211info's Maternal and Child Health Program provides specialized information, referral, and follow-up services to individuals and family members of all genders covering needs and questions related to pregnancy, maternal and child health, sexual and reproductive health, and women's health across the life span, including resources for women with breast cancer.

All-options counseling for those facing unplanned pregnancy. Work with a trained and unbiased pregnancy counselor to explore options for parenting, adoption and abortion. When adoption is chosen, individuals may select the family and degree of openness they are most comfortable with.

Program Information Coordinator provides information to families interested in foster care or adoption. Staff guides families through the certification and home study process for foster care and adoption programs. Foster parents receive ongoing training to maintain certification and support.

Provides support, education, and advocacy related to unplanned pregnancies. Assists with adoption process for families seeking to adopt and birth parents seeking child placement after delivery. Operates a 24/7 hotline to speak with advocates. Can provide birth parent with healthcare, educational support, and vocational resources. May also be able to assist with pregnancy related expenses such as housing, food, prenatal care, and maternity clothing. Advocates can meet at any place of convenience.
Does not offer information or referrals for abortions.

Provides support, education, and advocacy related to unplanned pregnancies. Assists with adoption process for families seeking to adopt and birth parents seeking child placement after delivery. Operates a 24/7 hotline to speak with advocates. Can provide birth parent with healthcare, educational support, and vocational resources. May also be able to assist with pregnancy related expenses such as housing, food, prenatal care, and maternity clothing. Advocates can meet at any place of convenience.
Does not offer information or referrals for abortions.

This program provides protective services assessment for child victims of abuse and neglect, investigation of suspected medical neglect, and family restorative services, substitute care (foster care), permanent foster care, adoption resources for both adoptive parents and children who have been adopted, and an independent living program for current and former foster youth (under age 24). This office recruits and trains qualified individuals and families to provide permanent and temporary substitute care for children in state custody (resource parents/families).

This program provides protective services assessment for child victims of abuse and neglect, investigation of suspected medical neglect, and family restorative services, substitute care (foster care), permanent foster care, adoption resources for both adoptive parents and children who have been adopted, and an independent living program for current and former foster youth (under age 24). This office recruits and trains qualified individuals and families to provide permanent and temporary substitute care for children in state custody (resource parents/families).

Provides protective services assessment for child victims of abuse and neglect, investigation of suspected medical neglect, family restorative services, substitute care (foster care), permanent foster care, adoption resources for both adoptive parents and children who have been adopted, independent living program for ages 18-21 who are former or current foster children, supportive services to eligible children and families such as resource workers in the home and parent training. This program includes assistance to eligible children who fall under the Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA). Office also recruits and trains qualified individuals and families to provide permanent and temporary substitute care for children in state custody (foster parents/families).

Provides protective services assessment for child victims of abuse and neglect, investigation of suspected medical neglect, family restorative services, substitute care (foster care), permanent foster care, adoption resources for both adoptive parents and children who have been adopted, independent living program for ages 18-21 who are former or current foster children, supportive services to eligible children and families such as resource workers in the home and parent training. This program includes assistance to eligible children who fall under the Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA). Office also recruits and trains qualified individuals and families to provide permanent and temporary substitute care for children in state custody (foster parents/families).

Nonprofit organization that provides free, all-options pregnancy counseling that empower clients with information and resources as they explore all their options (parenting, abortion, and adoption) in a supportive environment. For those who choose adoption, our high integrity, fully open adoptions include ongoing visits and lifelong adoption-related counseling and support.

Open Adoption & Family Services is a nonprofit agency that supports pregnant women and couples in making decisions about their pregnancy options – parenting, abortion, adoption – in an atmosphere of dignity and respect. We’re a pro-choice agency that welcomes diversity. Our fully open adoptions include ongoing visits and lifelong services.

Provides protective services assessment for child victims of abuse and neglect, investigation of suspected medical neglect, family restorative services, substitute care (foster care), permanent foster care, adoption resources for both adoptive parents and children who are adopted, and an independent living program for current and former foster youth (under age 24). This office recruits, and trains qualified individuals and families to provide permanent and temporary substitute care for children in state custody (resource parents/families).

Provides protective services assessment for child victims of abuse and neglect, investigation of suspected medical neglect, family restorative services, substitute care (foster care), permanent foster care, adoption resources for both adoptive parents and children who are adopted, and an independent living program for current and former foster youth (under age 24). This office recruits, and trains qualified individuals and families to provide permanent and temporary substitute care for children in state custody (resource parents/families).

Provides protective services assessment for child victims of abuse and neglect, investigation of suspected medical neglect, family restorative services, substitute care (foster care), permanent foster care, adoption resources for both adoptive parents and children who are adopted, and an independent living program for current and former foster youth (under age 24). This office recruits, and trains qualified individuals and families to provide permanent and temporary substitute care for children in state custody (resource parents/families).

Provides protective services assessment for child victims of abuse and neglect, investigation of suspected medical neglect, family restorative services, substitute care (foster care), permanent foster care, adoption resources for both adoptive parents and children who are adopted, and an independent living program for current and former foster youth (under age 24). This office recruits and trains qualified individuals and families to provide permanent and temporary substitute care for children in state custody (resource parents/families).

Provides protective services assessment for child victims of abuse and neglect, investigation of suspected medical neglect, family restorative services, substitute care (foster care), permanent foster care, adoption resources for both adoptive parents and children who are adopted, and an independent living program for current and former foster youth (under age 24). This office recruits and trains qualified individuals and families to provide permanent and temporary substitute care for children in state custody (resource parents/families).

Provides protective services assessment for child victims of abuse and neglect, investigation of suspected medical neglect, family restorative services, substitute care (foster care), permanent foster care, adoption resources for both adoptive parents and children who are adopted, and an independent living program for current and former foster youth (under age 24). This office recruits and trains qualified individuals and families to provide permanent and temporary substitute care for children in state custody (resource parents/families).

Provides protective services assessment for child victims of abuse and neglect, investigation of suspected medical neglect, family restorative services, substitute care (foster care), permanent foster care, adoption resources for both adoptive parents and children who are adopted, and an independent living program for current and former foster youth (under age 24). This office recruits and trains qualified individuals and families to provide permanent and temporary substitute care for children in state custody (resource parents/families).

Provides protective services assessment for child victims of abuse and neglect, investigation of suspected medical neglect, family restorative services, substitute care (foster care), permanent foster care, adoption resources for both adoptive parents and children who are adopted, and an independent living program for current and former foster youth (under age 24). This office recruits and trains qualified individuals and families to provide permanent and temporary substitute care for children in state custody (resource parents/families).

Provides protective services assessment for child victims of abuse and neglect, investigation of suspected medical neglect, family restorative services, substitute care (foster care), permanent foster care, adoption resources for both adoptive parents and children who are adopted, and an independent living program for current and former foster youth (under age 24). This office recruits, and trains qualified individuals and families to provide permanent and temporary substitute care for children in state custody (resource parents/families).

Provides protective services assessment for child victims of abuse and neglect, investigation of suspected medical neglect, family restorative services, substitute care (foster care), permanent foster care, adoption resources for both adoptive parents and children who are adopted, and an independent living program for current and former foster youth (under age 24). This office recruits, and trains qualified individuals and families to provide permanent and temporary substitute care for children in state custody (resource parents/families).

Provides protective services assessment for child victims of abuse and neglect, investigation of suspected medical neglect, family restorative services, substitute care (foster care), permanent foster care, adoption resources for both adoptive parents and children who are adopted, and an independent living program for current and former foster youth (under age 24). This office recruits, and trains qualified individuals and families to provide permanent and temporary substitute care for children in state custody (resource parents/families).

Provides protective services assessment for child victims of abuse and neglect, investigation of suspected medical neglect, and family restorative services, substitute care (foster care), permanent foster care, adoption resources for both adoptive parents and children who have been adopted, and an independent living program for current and former foster youth (under age 24). This office recruits and trains qualified individuals and families to provide permanent and temporary substitute care for children in state custody (resource parents/families).

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Provides protective services assessment for child victims of abuse and neglect, investigation of suspected medical neglect, and family restorative services, substitute care (foster care), permanent foster care, adoption resources for both adoptive parents and children who have been adopted, and an independent living program for current and former foster youth (under age 24). This office recruits and trains qualified individuals and families to provide permanent and temporary substitute care for children in state custody (resource parents/families).

The Oregon Department of Human Services Coos & Curry Foster Care and Adoption Program on Facebook will connect you to the most recent information - news stories, events, photos, and more.

Provides protective services assessment for child victims of abuse and neglect, investigation of suspected medical neglect, and family restorative services, substitute care (foster care), permanent foster care, adoption resources for both adoptive parents and children who have been adopted, and an independent living program for current and former foster youth (under age 24). This office recruits and trains qualified individuals and families to provide permanent and temporary substitute care for children in state custody (resource parents/families).

Provides protective services assessment for child victims of abuse and neglect, investigation of suspected medical neglect, and family restorative services, substitute care (foster care), permanent foster care, adoption resources for both adoptive parents and children who have been adopted, and an independent living program for current and former foster youth (under age 24). This office recruits and trains qualified individuals and families to provide permanent and temporary substitute care for children in state custody (resource parents/families).

Provides protective services assessment for child victims of abuse and neglect, investigation of suspected medical neglect, and family restorative services, substitute care (foster care), permanent foster care, adoption resources for both adoptive parents and children who have been adopted, and an independent living program for current and former foster youth (under age 24). This office recruits and trains qualified individuals and families to provide permanent and temporary substitute care for children in state custody (resource parents/families).

Provides protective services assessment for child victims of abuse and neglect, investigation of suspected medical neglect, and family restorative services, substitute care (foster care), permanent foster care, adoption resources for both adoptive parents and children who have been adopted, and an independent living program for current and former foster youth (under age 24). This office recruits and trains qualified individuals and families to provide permanent and temporary substitute care for children in state custody (resource parents/families).

Provides protective services assessment for child victims of abuse and neglect, investigation of suspected medical neglect, and family restorative services, substitute care (foster care), permanent foster care, adoption resources for both adoptive parents and children who have been adopted, and an independent living program for current and former foster youth (under age 24). This office recruits and trains qualified individuals and families to provide permanent and temporary substitute care for children in state custody (resource parents/families).

Provides protective services assessment for child victims of abuse and neglect, investigation of suspected medical neglect, family restorative services, substitute care (foster care), permanent foster care, adoption resources for both adoptive parents and children who are adopted, and an independent living program for current and former foster youth (under age 24). This office recruits, and trains qualified individuals and families to provide permanent and temporary substitute care for children in state custody (resource parents/families).

Provides protective services assessment for child victims of abuse and neglect, investigation of suspected medical neglect, family restorative services, substitute care (foster care), permanent foster care, adoption resources for both adoptive parents and children who are adopted, and an independent living program for current and former foster youth (under age 24). This office recruits, and trains qualified individuals and families to provide permanent and temporary substitute care for children in state custody (resource parents/families).

Provides protective services assessment for child victims of abuse and neglect, investigation of suspected medical neglect, family restorative services, substitute care (foster care), permanent foster care, adoption resources for both adoptive parents and children who are adopted, and an independent living program for current and former foster youth (under age 24). This office recruits, and trains qualified individuals and families to provide permanent and temporary substitute care for children in state custody (resource parents/families).

Provides protective services assessment for child victims of abuse and neglect, investigation of suspected medical neglect, and family restorative services, substitute care (foster care), permanent foster care, adoption resources for both adoptive parents and children who have been adopted, and an independent living program for current and former foster youth (under age 24). This office recruits and trains qualified individuals and families to provide permanent and temporary substitute care for children in state custody (resource parents/families).

Provides protective services assessment for child victims of abuse and neglect, investigation of suspected medical neglect, and family restorative services, substitute care (foster care), permanent foster care, adoption resources for both adoptive parents and children who have been adopted, and an independent living program for current and former foster youth (under age 24). This office recruits and trains qualified individuals and families to provide permanent and temporary substitute care for children in state custody (resource parents/families).

Provides protective services assessment for child victims of abuse and neglect, investigation of suspected medical neglect, and family restorative services, substitute care (foster care), permanent foster care, adoption resources for both adoptive parents and children who have been adopted, and an independent living program for current and former foster youth (under age 24). This office recruits and trains qualified individuals and families to provide permanent and temporary substitute care for children in state custody (resource parents/families).

Provides protective services assessment for child victims of abuse and neglect, investigation of suspected medical neglect, and family restorative services, substitute care (foster care), permanent foster care, adoption resources for both adoptive parents and children who have been adopted, and an independent living program for current and former foster youth (under age 24). This office recruits and trains qualified individuals and families to provide permanent and temporary substitute care for children in state custody (resource parents/families).

Provides protective services assessment for child victims of abuse and neglect, investigation of suspected medical neglect, and family restorative services, substitute care (foster care), permanent foster care, adoption resources for both adoptive parents and children who have been adopted, independent living program for ages 18-21 who are former or current foster children, supportive services to eligible children and families such as resource workers in the home and parent training. This program includes assistance to eligible children who fall under the Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA). Office also recruits and trains qualified individuals and families to provide permanent and temporary substitute care for children in state custody (foster parents/families).

Provides protective services assessment for child victims of abuse and neglect, investigation of suspected medical neglect, and family restorative services, substitute care (foster care), permanent foster care, adoption resources for both adoptive parents and children who have been adopted, independent living program for ages 18-21 who are former or current foster children, supportive services to eligible children and families such as resource workers in the home and parent training. This program includes assistance to eligible children who fall under the Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA). Office also recruits and trains qualified individuals and families to provide permanent and temporary substitute care for children in state custody (foster parents/families).

This program provides protective services assessment for child victims of abuse and neglect, investigation of suspected medical neglect, and family restorative services, substitute care (foster care), permanent foster care, adoption resources for both adoptive parents and children who have been adopted, independent living program for youth 18-21 years of age who are currently or formerly in foster care, supportive services to eligible children and families such as resource navigators in the home and parent training. This program includes assistance to eligible children who fall under the Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA). Office also recruits and trains qualified individuals and families to provide permanent and temporary substitute care for children in state custody (foster parents/families).

This program provides protective services assessment for child victims of abuse and neglect, investigation of suspected medical neglect, and family restorative services, substitute care (foster care), permanent foster care, adoption resources for both adoptive parents and children who have been adopted, independent living program for youth 18-21 years of age who are currently or formerly in foster care, supportive services to eligible children and families such as resource navigators in the home and parent training. This program includes assistance to eligible children who fall under the Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA). Office also recruits and trains qualified individuals and families to provide permanent and temporary substitute care for children in state custody (foster parents/families).

This program provides protective services assessment for child victims of abuse and neglect, investigation of suspected medical neglect, and family restorative services, substitute care (foster care), permanent foster care, adoption resources for both adoptive parents and children who have been adopted, independent living program for youth 18-21 years of age who are currently or formerly in foster care, supportive services to eligible children and families such as resource navigators in the home and parent training. This program includes assistance to eligible children who fall under the Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA). Office also recruits and trains qualified individuals and families to provide permanent and temporary substitute care for children in state custody (foster parents/families).

This program provides protective services assessment for child victims of abuse and neglect, investigation of suspected medical neglect, and family restorative services, substitute care (foster care), permanent foster care, adoption resources for both adoptive parents and children who have been adopted, independent living program for youth 18-21 years of age who are currently or formerly in foster care, supportive services to eligible children and families such as resource navigators in the home and parent training. This program includes assistance to eligible children who fall under the Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA). Office also recruits and trains qualified individuals and families to provide permanent and temporary substitute care for children in state custody (foster parents/families).

Provides protective services assessment for child victims of abuse and neglect, investigation of suspected medical neglect, family restorative services, substitute care (foster care), permanent foster care, adoption resources for both adoptive parents and children who are adopted, and an independent living program for current and former foster youth (under age 24). This office recruits and trains qualified individuals and families to provide permanent and temporary substitute care for children in state custody (resource parents/families).

Provides protective services assessment for child victims of abuse and neglect, investigation of suspected medical neglect, family restorative services, substitute care (foster care), permanent foster care, adoption resources for both adoptive parents and children who are adopted, and an independent living program for current and former foster youth (under age 24). This office recruits and trains qualified individuals and families to provide permanent and temporary substitute care for children in state custody (resource parents/families).

Provides protective services assessment for child victims of abuse and neglect, investigation of suspected medical neglect, family restorative services, substitute care (foster care), permanent foster care, adoption resources for both adoptive parents and children who are adopted, and an independent living program for current and former foster youth (under age 24). This office recruits and trains qualified individuals and families to provide permanent and temporary substitute care for children in state custody (resource parents/families).

Provides protective services assessment for child victims of abuse and neglect, investigation of suspected medical neglect, family restorative services, substitute care (foster care), permanent foster care, adoption resources for both adoptive parents and children who are adopted, and an independent living program for current and former foster youth (under age 24). This office recruits and trains qualified individuals and families to provide permanent and temporary substitute care for children in state custody (resource parents/families).

Provides protective services assessment for child victims of abuse and neglect, investigation of suspected medical neglect, family restorative services, substitute care (foster care), permanent foster care, adoption resources for both adoptive parents and children who are adopted, and an independent living program for current and former foster youth (under age 24). This office recruits and trains qualified individuals and families to provide permanent and temporary substitute care for children in state custody (resource parents/families).

Provides protective services assessment for child victims of abuse and neglect, investigation of suspected medical neglect, family restorative services, substitute care (foster care), permanent foster care, adoption resources for both adoptive parents and children who are adopted, and an independent living program for current and former foster youth (under age 24). This office recruits and trains qualified individuals and families to provide permanent and temporary substitute care for children in state custody (resource parents/families).

Provides protective services assessment for child victims of abuse and neglect, investigation of suspected medical neglect, family restorative services, substitute care (foster care), permanent foster care, adoption resources for both adoptive parents and children who are adopted, and an independent living program for current and former foster youth (under age 24). This office recruits and trains qualified individuals and families to provide permanent and temporary substitute care for children in state custody (resource parents/families).

Provides protective services assessment for child victims of abuse and neglect, investigation of suspected medical neglect, family restorative services, substitute care (foster care), permanent foster care, adoption resources for both adoptive parents and children who are adopted, and an independent living program for current and former foster youth (under age 24). This office recruits and trains qualified individuals and families to provide permanent and temporary substitute care for children in state custody (resource parents/families).

Provides protective services assessment for child victims of abuse and neglect, investigation of suspected medical neglect, family restorative services, substitute care (foster care), permanent foster care, adoption resources for both adoptive parents and children who are adopted, and an independent living program for current and former foster youth (under age 24). This office recruits and trains qualified individuals and families to provide permanent and temporary substitute care for children in state custody (resource parents/families).

Provides protective services assessment for child victims of abuse and neglect, investigation of suspected medical neglect, family restorative services, substitute care (foster care), permanent foster care, adoption resources for both adoptive parents and children who are adopted, and an independent living program for current and former foster youth (under age 24). This office recruits and trains qualified individuals and families to provide permanent and temporary substitute care for children in state custody (resource parents/families).

Provides protective services assessment for child victims of abuse and neglect, investigation of suspected medical neglect, family restorative services, substitute care (foster care), permanent foster care, adoption resources for both adoptive parents and children who are adopted, and an independent living program for current and former foster youth (under age 24). This office recruits and trains qualified individuals and families to provide permanent and temporary substitute care for children in state custody (resource parents/families).

Serves adoptive and guardianship families in Oregon that have adopted and/or become guardians within the child welfare system. Provides library and training services for foster/resource families, information and referral for community resources, specialized parenting consultation, supportive listening, library lending materials, and training at no cost to eligible families throughout the state and the providers serving them.

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Provides stable, secure, and nurturing residential care in a home environment for pregnant women and women with children. Residents may stay at any point through their pregnancy and stay up to one year after the birth of their baby. Residents have access to additional support with gaining OB/GYN care, high school/GED education completion, gaining employment, budgeting, individual counseling, advocacy and case management, developing parenting skills, and support working towards family reunification. Participation in faith-based worship service of choosing is also required.