The Redmond Kiwanis Foundation contributed nearly $17,000 towards the Rimrock Trails Residential Treatment Program renovations, according to a press release.

Built in 1994, for 27 years the Rimrock Trail’s Adolescent Residential Treatment Program Facilities has been a place of safety, comfort and support for over 4,000 individuals and their families. One of only five adolescent residential treatment programs in the State of Oregon serving teens with severe substance use and mental health disorders, the campus provides a supportive therapeutic environment conducive to learning, empowerment and change.

Recognizing the impact Rimrock Trails has had on the community and the importance of updating the facilities for the teens it serves, the Redmond Kiwanis Foundation donated nearly $17,000 toward a $50,000 project to renovate the facility’s restrooms.