, more connected community.