About Us

Since 1961, we have been responsive to both Yakima Valley and the state of Washington. We honor this culture of responsiveness by providing outpatient and residential substance use disorder and mental health treatment. Triumph Treatment Services is where hope and new life become possible.

Additionally, we provide more than 130 beds of housing for women, men, children, and people experiencing homelessness. Our housing resources include 10 locations that provide abstinence based transitional or permanent housing and emergency shelter. These locations span from downtown Yakima to the Lower Valley.

2023 Year in review

Mission

To support all who desire to make changes in their health and quality of life, regardless of where they are or when they need it. We do this through evidenced-based services, innovative programs, and a legacy of family-oriented treatment options.

Vision

Through excellence, resilience and recovery,
We serve families
We unite families
We ARE family

Values

Triumph’s heart is evident in all we do. What we do matters, who we serve matters, you matter.

We strive for the highest standards, always seeking to improve the quality of our services and our relationships.

Our clients and staff represent our community. Triumph recognizes the need to be equitable in building our teams and making our services accessible. There are no closed doors at Triumph.

Triumph is built on a foundation of best practices for serving our patients, our staff, and our communities. We are accountable to this legacy through our daily work.

Tradition

We take pride in our history, for it is the foundation of our future and our long-standing tradition of commitment to your health.

Milestones over time

1961

First established as the Yakima Committee on Alcoholism

1981

Opened the Intensive Outpatient Program for Substance Use Disorder

1983

Opened James Oldham Treatment Center (JOTC) for Men’s Inpatient Substance Use Disorder

1990

Opened Riel House, the first long-term residential Pregnant and Parenting Women’s program

1992

Opened the first Housing program, Parkways Place Apartments, with four units

1999

Became a host agency for the University of Washington’s Parent-Child Assistant Program (PCAP)

2014

Opened Inspirations for women’s Inpatient Substance Use Disorder

2021

Began the Peer Support program

2022

Began providing primary standalone outpatient mental health services

2024

Opened the Genesis Building with an Outpatient Mental Health Clinic, an Early Learning Center, and a commericial kitchen with dining

Our Board Members

Triumph is blessed with a Board of Directors who understand and are connected to the very core of Triumph’s Mission: Where hope and new life become possible. Many of our Board Members have become part of our very legacy through the years because they believe in helping families and individuals find recovery and health. If you also yearn for an opportunity to give back and support our organization through service on the Triumph Board of Directors, please contact Francisca Torrico at [email protected].