Children's
Trust Fund of Oregon
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| Children's Trust Fund of Oregon | |||
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Cynthia Thompson |
The Children's Trust Fund of Oregon promotes good parenting and healthy
childhoods. We do this by raising money for abuse prevention programs
that provide the tools parents need to become effective caretakers of
and role models for their children. |
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“Calling on Moms: Dads Count Two” |
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Danae Simonski |
Program recruits, screens, trains, and supervises volunteers for in-home
visitations and to facilitate parent support to new mothers and fathers.
Parenting newsletters and other community services providing to families.
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Caring Options/Community Action Team, Inc. |
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Barbara McKenney |
Offers compassionate, competent respite care to people and families in
Columbia County living with a disability. Funds are for stipends for respite
care for children who have one or more forms of a disabling condition.
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Crecer |
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Mika Singer |
Enhances positive child rearing by offering a specially-designed parent
education and support services for at-risk families as a means to reduce
potential for child abuse. |
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Dunn House/Children's Program (Community Works) |
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Maggie Jordan |
Provides structured recreation and support for child victims of abuse/neglect
temporarily residing there. Coaching to Moms in residence. Individual
attention to the children from volunteers. |
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Early Head Start Program (Umatilla Morrow Head Start, Inc) |
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Cheryl Price |
Pendleton, Hermiston, Milton-Freewater, Stanfield county programs to
prevent child abuse/neglect; delay pregnancies; build/improve/encourage
educational experiences, life, social, problem-solving skills; critical
thinking, self-esteem, healthy choices. |
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Every Child Matters: Enhanced Case Management Program (Insights Teen Parent Program) |
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Karen Frantz |
One-to-one support: self-identified teen parents at risk for child abuse/neglect.
Services for young women and their children emphasize: education, careers/employment,
self-sufficiency, substance abuse prevention, parenting. |
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Familias Progesando (Polk County Human Services) |
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Sherri Stortz |
Culturally appropriate outreach targets under-served Polk County Hispanic/Latino
families: reducing risk factors; facilitating participation in existing
services (Safety Net, Healthy Start). Volunteer mentors' in family's home.
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Families First (Grant County Commission on Children and Families) |
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Dorothy Pollack |
Primary prevention/early intervention to new parents through seminars;
monthly gatherings. Services are an extension of local prenatal classes.
Medical facility available as parents' resource. |
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Families First of Wasco and Sherman Counties |
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Dee Lieuallen Kaseberg |
Extends Healthy Start services to high-risk families in Sherman County.
Provides home visitations, parent/child play groups, coordinated parent/child
interaction groups, lending programs and newsletters. |
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Family Empowerment Program - Klamath (DHS/Community Partnership Team) |
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Eva Joyce Berry |
In-home services to Klamath County families that chronically/severely
neglect children. Volunteers provide: emotional support, mentoring, parenting
skills, advocacy, role model to alleviate CPS intervention. |
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Family Nursery (Volunteers of America of Oregon Inc.) |
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Lorraine Barton |
For families wait-listed for the therapeutic nursery. Bi-monthly home
visits: assessments, resources, parenting information/practice, learning
activities. Improves children and families' lives and reduces child maltreatment
risk. |
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Family Relief Nursery |
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Heather Murphy |
FRN offers therapeutic early childhood programs in combination with intensive
parenting parenting support servies that target parent/child interaction,
stress reduction, home visiting, and anger management. |
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HHOPE Children's Program |
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Laura Van Cleave |
A support program for children living in transition resulting from domestic
violence. Helps children to keep themselves safe from harm by teaching
personal safety measures, promoting the healthy expression of feelings,
and developing safety plans. |
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Hispanic Nurturing Community Program |
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Kathleen Horgan |
Serves Hispanic families in Yamhill County with parent ed classes, English
language classes, child care, structured children's group, teen curriculum,
activities and a family meal in accessible community sites. |
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Jefferson County Teen Parent Program |
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Lisbet Hornung |
Seeks to interrupt the teen pregnancy cycle while keeping pregnant and
parenting teens in school. Services include child care, parent education,
support and mentoring, transportation, home visits, tutoring and housing
assist. |
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Kids Preventing Child Abuse |
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Debby Kernan |
Makes young people aware of the consequences of engaging in high-risk
behavior including d/a abuse while pregnant, violent relationships, and
disciplining a baby by shaking. |
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Linn County Teen Parent Program |
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Judy Treanor |
Offers intensive case management to young pregnant and parenting teens
in touwnships and rural areas of Linn County. Services include home visits,
prenatal education, Welcome Baby visits, advocacy and health care for
teens and babies. |
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Mid-Columbia Teen Parent Nurturing Program |
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Tess Fegel Osburne |
A school-based program that promotes the aacquisition of healthy parenting
skills while teens complete high school. Particular attention is focused
on encouraging teens to attend community college. |
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New Parent Services |
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Carolyn Bondurant |
Expands the home-visiting program to at-risk families by providing a
bilingual family worker to offer weekly contacts for parent education,
training and role modeling. |
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Outreach Connections |
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Jean Phelps |
Reduces the incidence of child abuse and neglect by extending comprehensive
early intervention and support services to families in Lane County with
children birth to 6. |
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Padre Con Initiativa / Parents With Initiative |
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Maria Loredo |
Targets young Hispanic parents and their children--ages prenatal to 4
by offering education, outreach, and support to families until child is
eligible for Head Start. |
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Parent & Child Service Centers (PACS) |
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Cheryl Wilkinson |
A school-based child development and family resource center for pregnant
and parenting teens. The center supports teens to continue their education,
improve parenting skills, acquire child development knowledge and postpone
2nd pregnancies. |
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Parent Enhancement Program (PEP) and Healthy Start Services |
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Susan Hirsch |
PEP matches high-risk pregnant and parenting teens with volunteer mentors
who conduct weekly home visits to improve parenting skills, stablize living
conditions, teach access to basic services, provide transportation, and
enhance healthy adult skills. |
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Parent Partnerships |
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Yvonne Ellilson |
Targets high-need, high-risk families with bi-weekly pre-and post-natal
home visits. Volunteers collaborate with public and private social service
agencies to address the multiple needs of families. |
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Perinatal Support Program |
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Annik Larsen |
Seeks to reduce infant mortality rates by providing prenatal care, battery
during pregnancy, child abuse/neglect, and substance abuse among high-risk
pregnant women in N/NE/SE Portland. |
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Project Baby Check |
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Jacque Doney |
Provides home visits, medical screening, and weekly support groups to
high-risk parents in isolated rural areas of Illinois Valley and Josephine
County. Program provides medical case management, including well-child
exams and immunizations. |
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Putting Kids First |
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Kathy Batz |
Targets at-risk young parents, ages 25 and under, to participate in weekly
parenting groups, which will offer information about parenting skills,
relationships, and child development while offering emotional/social support
to isolated parent(s). |
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Young Fathers Program |
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Jeanne Benson |
Seeks to improve young men's parenting skills, enhancing their ability
to support their children economically and emotionally. Serves fathers
not living with their children and to young men who assume a father role
with a teen mother. |
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The Young Parent Program |
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Sarah Schlichting |
Serves young parents ages 13-21 by offering support groups, advocacy,
home visits, transportation, positive parenting skills, monthly newsletter,
respite care and emergency crisis services thru the sponsoring domestic
violence shelter. |
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Young Parents Program |
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Jose Estrada |
Offers intensive case mgmt, structured educational/social activities,
and peer support groups to promote the healthy development of young children
of teen parents. Mentors provide role modeling, volunteer child care,
and facilitate Parent Partner groups. |
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