Bay Area First Step

10/22/2025

We have our In Person Peer Support Mental Health Training scheduled for December 8th-12th,2025 in Coos Bay!!!
Please see the flyer for details, you can use the QR code to sign up or click the link below.

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1824140456209aff=oddtdtcreator

For any questions please reach out bwilson@bayarefirststep.org

09/27/2025

We are down in Harbor Brookins Wellness Fair! If you are in the area come down and see us. There are lots of vendors, community partners. Food trucks, bouncy house, fun for the whole family ❤️

09/06/2025

We are getting ready, hope to see you there!

08/15/2025

Two weeks left to nominate! Businesses must be nominated to move onto voting, so make sure to nominate your favorite businesses today at www.toastofthesouthcoast.com/nominate

08/07/2025

We have a new opportunity to join our amazing team!

This position is available in our administrative office. Please review the job description and send your resume to crandolph@bayareafirststep.org

The position will be up to 20 hrs a week, rate of pay is $22-$24 an hour.

08/05/2025

Hey Everyone our Peer Fun Night for YOUTH AND PARENTS is happening in 30 minutes!! Please come on down to Azeala Park at the Dome!! We have fun activities and Subway Sandwiches!!!

08/01/2025

We are hosting an educational event about substance use prevention in Curry County on August 4th.

All youth 13 + and parents are welcome. We will have interactive activites and snacks.

We would love for you to join us!

07/25/2025

We have dates set for our awesome summer bash! This is a alcohol and drug free event. All are welcome.

Please come join us for a day of fun!

07/25/2025

https://oregonhealthnews.oregon.gov/a-family-rebuilds-and-reunites-hope-is-out-there-you-just-have-to-find-it/

Funding opportunities and shifts in public perception pay off in Southwest Oregon, making SUD treatment and recovery more possible than ever. > On a cool cloud…

07/15/2025

While there's no one-size-fits-all solution for helping a family member who's misusing substances or dealing with mental health problems, research shows family support can play a major role in helping a loved one with mental and substance use disorders: samhsa.gov/families