Eligibility: Unrestricted

Eligibility: Young children who have experienced trauma and/or are at risk for abuse and neglect; parents who have multiple risk factors and are struggling to nurture and care for their children.

High-risk families typically experience several of the following factors: poverty, high stress, depression, history of mental illness, lack of reliable transportation, single parenthood, criminal history, adult survivors of child abuse, history with drugs and alcohol, unemployment, low self-esteem, limited education, anger issues, homelessness, or social isolation.

Eligibility: Young children who have experienced trauma and/or are at risk for abuse and neglect; parents who have multiple risk factors and are struggling to nurture and care for their children.

High-risk families typically experience several of the following factors: poverty, high stress, depression, history of mental illness, lack of reliable transportation, single parenthood, criminal history, adult survivors of child abuse, history with drugs and alcohol, unemployment, low self-esteem, limited education, anger issues, homelessness, or social isolation.

Eligibility: Young children who have experienced trauma and/or are at risk for abuse and neglect; parents who have multiple risk factors and are struggling to nurture and care for their children.

High-risk families typically experience several of the following factors: poverty, high stress, depression, history of mental illness, lack of reliable transportation, single parenthood, criminal history, adult survivors of child abuse, history with drugs and alcohol, unemployment, low self-esteem, limited education, anger issues, homelessness, or social isolation.

Eligibility: Families with children ages 6 weeks-6 years. Eligibility is determined through an intake process. There are no income eligibility requirements.

Therapeutic classrooms: Ages 6 weeks-4 years

Respite care and other services: Ages 6 weeks-6 years

Eligibility: Families with children ages 6 weeks-6 years. Eligibility is determined through an intake process. There are no income eligibility requirements.

Therapeutic classrooms: Ages 6 weeks-4 years

Respite care and other services: Ages 6 weeks-6 years

Eligibility: Families with children ages 6 weeks-6 years. Eligibility is determined through an intake process. There are no income eligibility requirements.

Therapeutic classrooms: Ages 6 weeks-4 years

Respite care and other services: Ages 6 weeks-6 years

Eligibility: Ages 0-22. Families eligible if they do not currently have an open case with DHS Child Welfare.

Eligibility: Ages 0-22. Families eligible if they do not currently have an open case with DHS Child Welfare.

Eligibility: Unrestricted

Eligibility: Caregivers with children ages 0-5 and women in their 3rd trimester of pregnancy

Serves high-risk families. "High-risk" typically means experiencing several of the following factors: poverty, high stress, depression, history of mental illness, lack of reliable transportation, single-parent households, criminal history, adult survivors of child abuse, drug and alcohol history, unemployment, low self-esteem, limited education, anger issues, homelessness, or social isolation.

Eligibility: Caregivers with children ages 0-5 and women in their 3rd trimester of pregnancy

Serves high-risk families. "High-risk" typically means experiencing several of the following factors: poverty, high stress, depression, history of mental illness, lack of reliable transportation, single-parent households, criminal history, adult survivors of child abuse, drug and alcohol history, unemployment, low self-esteem, limited education, anger issues, homelessness, or social isolation.

Eligibility: Caregivers with children ages 0-5 and women in their 3rd trimester of pregnancy

Serves high-risk families. "High-risk" typically means experiencing several of the following factors: poverty, high stress, depression, history of mental illness, lack of reliable transportation, single-parent households, criminal history, adult survivors of child abuse, drug and alcohol history, unemployment, low self-esteem, limited education, anger issues, homelessness, or social isolation.

Eligibility: Families with minor children or youth ages 0-22 who do not currently have an open case with ODHS Child Welfare

Eligibility: To be a resource respite certified home, the following basic requirements must be met:
-At least 21 years old
-Can pass a background check
-Can demonstrate financial independence (families cannot be dependent upon the foster care stipend)
-Complete orientation and pre-certification training, and maintain certification through continued education and training
-Reliable transportation
-At least one driver over the age of 21 with a valid Oregon driver’s license
-Separate bedroom with a door and a window for the foster kid placed in your home

Requirements for youth to be placed in a respite home are as follows:
-Ages 3-17
-Reside in Multnomah, Clackamas, and Wasington Counties
-Active case, respite included in the treatment plan, and referred by the mental health therapist
-Have Oregon Health Plan (OHP) coverage (not open card)
-Approved by CareOregon with a respite authorization
-At risk for out-of-home placement due to their mental health diagnosis
-Have behaviors that the service can stabilize
-The emotional distress of the family, caused by the youth’s mental health disorder, can be decreased with the service
-Not actively suicidal, homicidal, or aggressive
-Actively involved with a mental health provider who will provide after-hours crisis intervention during the respite period
-Have a placement in a foster home or their family home is available at the end of the respite stay

Eligibility: -Services: Ages 6 weeks-3 years; children of high-risk families
-Preschool Promise: Ages 3-5; need to be 3 by September 1st
-Parent and children must be enrolled to receive most services

"High-risk" typically means households experiencing several of the following factors: poverty, high stress, depression, history of mental illness, lack of reliable transportation, single-parent households, criminal history, adult survivors of child abuse, history of drug or alcohol use, unemployment, low self-esteem, limited education, anger issues, homelessness, or social isolation.

Eligibility: -Services: Ages 6 weeks-3 years; children of high-risk families
-Preschool Promise: Ages 3-5; need to be 3 by September 1st
-Parent and children must be enrolled to receive most services

"High-risk" typically means households experiencing several of the following factors: poverty, high stress, depression, history of mental illness, lack of reliable transportation, single-parent households, criminal history, adult survivors of child abuse, history of drug or alcohol use, unemployment, low self-esteem, limited education, anger issues, homelessness, or social isolation.

Eligibility: -Services: Ages 6 weeks-3 years; children of high-risk families
-Preschool Promise: Ages 3-5; need to be 3 by September 1st
-Parent and children must be enrolled to receive most services

"High-risk" typically means households experiencing several of the following factors: poverty, high stress, depression, history of mental illness, lack of reliable transportation, single-parent households, criminal history, adult survivors of child abuse, history of drug or alcohol use, unemployment, low self-esteem, limited education, anger issues, homelessness, or social isolation.

Eligibility: -Services: Ages 6 weeks-3 years; children of high-risk families
-Preschool Promise: Ages 3-5; need to be 3 by September 1st
-Parent and children must be enrolled to receive most services

"High-risk" typically means households experiencing several of the following factors: poverty, high stress, depression, history of mental illness, lack of reliable transportation, single-parent households, criminal history, adult survivors of child abuse, history of drug or alcohol use, unemployment, low self-esteem, limited education, anger issues, homelessness, or social isolation.

Eligibility: Families with children ages 0-6; with stressors such as being low-income, a single-parent, mental health or drug/alcohol issues, victims of trauma or domestic violence, involvement with child welfare, being homeless or at risk of becoming homeless, being a teen parent, being isolated, etc.

Eligibility: Parents experiencing stress with children ages 0-6

Eligibility: Age 21 and younger with complex medical needs requiring 24-hour skilled nursing care

Eligibility: Unrestricted

Eligibility: Unrestricted

Eligibility: High-risk families with children ages 0-5. Families with children younger than 18 months are served through home visits only.

High-risk typically means families experiencing several of the following factors: poverty, high stress, depression, history of mental illness, lack of reliable transportation, single-parent household, criminal history, adult survivor of child abuse, drug and alcohol history, unemployment, low self-esteem, limited education, anger issues, homelessness, or social isolation.

Eligibility: High risk families with children ages 6 weeks to 5 years old. Intakes are completed to determine eligibility.