One of our annual community health fairs. Please see flyer for more details or contact us.

Come meet our Peer Support Specialist and enjoy a Pizza Party with us at the Beaverton City Library.

Free Food Market is part of our ongoing efforts to combat food insecurity and accessibility and feed our community. Thanks to our partners in the Oregon Food Bank and EPCC.

These spring break events take place both in Multnomah County and Washington County. Please see flyer or contact us for more details.

This program is part of our ongoing efforts to combat food insecurity in our communities and feed the families we serve.

Join us for an afternoon of fun, games, and lots of activities including basketball, frisbee, dodgeball, board games, and more.

Join us for this month’s workshop on Communicable Disease prevention. Covering all things communicable diseases, their prevalence, health strategies, and how to keep our community healthy.

This youth book club is part of our ongoing 6-month Youth Leadership Initiative. This month’s sessions are ONLY for youth in Beaverton. Stay tuned for more updates.

Our upcoming Substance Use Disorder (SUD) and Violence Prevention Workshop will provide tools and resources to address substance use challenges and promote community safety. Open to youth, parents, and community members, this session aims to empower individuals to foster resilience and support healthier, violence-free communities.

Join us a magical evening at the annual Oregon Zoo Lights, where dazzling displays and festival fun awaits. Please dress appropriately for the weather as it will be cold and possibly raining. Youth are to be dropped off at ARIO office no later than 3:30pm.

Join us for this upcoming workshop on Chronic Disease Prevention, where we will explore practical strategies to improve health and well-being for a stronger, healthier community.

Join us for this informative workshop on Climate Change, where we will take time to understand the impacts, causes and effects of what is going on in our planet—as well as what we can do to play our role in saving our planet.

Join our Communicable Diseases workshop to learn about disease prevention, transmission, and access to valuable community health resources to support a healthier lifestyle, and a healthier community overall.

Join us for our monthly Free Food Market. This is part of one of our ongoing program and efforts to combat food insecurity.

Take advantage of this 2-in-1 workshop entailing Substance Use Disorder and Violence Prevention. In it, we will going over the effects, impacts, and actions that we can take prevent such issues in our communities.

This book club is the literacy portion of our 6-month long Youth Leadership Initiative. We will be alternating between Multnomah and Washington County to ensure that youth on both get the opportunity to reap the benefits of the program. Please keep in mind that location and times are subject to change. Stay tuned for future updates.

Ongoing monthly Free Food Market to combat hunger and food insecurity in the communities that we serve.

Join us for our Emergency Preparedness Workshop, designed to equip participants with essential skills and knowledge to effectively respond to unexpected crises and ensure community safety.

The Emergency Preparedness Workshop equips participants with essential knowledge and practical skills to respond effectively in crisis situations. Through hands-on training, expert guidance, and interactive exercises, attendees learn how to create emergency plans, assemble survival kits, and stay informed during natural disasters or emergencies. This workshop empowers individuals and families to enhance their safety, resilience, and readiness for unexpected events.

The Tobacco and Substance Use Disorder Workshop is a comprehensive program designed to educate participants on the dangers of tobacco and substance abuse. Through interactive discussions, expert-led sessions, and practical strategies for prevention and recovery, the workshop aims to empower individuals to make informed choices, develop coping skills, and support those in need. This workshop fosters a supportive environment for participants to share experiences and learn about available resources to overcome addiction and promote a healthier lifestyle.

Our Open Gym sessions offer a variety of engaging indoor activities designed to promote fitness, teamwork, and fun. Participants can enjoy basketball, volleyball, fitness challenges, and other recreational sports in a welcoming, inclusive environment. Whether you're looking to stay active, improve your skills, or simply unwind, our Open Gym provides the perfect space for all ages and skill levels to connect, play, and stay healthy.

Our monthly Free Food Market provides access to fresh, nutritious food for individuals and families in need. In partnership with local organizations, we distribute a variety of fruits, vegetables, pantry staples, and other essential items at no cost. This initiative aims to reduce food insecurity, promote healthy eating, and strengthen community support. Everyone is welcome to participate in this effort to ensure no one goes hungry.

Ongoing youth boys soccer camp. Please refer to the flyer for more details. Stay tuned for update via our website or social media accounts. Thank you.

Blue Lake Regional Park. Please contact our staff for precise location.