Child Welfare
Recognizing that people’s histories, identities, and experiences impact how they show up in any given space.
What is Trauma aware
The agency that helps with Adult abuse investigations alongside ODDS
What is OTIS
The partner agency to ODHS that sometimes shares policy with ODHS
What is OHA
The name of the project that is centralizing services across ODHS programs
What is the transformation Project
The name of the process of admitting new clients currently due to funding restrictions
What is order of selection
1978 federal law designed to protect the best interests of Native children and preserve the stability of Native families and Tribes.
What is ICWA
This used to be the institution in Oregon to house people with Intelectual and developmental disabilities
What is Fairview
A report done yearly by all programs to share how they have been working collaboratively with Tribes
What is the LCIS report (Legislative commission on Indian Services)
The desired outcome of this Approach is to serve more families in-home and in their communities than in foster care
What is Family Preservation
The director of Vocational Rehabilitation
Keith Ozols
The system that is used to document abuse cases
What is Cams
The agencies that provide case management to adults in home only and are not associated with county governments
What is a brokerage
The director of OREM
Who is Ed Flick
This program helps families experiencing domestic violence with moving costs and items to stay safe. We can help you and your children with temporary cash assistance so you can leave to stay safe from abuse.
What is Temporary Assistance for Domestic Violence Survivors (TA-DVS)
A training and development opportunity for business that wish to employ people with disabilities
What is a lunch and learn
The day that honors the indigenous Canadian children who were sent to residential schools and forced to assimilate into the dominant Canadian culture. American Indian and Alaska Native communities have honored Orange Shirt Day in solidarity. Many tribal families in the U.S. experienced the same residential system, which was called the “Indian boarding school system” in the United States.
What is September 30th
A diagnosis has to be identified before this age to receive services in ODDS
What is 24
Womens History Month
What is March
Blank is organized to follow the workflow of staff as they determine eligibility and is arranged to mirror the ONE system
What is Oregon Programs Eligibility Notebook (OPEN)
The VR workforce team divides the state in this many sections
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In 2024, Oregon received a three-year grant from here to build on our new approach to serving children and families. We're developing innovative models to address needs before child safety becomes an issue. Anti-poverty and family support programs will support our implementation of the Family Preservation approach across Oregon. Three other states were also selected to be part of this initiative
What is the Doris Duke Foundation
The director of ODDS
Who is Acacia
The administrator for Office of Forecasting, Research and Analysis (OFRA)
Who is Gregory Tooman
This program is for SNAP recipients age 18 to 64 who don't have a child under 14 on their SNAP case and don't meet an exemption. You can meet SNAP work requirements through this program and keep your food benefits while you look for a job.
ABAWD Able Bodied Adults Without Dependents
The blank aims to ensure Vocational Rehabilitation (VR) is consumer-driven and that available programs, services and resources result in competitive, integrated employment. Members are appointed by the Governor.
What is Oregon State Rehabilitation Council (SRC)