Tualatin Together

Tualatin Together is a nonprofit coalition serving the Tualatin community since 1990, bringing together parents, young people, educators, law enforcement, healthcare and prevention professionals, faith and civic leaders, and elected officials. Guided by the evidence-based Communities That Care model, the organization works to prevent youth substance use and other high-risk behaviors while helping young people build resilience, coping skills, positive mental health, and the confidence to reach their potential.

Its programs include LEAP Youth Alliance clubs at Tualatin High School and Hazelbrook Middle School, where students develop leadership and advocacy skills, shape community initiatives, and promote substance-use prevention and mental health awareness. Tualatin Together also offers prevention education, adult classes, youth groups, summer camps, suicide-prevention education, tobacco-cessation support, and emotional-skills programming for elementary students. Safety Town teaches young children practical safety habits through hands-on activities. In partnership with local organizations, Dressed to Dream provides students with free formalwear, shoes, and accessories.