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Youth or Alumni Group
Education
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Mental health
Education: College / Higher Ed
Housing
Life skills
Rights in Foster Care
The Oregon Youth Resource Map is designed to help young people ages 16-25 and their allies connect to youth-serving resources, organizations and...
Native American
The Children & Family Services Program believes that in order for our children to grow and thrive as healthy Indian people, they need to be in safe...
Native American
Youth or Alumni Group
Education
Education: College / Higher Ed
Housing
Life skills
Leadership Opportunity
NATIVE AMERICAN YOUTH AND FAMILY CENTER (NAYA) Founded by the community, for the community, NAYA is a family of numerous tribes and voices who are...
Permanence
Youth or Alumni Group
Other Resources
Kindred Matters is a nonprofit organization serving separated siblings and resource families primarily throughout the state of Oregon. Kindred Matters...
Adoption
Permanence
Housing
Life skills
We seek lifelong connections for children growing up without families. In 1885, Boys & Girls Aid was founded in response to a crisis. Children were...
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Health Care for Former Foster Youth
Did you know that young people from foster care have access to free Medicaid after they turn 18 through their 26th birthday? Qualification to access Medicaid is NOT dependant on employment or education status.
Get to Know Lived Experience (LEx) Leaders from your state
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