Oregon Housing Agencies Celebrate Graduates Poised to Develop Supportive Housing Statewide
Seven project teams graduated from the Oregon Supportive Housing Institute, ready to develop Permanent Supportive Housing for vulnerable groups in Oregon, pairing affordable housing with support services.
Oregon Highlights Role of Kinship in Foster Care with New Relative Pathway Certification
Oregon highlights the importance of relative caregivers in foster care, launching the Relative Pathway to streamline certification while maintaining safety standards, resulting in an increase in relative placements.
Portland Webinar to Illuminate Lesser-Known Menopause Symptoms and Treatment Options
A webinar will discuss menopause's lesser-known symptoms like joint pain and brain fog, provide practical tips, and explore treatment options, with individual support available through Moda Health Plans and Hinge Health.
Extended Deadline for SNAP Benefit Replacement After Flat Fire Announced for Deschutes and Jefferson County Residents
Oregon Department of Human Services has extended the deadline for Deschutes and Jefferson counties' residents to report SNAP food losses due to the Flat Fire until September 22, 2025.
Multnomah County Grapples with Ambulance Response Challenges One Year After Settlement with AMR
Ambulance response times in Multnomah County have improved since a settlement, but at the cost of increased stress on workers and potential compromises in patient care. Despite more ambulances, staff turnover and vehicle incidents are issues.












