LIFTis a group of local organizations in Yamhill County.They work together to help families when they need extra support.
LIFThelps families with children under age 18. It also helps families working to reunite.The goal of LIFT is to help families stay safe, healthy, and strong.
Journey, Our Dedication Why LIFT Helps
Life can change quickly. Problems like car repairs, surprise bills, or fewer work hours can cause stress.
LIFT helps pay for one-time emergency needs. This support can help families stay on track and avoid bigger problems.
Community-Led Support
People who live and work in the community know local needs best. The LIFT team includes people from:
Community groups
Social service agencies
Local government
Faith groups
Community leaders
The team meets once a month to talk about family needs and find solutions.
What Kind of Help LIFT Provides
LIFToffers one-time financial help when no other options are available.
Up to $300 per family
For short-term or emergency needs only
Types of Help Include
Housing Help
Rent help
Security deposits
Utility bills
Eviction prevention
Food Help
Grocery cards
Climate Support
Items to keep homes warm, cool, and safe
Clean air devices not covered by Medicaid or HRSN
Therapeutic Tools
Sensory items
Weighted blankets
White noise machines
Sand tables
Needs Not Covered by Medicaid
Prescriptions
Co-pays
Transportation Help
Gas cards
Bus passes
Tires
Vehicle registration fees
Family Wellness
Zoo, museum, aquarium, or pool passes
Gender Identity & Expression Support
Gender-affirming clothing
Haircuts or hair removal
How to Request Help from LIFT
Community partners can ask for help by filling out the LIFT
Application Request Form online.
Anew form is made each year
The LIFTSpecialist sends the request to the team
If a request is over $300, more details may be needed.
Community partners may also attend a LIFTmeeting to:
Share a family’s need
Learn about other local resources
If you are unsure if a request fits a funding category, contact the LIFTSpecialist.
Community-Led Support
People who live and work in the community know local needs best.
The LIFT team includes people from:
Schools
Community groups
Social service agencies
Local government
Faith groups
Community leaders
The team meets once a month to talk about family needs and find solutions.
When LIFT Meets Third Wednesday of every month 9 a.m. -10:30 a.m.
Members will receive a $40 stipend per monthly meeting. Must live in Yamhill County.
ParentLeadershipCouncilmembers will have additional opportunities throughout the year to participate in community building events and training.
Parent Leadership Council
Or scan the QR Code below
Looking for members who reside in the following communities: Newberg Yamhill/Carlton Dundee Lafayette Dayton Sheridan/Willamina
Parent Leadership Council meets on the first Wednesday of every month from 5:30 pm to 7:00 pm to:
ProvideinputtotheEarlyLearningHubstaffandpartnerstohelpinformwork plans and investments,
Equip and empower parent leaders to advocate for early childhood opportunities on the local and state levels.
Los miembros recibirán un estipendio de $40 por reunión mensual. Debe vivir en el condado de Yamhill.
Losmiembros delConsejo de Liderazgode Padres tendrán oportunidades adicionales durante todo el año para participar en eventos y capacitación de desarrollo comunitario.
Buscamos miembros que residan en las siguientes comunidades:
Newberg
¿Tienesniñosde0-8años?
¿Quieres ayudar a crear una comunidad que apoya familias sanas y se prepara niños para el éxito en la escuela?
El Consejo de Liderazgo de Padres se reúne el primer miércoles de cada mes de 5:30 pm a 7:00 pm para:
Proporcionar comentarios al personal y a los socios del Centro de Aprendizaje Temprano para ayudar a informar los planes de trabajo y las inversiones, Crear oportunidades para construir una comunidad intencional a través de actividades compartidas.
Equipar y empoderar a los padres líderes para que aboguen por las oportunidades de la primera infancia a nivel local y estatal.
Para obtener más información, comuníquese con: Shealyn Wippert, especialista en participación de padres: (971) 461-0532 o swippert@yamhillcco.org
Yamhill County Food Access Free Hot Meals and
Local Pantries
For a comprehensive list of local resources refer to the Yamhill County Community Resource Guide website or QR code http://yamhillcco.org/providers/communityresouceguide/
McMinnville Hot Meals
Monday
First Baptist Church Breakfast
9:00 a.m.– 10:00 a.m.
125 SE Cowls St, McMinnville OR
Barnabas Soup Kitchen
4:00 p m to 6:00 p m
822 SW 2nd Street, McMinnville OR
Buses available every half hour
Tuesday
St. Barnabas Soup Kitchen
4:00 p m to 6:00 p m
822 SW Second Street McMinnville, OR
Buses available every half hour
Wednesday
First Presbyterian Church
8:30 a.m.- 9:30a.m.
390 NE 2nd St McMinnville OR
St. Barnabas Soup Kitchen
4:00 p m to 6:00 p m
822 SW 2nd Street McMinnville, OR
Buses available every half hour
Thursday
St. Barnabas Soup Kitchen
4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m
822 SW 2nd Street McMinnville, OR
Buses available every half hour
Friday
First Baptist Church Breakfast
9:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.
125 SE Cowls St, McMinnville OR
St. Barnabas Soup Kitchen
4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
822 SW 2nd Street McMinnville, OR
Buses available every half hour
Saturday
Morning Breakfast
Cooperative Ministries
8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m.
544 NE Second Street McMinnville, OR
No buses running during this timeframe
Saturday
Evening Community Dinner
First Presbyterian Church
5:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
390 NE Second Street McMinnville, OR
No buses running during this timeframe
Sunday
Encompass Yamhill Valley
Praise Assembly Church
Parking Lot 930 NE St., McMinnville OR
2:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Buses available specific locations
Yamhill County Food Access Free
Hot Meals and Local Pantries
For a comprehensive list of local resources refer to the Yamhill County Community Resource Guide website or QR code http://yamhillcco.org/providers/communityresouceguide/
Newberg Hot Meals
Zion Lutheran
Monday, 5:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.
301 S River St , Newberg OR 503-538-1344
River Street Church
Wednesday, 6:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
715 S River St., Newberg OR 503-538-4117
Northwest Christian Church Newberg Campus
Thursday, 4:30 p.m.-5:45 p.m.
2315 Villa Road, Newberg OR 503-538-3104
Friday Dinner at St. Peter's Parish
Friday, 5:30 p.m.- 6:30 p.m. 2315 N Main St, Newberg OR 503-538-4312
Willamina Hot Meals
Willamina Free Methodist Church
Saturday 4:30 p.m.- 6:30 p.m.
253 NW D St , Willamina OR 503-876-4085
Amity Food Pantry
Amity Assembly of God
Thursday 12:00 p m - 3:00 p m 118 Maddox Ave., Amity OR
Carlton Food Panty
Yamhill Carlton Storehouse
Wednesday 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m 500 W Main St Carlton OR
Dayton Food Pantry
Community Food Pantry
2nd & 4th Tuesday 4:00 p m - 6:00 p m
300 Flower Lane, Dayton OR 503-569-8788
Dundee Food Pantries
Dundee Women’s Club Food Recovery Pantry
Tuesday 4:00 p.m.- 6:00 p.m. Sunday 10am-2pm 1026 Oregon 99 W Dundee OR 971-444-9969
Promise Pantry
Sun 1:00 p.m.- 3:00 p.m.
33331 Full Quartz Landing, Dundee OR 503-307-0730
Lafayette
Food Pantry
Lafayette Community Church 2nd & 4th Tuesday 4:00 p m - 5:00 p m
365 W 3rd St Lafayette OR 503-864-8409
Yamhill County Food Access Free
Hot Meals and Local Pantries
For a comprehensive list of local resources refer to the Yamhill County Community Resource Guide website or QR code http://yamhillcco.org/providers/communityresouceguide/
McMinnville Food Pantries
Baker Creek Community Church
Wednesday10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. 325 NW Baker Creek Rd McMinnville OR 503-434-5541
Chemeketa Community College MondayThursday 10:00 a m - 3:00 p m 288 NE Norton Lane McMinnville OR Yamhill Campus Bldg 1 503-472-9482
Hope on the Hill Tuesday 11:00 a m -1:00 p m Thursday 6:00 p m - 8:00 p m 500 NW Hill Rd McMinnville OR 503-472-8476 * 4070
St Vincent De Paul Monday, Thursday 10:00 a m - 1:00 p m 435 SE Baker St , McMinnville OR 503-472-6215
Salvation Army-McMinnville MondayThursday 1:00 p m - 4:00 p m 1950 SW 2nd St McMinnville OR 503-434-7292
Virginia Garcia-McMinnville
2nd & 4th Thursdays 11:00am - 1:00pm 1950 SW 115 NE May Ln McMinnville Bring your own bag
YCAP Mobil Food Pantry
ODHS Parking Lot
Last Thursday of the Month 2:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Northwest Christian Church
McMinnville Campus
Wednesday 12:00 p m - 1:30 p m 2831 NE Newby St
Newberg Food Pantries
Love Inc. Monday-Thursday 10:00 a.m.- 1:00 p.m.
200 S College St Newberg OR Provides vouchers to get food from another location
Newberg Fish Emergency Service
Monday, Tuesday & Thursday 10:00 a m-1:00 p m
Every 3rd Saturday of the Month 10:00 a m - 1:00 p m 125A Elliott Rd Newberg OR 503-538-4444
Bring a piece of mail for proof of residence
Northwest Christian Church
Tuesday 4:30 PM. - 5:30 PM Thursday 4:30 p.m.- 6:00 p.m. 2315 Villa Road, Newberg, OR 503-538-3104
Virginia Garcia Food Pantry
Tuesday 10:00 a m - 1:00 P M
2251 E Hancock St Suite 100 Newberg OR Bring your own bag
Sheridan Food Pantry
Grand Sherimina Food Pantry
Tuesday 2:00 p.m. - 4 p.m. 120 N Bridge St Sheridan OR 503-8433133
Willamina Food Pantry
Willamina Civic Center
Wednesday 4:00 p m - 6:00 p m 340 NW B St Willamina OR
Yamhill Food Pantry
Share and Care Hours vary, call for an appointment. 445 N Maple St Yamhill 503-662-4489
Comidas calientes de McMinnville
Yamhill County Food Access Free
Hot Meals and Local Pantries
Para obtener una lista completa de recursos locales, consulte el sitio web de la Guía de recursos comunitarios del condado de Yamhill o el código QR. http://yamhillcco.org/providers/communityresouceguide/
Viernes
First Baptist Church
Desayuno 9:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.
125 SE Cowls St, McMinnville OR
Lunes
First Baptist Church
Desayuno 9:00 a.m.– 10:00 a.m.
125 SE Cowls St, McMinnville OR
Barnabas Soup Kitchen
4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
822 SW 2nd Street, McMinnville OR Autobuses disponibles cada media hora
Martes
St. Barnabas Soup Kitchen
4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
822 SW 2nd Street McMinnville Autobuses disponibles cada media hora
Miércoles
First Presbyterian Church
8:30 a.m.- 9:30a.m.
390 NE 2nd St McMinnville
St. Barnabas Soup Kitchen
4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
822 SW 2nd Street McMinnville Autobuses disponibles cada media hora
Jueves
St. Barnabas Soup Kitchen
4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m
822 SW 2nd Street McMinnville, OR Autobuses disponibles cada media hora
St. Barnabas Soup Kitchen
4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
822 SW 2nd Street McMinnville, OR
Autobuses disponibles cada media hora
Sábado
Cooperative Ministries
Desayuno 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m.
544 NE Second Street McMinnville, OR
No hay servicio de autobuses durante este período de tiempo.
First Presbyterian Church
Cena comunitaria 5:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
390 NE 2nd Street McMinnville, OR
No hay servicio de autobuses durante este período de tiempo.
Domingo
Encompass Yamhill Valley
Praise Assembly Church
Estacionamiento 930 NE St., McMinnville OR
2:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Autobuses disponibles en ubicaciones específicas
Acceso a alimentos en el condado de Yamhill
Comidas calientes gratuitas y despensas locales Para obtener una lista completa de recursos locales, consulte el sitio web de la Guía de recursos comunitarios del condado de Yamhill o el código QR. http://yamhillcco.org/providers/communityresouceguide/
Newberg Food Pantries
Love Inc.
Despensas de alimentos de McMinnville
Baker Creek Community Church
Miércoles 10:00 a m - 12:00 p m 325 NW Baker Creek Rd McMinnville OR 503-434-5541
Chemeketa Community College LunesJueves 10:00 a m - 3:00 p m 288 NE Norton Lane McMinnville OR Yamhill Edificio 1 del campus 503-472-9482
Lunes & Jueves 10:00 a m - 1:00 p m 435 SE Baker St , McMinnville 503-472-6215
Salvation Army-McMinnville
Lunes-Jueves 1:00 p m - 4:00 p m 1950 SW 2nd St McMinnville OR 503-434-7292
Virginia Garcia-McMinnville
2nd & 4th Jueves 11:00 a m - 1:00 p m
1950 SW 115 NE May Ln McMinnville Trae tu propio bolso
YCAP Mobil Food Pantry
ODHS Parking Lot
Último jueves del mes, de 14:00 a 15:00 horas
Northwest Christian Church Campus de McMinnville
Miércoles 12:00 p m - 1:30 p m 2831 NE Newby St
Lunes-Jueves 10:00 a.m.- 1:00 p.m.
200 S College St Newberg OR Proporciona vales para obtener comida de otro lugar
Newberg Fish Emergency Service
Lunes, Martes & Jueves 10:00 a.m-1:00 p.m.
Cada tercer sábado del mes 10:00 a.m.- 1:00 p.m. 125-A Elliott Rd Newberg OR 503-538-4444
Traiga un comprobante de domicilio.
Northwest Christian Church - Newberg Campus
Martes 4:30 p.m. - 5:30 P.M
Jueves 4:30 p.m.- 6:00 p.m. 2315 Villa Road, Newberg, OR 503-538-3104
Virginia Garcia Food Pantry
Martes 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 P.M 2251 E. Hancock St. Suite 100 Newberg OR Trae tu propio bolso
Sheridan Food Pantry
Grand Sherimina Food Pantry
Martes 2:00 p.m. - 4 p.m. 120 N Bridge St Sheridan OR 503843-3133
Willamina
Food Pantry
Willamina Civic Center
Miércoles 4:00 p m - 6:00 p m 340 NW B St Willamina OR
Yamhill Food Pantry
El horario de atención y el servicio de cuidado compartido varían, llame para concertar una cita.
445 N Maple St Yamhill 503-662-4489
WE NEED YOU - COME JOIN US
NEIGHBORS HELPING NEIGHBORS IN YAMHILL COUNTY
TheYamhill Food Project is a simple wayfor neighbors to collect food for local food pantries six times each year. It’s also a way to build community!
How it Works
Volunteers, called Neighborhood Coordinators, invite neighbors, friends, or family to become food donors.
Over two months, food donors fill a reusable bag with nonperishable foods
Every other month, Neighborhood Coordinators collect the filled bags from their food donors and deliver them to the collection site.
Being a Neighborhood Coordinator is simple, flexible, and takes just a few hours every other month!
Questions?
Email:yamhilllfoodproject@gmail com
VECINOS AYUDANDO A VECINOS EN EL CONDADO DE YAMHILL
ElProyecto de AlimentosdeYamhill es unaforma sencilla paraque los vecinos recolecten alimentos para bancos de alimentos locales seis veces al año. ¡También es una forma de fortalecer la comunidad!
Como Funciona
Losvoluntarios, llamados Coordinadores Vecinales, invitan a vecinos, amigos o familiares a convertirse en donantes de alimentos.
Los donantes de alimentos llenan una bolsa reutilizable con alimentos no perecederos durante dos meses. Cada dos meses, los coordinadores vecinales recogen las bolsas llenas de sus donantes de alimentos y las entregan en el sitio de recolección
¡Ser coordinador de vecindario es simple, flexible y solo toma unas pocas horas cada dos meses!
¿Preguntas? Envía un correo electrónico: yamhilllfoodproject@gmail com
The OHSU Moore Institute developed the Nutrition Oregon Campaign in partnership with partners in Yamhill County OHSU is an equal opportunity, affirmative action institution
Did you know that your no-longer-needed furniture and household items can help change lives for neighbors overcoming adversity? Community Warehouse, your local furniture bank, collects gently-used furnishings, and works with social service agencies to get them in the homes of those who need it most. Their most needed items are:
Mattresses and Box Springs
Dressers
Sofas
Bookshelves
Pillows & Blankets
Towels & Linens
Small Kitchen Tables
Pots & Pans
Dishes & Silverware
Coffee Makers
Microwaves
Toasters
See a full list of donation guidelines at communitywarehouse.org. Drop off donations at their Portland, Tigard, or Gresham locations, or schedule a pickup online.
We’re proud to partner with Community Warehouse—and we hope you’ll join us in making a difference!
Serving Marion, Polk, and Yamhill Counties
INVITE US TO YOUR EVENT
Our Community Outreach Van!
This is our fully self‐sufficient mobile outreach unit, equipped with satellite internet, solar power, a printer, and dedicated staff ready to serve communities across the Mid‐Willamette Valley. Whether she’s traveling to local events, bringing resources directly to Oregonians, offering emergency services during disasters, or supporting mobile office needs in hard‐to‐reach areas We are here to meet people where they are.
EBT CARDS RESOURCES
ELIGIBILITY FOR SNAP, OHP, ERDC, AND TANF
WARM FRIENDLY FACES IN A MOBILE OFFICE
EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES
Oregon Department of Human Services
To help Oregonians in their own communities achieve wellbeing and independence through opportunities that protect, empower, respect choice and preserve dignity.
This Father’sDay weekend,treat Dad (or honor a father figure) with a fun day out on the course - and support recovery and hope in our community All proceeds directly support Provoking Hope Recovery Support (A portion of funds raised will go to the Responsible Dad Program)
Be a Hole Sponsor and showcase your business with a custom 10" x 12" sign placed at the tee box of one of the holes. It’s a great way to get seen while supporting a local cause!
Become a Shirt Sponsor and have your company logo printed on the back of the official tournament shirts given to all players - a lasting way to show your support on and off the course.
Become a one time or recurring donor and help fund recovery right here in Yamhill County. Every dollar donated is another chance to help our community break free from addiction, homelessness and mental illness.
JOIN US!
COFFEE, SNACKS, AND NATURE!
SATURDAYAABackto BasicsStudy
6:00 to 7:00 PM SUNDAY NA Open Topic Meeting 7:00 to 8:00 PM
MONDAY Dual Diagnosis Anonymous (DDA)
7:00 to 8:00 PM TUESDAY AA Open Topic Meeting 7:00 to 8:00 PM
11750 NE Finn Hill Loop Carlton, OR97111
Parking is limited. Please carpool if possible.
Hope& Healing Counseling Center
EmpoweringHealing, RestoringHope
ABOUTUS
TheHope&HealingCounseling Team provides a safe, inclusive environment with a focus on the most current evidence-based interventions that promote healing, collaboration, & increased well-being for children & families who have experienced trauma.
Conocimiento y conciencia sobre las estadísticas de abuso de menores
Reconocer las señales y reportar pautas
Habilidades de prevención de abuso y pasos proactivos para individuos y organizaciones en comun
Capacitaciónes
que se llevan acabo mensualmente en 1075 Cedarwood Ave
Para padres, maestros, socios comunitarios y to los adultos seguros que trabajan para un ambie mas seguro para los menores
Together
TOGETHER is a supportive group for teens navigating grief Grief can feel overwhelming, confusing, and isolating especially during the high school years This group offers a safe space to process loss, connect with peers who understand similar experiences, and reduce feelings of isolation. Students will also learn healthy coping skills for grief, explore ways to manage strong emotions like sadness, anger, or guilt, and build resilience, hope, and tools for moving forward in daily life.
8 weeks
Tuesdays @ 12pm-1:30pm July 14th - Sept 1st
MOVINGONUP
Elementary to Middle School Transition & Readiness Group
5 Weeks
Tuesdays @ 10am - 11:30am
Aug 4 - Sept 1st th
At Life Counseling
Engage in art-based emotional learning
Explore identity, selfesteem, and social skills
Discuss friendships and challenges
Build confidence for middle school
https://forms.gle/pJm69Z1ZqnQK5ffP7
RISE UP CAMP
MiddletoHighSchoolTransition&Readiness Group
RiseUpisasupportive,interactivegroupformiddleschool students preparing for thetransitiontohighschool.Throughcrafts,creativeactivities, and group discussions,studentswillexploreidentity,friendships,and upcoming changes in afun,supportiveenvironmentwhileconnectingwithpeers in the same transition.
MONDAYS @ 10AM - 11:30AM
Creative activities and crafts focused on self-expression and values
Group discussions about friendships, identity, and the transition to high school
Skill-building activities to support confidence, coping, and communication
Reflective exercises to help students process fears and strengths
GRUPO DE APOYO
Ungrupopara ayudar aadolescentesde middleschool a desarrollar habilidades para adaptarse a una nueva cultura
El grupo de apoyo de verano ofrece un espacio seguro y de apoyo para adolescentes que están adaptándose a una nueva cultura, idioma y sistema educativo
A través de actividades creativas y conversaciones grupales, los estudiantes podrán conectar con otros jóvenes y recibir apoyo emocional El grupo será dirigido por consejeros de salud emocional y se realizará completamente en español
GRUPO DE CHICOS GRUPO DE CHICAS
El grupo es para estudiantes de middle school
7 semanas
Martes @ 2:30pm - 4:00pm
Comienza 16 de junio
Después cada otra semana
junio 23 - septiembre 1
A Life Counseling
(851 NE BAKER ST, MCMINNVILLE, OR 97128)
Elgrupo espara estudiantes de middle school
7 semanas
Mié´rcoles @ 4:00pm - 5:30pm Comienza 17 de junio
Después cada otra semana junio 24 - septiembre 2
A Life Counseling
(851 NE BAKER ST, MCMINNVILLE, OR 97128)
https://formsgle/cKQP6urkZLECCayE6
¿Preguntas? Contact Juliette por email: juliette@lifecounselingandtherapyorg
Rosario Peralta Cortez, Profesional Calificado de Salud Mental
Rony Lucas, Consejero de Salud Mental Licenciado
ES GRATIS!
FINDING WHAT WORKS WITH ADHD: LIFE SKILLS GROUP
Asupportive group designedfor high school students and recent grads with ADHD to build practical life skills, increase confidence, and connect with peers.
Free Tax Assistance
DOR is coming to your local WorkSource office
What to bring:
Free Computer Use
WorkSource will have public computers and WiFi internet available. If you have a laptop, Chromebook, tablet, or smart phone, please bring it - we expect demand for public computers to be high.
Free Assistance
Employees from the Department of Revenue will be available to guide you through how to file your taxes.
Set up an account with Oregon’s Revenue Online before you come to the event. See Back For Schedule
Social security number or ITIN for everyone on your tax return Forms W-2 (wages from a job) Forms 1099-G, 1099-R, 1099-INT (other income) if applicable Form SSA-1099 (Social Security Benefits)
Bank routing and account numbers for direct deposityou can find this on your checks! Last year’s tax return
Asistencia gratuita para la declaración de impuestos
El DepartamentodeImpuestosestará en las oficinas locales de WorkSource
Crear una cuenta de Revenue Online de Oregón antes de acudir al evento.
Habrá computadoras disponibles para su uso de de manera gratuita
WorkSource tendrá computadoras públicas e internet disponible. Si tiene una computadora portátil, Chromebook, tableta o teléfono inteligente, por favor de traerlo. Se espera que muchas personas utilizen las computadoras públicas.
Asistencia gratuita
Empleados del Departamento de Impuestos estarán disponibles para guiarle en cómo puede presentar sus impuestos.
Qué debe traer:
Número de seguro social o ITIN para todas las personas en su declaración de impuestos
Formularios W-2 (salarios de un empleo)
Formularios 1099-G, 1099-R, 1099INT (otros ingresos) si corresponde Formulario SSA-1099 (Beneficios de Seguro Social)
Número de ruta y cuenta bancaria para depósito directo - ¡puede obtenerlos en sus cheques! Copia de la declaración de impuestos del año pasado
Ver la parte de atrás para ver los horarios de servicios
Job Title: Recovery Navigator
Providing peer support, housing, triage to A&D treatment and family reunification services to individuals and families overcoming pressures and barriers while in transition to leading a life that reflects their values.
Date: 4/30/2026 Yamhill County
Job Description: Child Welfare Recovery Navigator – (Contracted Services on Oregon Department of Human Services (ODHS) Child Welfare Recovery Support Team
Qualifications:
Sobriety in accordance with Certified Recovery Mentor (CRM) credentials, ability to acquire CRM credentials Experience in the addiction and recovery process required
Coverage: Expected to provide coverage, when available, for fellow staff in the event of vacation, illness, training, etc. Weekend coverage possible depending on agency assignment.
Duties:
Engage child welfare parents (CWP’s) in a timely manner to assist them with rapid access into substance use disorder treatment by removing barriers to treatment and recovery through direct contact services.
Community outreach to conduct screenings in the field on CWP’s who are involved with child welfare.
Assist CWP’s in building support systems outside of ODHS and outside of SUD treatment.
Transport CWP’s to initial SUD treatment services and other meetings.
Assist CWP’s in finding resources for clean and sober housing and childcare to support sober living.
Provide ODHS caseworkers with written and electronic documentation of all CWP activity. Attend court hearings, treatment staffing, and other meetings to both engage CWP’s and to help them sustain their recovery efforts.
Record all CWP activity for monthly data reports and tracking of cases. Other duties and tasks assigned by supervisor.
Education, Training & Experience:
One year of relevant experience in the chemical dependency field is preferred.
Knowledge of mental health issues and child welfare services
Ability to work effectively with individuals of diverse backgrounds
Ability to communicate clearly and effectively in writing and orally
Computer literate, including Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Access, Outlook)
Time management and organizational skills
Additional Eligibility Requirements:
Not on state or federal supervision
1 year post ODHS Child Welfare involvement.
Ability to pass an ODHS criminal background check. (BCU)
If in recovery, able to demonstrate at least two years of continuous sobriety, in accordance with Certified Recovery Mentor (CRM).
A reliable vehicle, active driver’s license, current insurance, and the ability to pass our insurer’s driving standards
Essential Job Functions:
Help eliminate barriers to treatment for parents referred by ODHS Child Welfare by providing transportation, resources, and support Initial contact with clients’ needs to occur within 24 hours of receiving the referral
Prepare accurate records of client services provided daily by preparing clear, concise reports
Maintain good communication and relationships with ODHS Child Welfare case workers, treatment providers/case managers, coworkers, and other community partners
Attend all ODHS applicable meetings, and court hearings as needed
Work Environment:
Climbing: Stairs at all locations, climbing expected
Lift/Carry: Occasionally, 1-20 lbs ; files, paperwork, supplies Seldom, up to 35 lbs ; boxes of records
Push/Pull: Occasionally, using both arms/hands, required force of 5-20 lbs ; opening doors/file drawers
Hands/arms: Constant use of both hands/arms while cleaning, writing instructions, filing, typing
Driving: Licensed, insured and physically able to drive safely.
Position Type/Expected Hours of Work: This is a full-time time; 40 hrs per week job, Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Extended hours and occasional weekends may be necessary to accommodate family needs.
Employment Status:
Wage: Full Time $23-25 per hour DOE & certifications
Employment Type:
Benefits: Employee Paid Medical/Vision/PTO/FSA Card/401K-after 60 days
Reporting Supervisor Manages Others: No
Tony Fleming Program Director & RST Supervisor
Training Provided: HIPAA, Ethics, Child Welfare Process, Weekly webinars, others as arranged
The above statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed by the staff member of this job They are not intended to be an exhaustive list of all responsibilities and activities required for this position.
InfoSession:1pm ~ ApplicationSession 2pm
Western Oregon University Meet the Employer Event
Joinusat 1:00PM for an InformationSession withtheemployer. Stay at 2:00 PM for hands on application assistance.
Positions:
HVACControlTechnician (ID 4488971) DirectorofAccounting (ID 4488975)
Registration Is Not Required
Please arriveatleast15minutespriortoeach session
Location and Contact Information:
WorkSource Salem 605 Cottage St NE,Salem, OR 97301
Phone: 503-378-4846 opt 1
Email:oed_midvalleybusinessreps@employ.oregon.gov
WorkSource Oregon is an equal opportunity employer/program. Free auxiliary aids and services are available to individuals with disabilities, and free language assistance is available to persons with limited English proficiency
WorkSource Oregon es un programa/empleador que respeta la igualdad de oportunidades Ayudas auxiliares y servicios están disponibles gratuitamente para personas discapacitadas, y asistencia de idiomas está disponible gratuitamente para personas con inglés limitado.
June17th,2026 10:00 am
Apprenticeship Opportunities Event
Area II Plumbers JATC and NW College of Construction will present information on their programs and apprenticeship opportunities
-Plumbers -Laborers
-ConcreteFinishers
-Title Setters
-Brick Masonery -Carpentry
-Heavy Equipment
-Tile Finishers
-Sign Hangers -Roofers -Protective Signaling
Event starts at 10:00 AM
Check-in at the front desk by 10:00 AM for in-person attendance.
QR code registration for online attendance only.
Location and Contact Information:
WorkSourceSalem 605CottageStreetNE
For questions call 503 378 4846, option 1 or email MidValleyBusinessReps@employ.oregon.gov
Need help? WorkSource Oregon (WSO) is an equal opportunity agency. WSO provides free help so you can use our services. Some examples are sign language and spoken-language interpreters, written materials in other languages, large print, audio, and other formats. To get help, please call 503-947-1680. TTY users call
Wednesday , June24th,2026at2:00pm
Apprenticeship Workshop
LearnabouttheapprenticeshipprogramsChemeketaCommunityCollege offers: HVAC/R - Inside Wire Electrician - Sheet Metal
Workshop startspromptly at2PM and lasts 1.5 hours
For in-person attendance, please check in at the front desk at WorkSource Salem
Location and Contact Information:
WorkSource Salem 605 Cottage Street NE
For virtual attendance, click the link or scan QR code : ApprenticeshipWorkshop - WorkSourceSalem,WedJune24th,2026at2:00PM | For questions call 503 378 4846, option 1 or email MidValleyBusinessReps@employ.oregon.gov
Need help? WorkSource Oregon (WSO) is an equal opportunity agency WSO provides free help so you can use our services Some examples are sign language and spoken-language interpreters, written materials in other languages, large print, audio, and other formats To get help, please call 503-947-1680 TTY users call 711 You can also send an email to EmployerServices@employ oregon gov
MILITARY & FAMILY ReadinessProgram
The Oregon National Guard Military and Family Readiness Program serves as the foundation of support for the Service Members and Families of the Oregon National Guard. Our goal is to prepare and empower our Total Military Family to meet the challenges of military and civilian life by providing resources and services to enhance knowledge, life skills, well-being, and retention.
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Soldier and FamilyReadiness Groups (SFRG)area command-sponsored organization ofService Members, civilianemployees, Family members(immediate and extended),andvolunteers appointed to aunit SFRGs provide mutualsupportand assistance, andanetworkof communications among the Family members,thechainof command, andcommunity resources SFRGsassistunit commanders inmeeting military and personal deployment preparednessand enhance the FamilyReadiness and Resilience.
CONTACT
Regional Military & Family Readiness Specialists
The Military and Family Readiness Specialists (MFRS) coordinate and provide Service Members and Families with a wide variety of services related to:
•Soldier & Family Readiness Groups (SFRG)
•Crisis Intervention
•Financial Assistance & Literacy
• Employment
• Legal
• Tricare
•Community Information & Outreach
•Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP)
•Emergency Family Assistance Center (EFAC)
•ID Cards & Defense Enrollment
Eligibility Reporting System (DEERS)
GET INVOLVED
Contact your local MFRSfor information on how to connect with your unit’s Soldier & Family Readiness Group, and for volunteer opportunities!
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DE MCMINNVILLE
¡TERMINA TU EDUCACIÓN PRIMARIA O SECUNDARIA EN ESPAÑOL!
¿Eres hispanohablante y quieres terminar tu educación primaria o secundaria en español? ¡Ahora es tu oportunidad de lograr tus objetivos y obtener un certificado oficial de México!
¿TE INTERESA?
Escaneael códigoQRo llamapara más información. ¡No pierdas la oportunidad de invertir en ti mismo y también en tu futuro!
REGÍSTRESE AHORA
503-857-2095 Elizabeth Rangel
Recursos Disponibles
Clima Alojamiento
Alquiler Servicios
Públicos Reparaciones
Modificaciones de seguridad
Acondicionador de aire
Calentador
Filtro de aire
Fuente de alimentación portátil
Nutrición
Educación nutricional
Comidas médicamente adaptadas
Comunidad
Necesidades básicas
Apoyo social
Educación
Asistencia legal Identificación
Si es miembro de OHP y tiene una discapacidad o está pasando por un momento difícil, podemos ayudarlo a ver si califica.
Comuníquese con el equipo de HRSN (Necesidades Sociales Relacionadas con la Salud) en Creating Opportunities al 971-612-1929 Llamar | Enviar mensaje de texto o correo electrónico HRSN@creatingops.org
HEAD START OF YAMHILL COUNTY IS ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR THE 2025-2026 SCHOOL YEAR!
Classes are scheduled to begin in the fall See back of flyer for more information on how to apply
¡HEAD START OF YAMHILL COUNTY ESTÁ ACEPTANDO APLICACIONES PARA EL AÑO ESCOLAR 2025-2026!
Las clases están programadas para comenzar en el otoño Revise la parte posterior del volante para ver como aplicar
Head Start of YamhillCounty
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4 lugares en el Condado de Yamhill!
Four Locations in Yamhill County!
Children ages3-5 years old School year and full year options Preschool program for qualified children Serves families throughout Yamhill County
Nutritious meals
Developmental checks and screenings
Transportation
CHILDREN DO NOT NEED TO BE POTTY TRAINED
Open enrollment year round (during the school year)
Year-long services available Home visits
Is FREE for all participants
Para niños de 3 a 5 años
Opciones de año escolar o todo el año
Childrenages0-3yearsoldandpregnant women
Yearlongclassesforchildren24-36 months
Regularplaygroupsforthewholefamily
ServefamiliesthroughoutYamhillCounty
Nutritiousmeals
Developmentalchecksandscreenings
Transportation
Year-longservices
Homevisits
IsFREEforallparticipants
Paralosniñosde0a3añosymamás embarazadas
Clasestodoelañoparaniñosde24-36 meses
Gruposdejuegoparatodalafamilia
Persons with disabilities and limited English proficiency (LEP) have the right to free language assistance and accommodations HSYC will provide these services upon request. HSYC is an equal opportunity provider
Programa preescolar para los que califiquen
Para familias del Condado de Yamhill Comidas nutritivas
Chequeos y examines de desarrollo Transporte Losniños NOTIENENQUESABER
USARELBAÑO
Inscripción abierta todo el año (durante el añoescolar)
CLATSOP, TILLAMOOK, COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON, AND YAMHILL CONDADOS
Para Padres:
Información de recursos en la comunidad.
Conferencias, talleres y más.
SUMMER READING BEGINS JUNE 6TH
Kids get a free book to start
HOMEWARD BOUND PETASSISTANCE
The missionof the HBPA program is to keep pets with their families and reduce shelter intake through community-based support and intervention strategies.
Pets face a heightened risk of surrender when pet owners experience a temporary crisis or ongoing financial, medical, or housing-related challenges. By partnering with local social service organizations, we can improve the well-being of pets and people by addressing the root causes of pet relinquishment and providing comprehensive support to community members in need.
Hello LIFT Partners, If you would like to include your announcement, class or event in the next edition of The Bulletin please send your submission before the end of the month. You can send a PDF flyer, Word doc, or a brief write up with your agency ’ s logo. Our newsletter is shared to various agencies throughout Yamhill/Polk Counties to those who work directly with individuals and families.
