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Get
Help: Agency Service Referral Info
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Help Home :: Referrals
2007-2009
Member Agencies
These agencies currently receive United Way Community Care
Fund support. |
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American
Red Cross, Willamette Chapter
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503-585-5414
www.redcross-salem.org
Helps community prevent, prepare for, and respond to emergencies;
local disaster relief and emergency services for military
families; provides CPR, First Aid training and HIV/AIDS
education. |
ARC
of Marion County
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503-390-1128
www.thearcmarion.org
Serves children and adults with mental retardation or
developmental disabilities by assisting caregivers &
providing enrichment (summer camp, Saturday recreation
program, adult dances). |
Boys
& Girls Club of Salem, Marion & Polk Counties
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503-581-7383
www.bgc-salem.org
Neighborhood-based youth development programs, targeting
at-risk youth. Promotes positive self-esteem and provides
prevention skills to participants. |
Camp
Fire USA, Willamette Council
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503-581-0477
www.campfireusa.willamettecouncil.org
Provides youth development programs that build caring,
confident youth and future leaders through club and family
programming, self-reliance, special presentations, camping
and outdoor activities. |
Canyon
Crisis and Resource Center
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503-897-2327
www.region4wib.org/canyoncrisiscenter.
htm
Provides 24-hour crisis Hotline to rural victims/survivors
of abuse and violence. Emergency assistance, support groups,
peer counseling, school and community education programs,
victim intervention/advocacy. |
CASA of Marion County Inc.
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503-378-6327
CASA of Marion County recruits, trains and deploys volunteers to assist abused and neglected foster children. |
Cascade Pacific Council, Boy
Scouts of America
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503-581-6601
www.cpcbsa.org
Scouting is an education program for youth to build
character, citizenship, and personal fitness. Scouting
instills these values through trained volunteers utilizing
an outdoor program. |
Catholic
Community Services
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503-390-2600
www.catholiccharitiesoregon.org
Provides mental health/alcohol and drug treatment; group
homes/employment opportunities for people with developmental
disabilities; youth proctor homes; safe, nurturing, permanent
foster care for children. |
Easter Seals Children's Therapy Center
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503-370-8990
www.oregonseals.com
Provides physical, occupational, speech and mental health
therapies, as well as respite services. We serve children
0-18 with disabilities and special needs. |
Family
Building Blocks
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503-566-2132
www.familybuildingblocks.org
A child abuse prevention agency providing therapeutic
classes, respite care, home visits, parent education and
support services for families with infants, toddlers,
and preschoolers. |
Family
YMCA of Marion & Polk Counties
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503-581-9622
www.youry.org
To provide mental, physical, social and spiritual development
to youth and adults of all ages through family programs,
teen center, and the gymnastics program. |
Garten
Services, Inc.
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503-581-4472
www.garten.org
Provide support to people with disabilities in their effort
to contribute to the community through employment, career
and retirement opportunities. |
Girl
Scouts of Santiam Council
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503-581-2451
www.girlscoutsofsantiam.org
Working with adults, girls learn skills that will serve
them all their lives - strong values, social conscience
and conviction about their own potential and self-worth. |
Helping
Hands
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503-364-9936
Provides clothing, small household items, bedding, and
layettes free of charge to anyone in need. |
HOME Youth & Resource Center, Inc.
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503-391-6428
www.mwvcaa.org
Provide day shelter where at-risk and homeless youth find meals, clothing, showers, positive activities and assistance with school, family, jobs and problem solving. |
House of Zion Ministries, Inc.
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1-503-981-8042
www.houseofzion.org
Services provided are temporary emergency shelter, on-site
meals, blankets, clothing, food boxes, and translation,
information, and referral services. |
Kid's Inc. of Dallas
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503-623-6419
www.dallaskidsinc.org
Sports organization for youth ages 5-18 in the Dallas/Polk
County area; provides facilities, equipment, uniforms
and adult supervision year-round for recreational sports. |
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Legal Aid Services of Oregon dba Marion-Polk Legal Aid Service, Inc.
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503-581-5265
www.mplas.org
Provides civil legal services in housing, family, public benefits and senior law, to low-income individuals and families living in Marion and Polk counties. |
Liberty House
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503-540-0288
www.libertyhousecenter.com
Facilitate coordinated child-focused services for children who may have been abused or neglected. Medical evaluations, intervention services. |
Marion-Polk
Foster Parent Association
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503-363-3143
www.marionpolkfpa.org
The program strives to improve the well being of foster
children by improving the support services available to
them. Educational opportunities are also provided to foster
parents to assist them in their role. |
Mid-Valley
Women's Crisis Service
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503-378-1572
www.mvwcs.com
24-hour bi-lingual hotline, shelter, support groups, individual
crisis intervention, advocacy and community education
for survivors of domestic and sexual violence in the community. |
Mid-Willamette
Valley Community Action Agency, Inc.
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503-585-6232
www.mwvcaa.org
Provides emergency assistance of last resort to low-income
families and individuals. MVCAA also operates HOME Youth
and Resource Center, a day shelter for at risk youth. |
Mt
Angel Community Chest
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503-678-1458
Basic
needs and immediate emergency assistance of food, medicine,
clothing, gas, and utilities are provided in the Mt.
Angel and surrounding rural area. Holiday food baskets
are also available. |
Northwest Human Services, Inc.
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503-588-5828
www.northwesthumanservices.org
Medical, dental and mental health clinics-West Salem and
Monmouth. Services/shelter-homeless adults and youth.
Crisis hotline. Advocacy/counseling for deaf/hearing impaired. |
Resource Connections of Oregon
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503-485-2510
www.resourceconnections.org
Provides individuals with Developmental
Disabilities to find employment, housing, and other support, that will help them to be a compotent resident in the community. |
SABLE House
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503-623-6703
www.sablehouse.org
Provides 24-hour hotline and shelter, advocacy, support
groups, and information and referral services to survivors
of domestic and sexual violence in Polk County |
Salem-Keizer Youth Basketball, Inc.
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503-581-7117
www.skyball.org
Organizes basketball teams; A league schedule and playoff games for all middle school youth who wish to participate. SKYBALL serves as a replacement for the school basketball programs that were discontinued several years ago. |
Silverton Area Community Aid
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503-873-3446
Provides food, as well as emergency assistance with housing,
utilities, and other emergencies to low-income residents
of Silverton and Scotts Mills areas. |
St
Francis Homeless Shelter
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503-588-0428
Provides temporary shelter for homeless families with
children and pregnant women. Information and referral
to help secure permanent housing or employment, as well
as a children's library for reading, gathering, and doing
schoolwork are provided to residents. |
The Salvation Army
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503-399-0206
www.usw.salvationarmy.org
Motivated by the love of God. The Salvation Army's mission
is to alleviate poverty, meeting the needs of the poor
through our homeless shelter and social service programs. |
Victim Offender Reconciliation Program
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503-623-3111
www.vorpcms.org
Working with Polk County juvenile diversion court, adult
court, other agency and self-referrals for family, community,
and other dispute resolution and mediation services are
available as an alternative to court proceedings. |
YWCA
of Salem
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503-581-9922
www.ywcasalem.org
Create opportunities for women's growth, leadership and
empowerment through: childcare, shelter, homeless case
management, racial justice, health/fitness/aquatics, parenting
classes and support, breast cancer support. |
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Yamhill County's United Way Partner Agencies 2007-2009 |
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Cascade Pacific Boy Scouts Council - Eagle Valley District
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1-503-472-3868
www.cpcbsa.org
Comprehensive Leadership Training for Youth. Provides leadership and character development for boys ages 6-20, and girls ages 14-20. Instills values in young people based on the Scout Oath and Law. |
Chehalem Youth and Family Services
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1-503-538-4874
www.cyfs.net
A youth care program designed to provide intensive treatment services for children between the ages of 11 and 18 who are emtionally disturbed and developmentally delayed. CYFS also provides intensive family services, counseling services, parent education, and after care services. Northwest Passage is a therapeutic wilderness excursion for at-risk youth. CYFS services include an alternative school and Chehalem Community Counseling Center, Supervised Parenting and Child Transfer, as well as Family Decision Meetings. |
Community Action Agency Partnership (YCAP)
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1-503-472-3457
www.ycap.info
Funds programs that provide emergency food and shelter to residents of Yamhill County. Also provides liaison program for the Hispanic population, transportation, weatherization, energy assistance, rental assistance, case management, mental health services and intervention programs for youth. |
Faith in Action
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1-503-537-1548
Faith in Action recruits and trains volunteers to help older adults who live with chronic health conditions with things they can no longer do for themselves. Volunteers provide transportation to the doctor, build wheel chair ramps, install safety grab bars, check smoke detectors, and replace light bulbs. |
Girl Scouts of Santiam Council
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503-581-2451
www.girlscoutsofsantiam.org
Provides youth development activities for girls 5-17 including Girl Scout Troops, program events, day camp and community service opportunities throughout Yamhill County. Also offers C.H.O.I.C.E. Program. "Girl Scounting builds girls of courage, confidence and character who make the world a better place." |
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Grand Ronde Community Resource Center
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503-879-5731
www.grandronde.org
Provides referral services, food bank, supplemental foods distribution program and senior meals program.
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Grand Sheramina Community Service Center
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503-843-3133
Maintains crisis fund for food, medical, transportation, in-home assistance, utilities, and rent and mortgage payments. Provides advocacy, information and referral services to West Yamhill County elderly and needy residents.
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Lutheran Community Service
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503-472-4020
www.lcsnw.org
Individual, family and group counseling for adults, children and adolescents. Counseling available in Spanish. Violence Intervention Program that focuses on treating domestic violence offenders. Parenting programs and resources designed to teach and support positive parenting skills to adults and whole families. Lutheran Family Service of Yamhill County serves all residents and is certified by the State of Oregon as a provider of outpatient mental health services. All programs available in Spanish.
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Rainbow Family Services
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503-472-2240
www.rainbowfamilyservices.com
Treatment for children experiencing emotional and behavior difficulties, and their families. Services include professional foster care, individual and family therapy, case management and recreational education.
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St Vincent de Paul
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503-472-6216
EMERGENCY services only. Provides food, rental assistance, utility assistance, prescriptions, clothing, furniture, and household goods. Assistance depends upon availability of resources and client eligibility. Clients MUST be residents of Yamhill County.
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Yamhill County CASA Program
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503-434-6668
www.yccasa.org
Provides training for volunteers to advocate in the courts for children who are victims of abuse and neglect.
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