Triumph

01/15/2026

Medication-Assisted Treatment, or medications approved to treat SUDs, is safe, effective, and life-changing. Learn more about MAT and other services at http://triumphtx.org

01/10/2026

Families and loved ones play a vital role in supporting people with substance use conditions. We see your strength, your patience, and your love. You’re part of this movement, too. Learn more about our services at http://triumphtx.org

01/08/2026

Treatment Works — Recovery Is Possible!
Evidence-based treatments save lives and help individuals reclaim their health and future. If you're seeking help, know that support is available, and recovery is achievable. At Triumph, we are committed to supporting you through your recovery journey. Learn more about our services at http://triumphtx.org

01/03/2026

January is a time for fresh starts. If you or someone you love is considering treatment, know that help is available and judgment-free. We’re here when you’re ready. Learn more about our services at http://triumphtx.org

01/02/2026

January marks Substance Use Disorder Treatment Month, a national observance launched to raise awareness about the availability and benefits of evidence-based treatment. Let’s make 2026 a year of hope, healing, and connection. Learn more about our services at http://triumphtx.org

01/01/2026

As we close out the year, we’re celebrating progress, resilience, and the incredible strength of our community. Whether you’re marking the night with loved ones, enjoying a quiet evening in, or looking ahead to new goals, we encourage everyone to welcome the new year with health, safety, and intention.

Here are a few ways to enjoy a healthy and safe celebration tonight:
*Choose connection: Spend time with people who support your recovery journey.
*Take care of yourself: Check in with your mental and emotional needs.
*Reach out to your support circle if you need support: You’re never alone; help is always available.

Wishing you a safe and healthy start to 2026! If you or someone you know needs support in starting the journey towards recovery, call us today at (509) 248-1800 or visit www.triumphtx.org.

12/18/2025

The family emergency shelter, through Triumph, is unique among our other housing facilities in that the only two criteria are that the family must be homeless and that they must be pregnant or have children under 18. For more information, please visit http://triumphtx.org/housing

Yakima, WA — The Triumph Treatment Center has reopened one of its housing facilities after closing it earlier this year for much-needed renovations.

12/10/2025

Stone Church is working hard to kick-start Season of Sharing! Thanks to generous community donations, our families will have a beautiful Christmas filled with love and joy.

12/01/2025

After closing for some well-needed renovations, our Family Emergency Shelter is reopening this week.

A $938,000 emergency shelter housing preservation grant from the Washington State Department of Commerce funded the project, according to Triumph Treatment Services.

11/29/2025

The services are a crucial tool in helping people take the first step toward recovery, but the closest facility to Yakima is more than 100 miles away.

11/27/2025

Happy Thanksgiving!

Thanksgiving is a time for gratitude, connection, and care. At Triumph Treatment Services, the holiday season can be a joyful and meaningful time. Remember: your recovery comes first.

Here are a few ways to enjoy the holiday safely:
- Attend a sober Thanksgiving celebration or host your own sober Friendsgiving!
- Connect with your support network if you're feeling triggered.
- Celebrate your strength—every day in recovery is a win.

Let’s make this Thanksgiving about health, hope, and togetherness.

If you or someone you know needs support, call us today. (509) 248-1800 or visit www.triumphtx.org.

11/26/2025

Meet Kami Allen – Triumph Board Member

Kami Allen, owner of Stein’s Ace Hardware, brings entrepreneurial spirit and a heart for service to Triumph’s board. Active in Junior League since 2020, Kami also founded 100 Women Who Care – Yakima County, mobilizing women to make a powerful impact through collective giving.

Her passion for helping others shines through her volunteer work at a women’s residential center in Oregon City, where she led Bible studies and activities. She also created and ran a toy drive that raised over $10,000 for local families in need.

Kami’s energy and compassion help drive Triumph’s mission forward by building a stronger, more connected Yakima.