CATHOLIC COMMUNITY SERVICES FOUNDATION

ü 24-Hour Residential Care

Adoption

ü Alcohol and Drug Assessments

Alcohol and Drug Counseling

ü Alcohol and Drug Education

Alcohol and Drug Treatment (CIRT Approved)

ü Basic Self Help Training

ü Behavioral Evaluations

ü Career Guidance/Education (ILP)

ü Career Training/Work Experience

ü Crisis Counseling

Day Treatment

ü Diagnostic Evaluation And Treatment

Supervised By Mental Health Specialist

ü Emancipation Skills/Independent Living

Preparation

Emergency Placement Services

ü Family Counseling

ü Foster Care

ü Functional Family Therapy

ü Gang Intervention/Prevention

GED Preparation

ü Group Counseling

ü Independent Living Opportunities

ü Individual Counseling

ü Infant Mother Program (Healthy Start)

On-Campus School

ü Other Alternative Education Opportunities

ü Parent Support Group

ü Parent Training/Education

ü Play Therapy

ü Positive Peer Culture Group Treatment

Prenatal Services

ü Proctor Care (New Solutions)

Psychiatric/Psychological Evaluations

ü Psychotherapy

ü Restitution Payment Program (TFC)

ü Sex Education (TFC)

ü Sex Offender Assessments

ü Sexual Abuse Treatment for Offenders (TFC)

ü Sexual Abuse Treatment for Victims

ü Shelter Care

ü Social Services

Teen Parent Services

ü Therapeutic Foster Care

ü Therapeutic Recreation

ü Transitional Services (ILP & TFC)

ü Vocational Services

ü Work Program

ü Other

Community Support

Social Skills (TFC & Mentoring)

Mental Health Assessment & Treatment

COMMUNITY COUNSELING CENTER

3737 Portland Rd NE

Salem, OR 97303 (physical location)

P.O. Box 20400

Salem, OR 97307

503-390-2600

REFERRALS: Dave Steinke

Program Description

Community Counseling Center provides counseling to individuals and families in need of mental health services. Services include individual counseling for adults and children, marital and family therapy, group counseling and play therapy for children codependency therapy, treatment for adult children of dysfunctional families and for victims of physical/sexual abuse and treatment for juvenile sex offenders. The Encuentro Family Service Center in Woodburn is an extension of Community Counseling Center and provides mental health services in Woodburn and northern Marion County. Both programs focus on providing culturally sensitive services to multi-cultural communities. Approximately 1,000 people were served. The Community Counseling Center is a provider of the Mid-Valley Behavioral Care Network and serves persons enrolled in the Oregon Health Plan.

	COMMUNITY COUNSELING CENTER
Gender	Male & Female
Age	3 to older adult
Capacity	350
Contract Agency	Marion County Health Department & Behavioral Care Network

NEW STEP

Program Description

New Step provides outpatient addiction treatment services for adolescents and adults.

	COMMUNITY COUNSELING CENTER
Gender	Male & Female
Age	12 to older adult
Capacity	250
Contract Agency	Marion County Juvenile Parole/Probation, Marion & Polk DHS

HEALTHY START

P.O. Box 20400

Salem, OR 97307

503-362-3138

REFERRALS: Jennifer Stanwood

Program Description

Healthy Start provides culturally sensitive home visits to help first-time parents provide their babies a "healthy start" in life. Services include information and support during pregnancy and after the baby is born, developmental screening, help obtaining community resources for housing, food, clothing, daycare, medical care, and transportation. Healthy Start home visits are individually tailored for each family's needs. Home visits occur weekly the first six months, then decrease to semi-monthly.

	HEALTHY START
Gender	Male & Female
Age	0 - 3 (1st time parent of)
Capacity	275 families
Contract Agency	Marion County

PARAGON PROGRAM

P.O. Box 20400

Salem, OR 97307-0400

503-856-7055

REFERRALS: Debbi Schuetze

Program Description

Paragon Program provides community-based services for developmentally disabled children and adults in seven area homes. Each home is capable of meeting the needs of five clients and offering the opportunity of living in a family atmosphere. A client team comprised of family, friends, and professionals work with each person to set and achieve desired life goals.

	Paragon Program
Gender	Male & Female
Age	13 – 72
Capacity	35
Contract Agencies	Marion and Linn Counties

WORK OPTIONS PROGRAM

P.O. Box 20400

Salem, OR 97307-0400

503-856-7061

REFERRALS: Lori Cox

Program Description

Work Options Program is a vocational program for individuals with developmental disabilities and vision or hearing impairments offering individualized vocational skills training, respect, dignity and encouragement to succeed. We participate in recreational activities to increase natural abilities. Services we offer to area businesses are high volume printing, shredding of confidential documents, and bulk mailing.

	Work Options Program
Gender	Male & Female
Age	21 - 40
Capacity	22
Contract Agency	Marion Co., Polk Co., Oregon Commission for the Blind, Private Payee

INDEPENDENT LIVING PROGRAM (ILP)

PO Box 20400

Salem, OR 97307-0400

503-390-2600

REFERRALS: Lynn Evers 503-856-7061

Program Description

Independent Living Program (ILP) facilitates youth programs that offer valuable living skills; housing, budgeting, positive relationships, health education, etc. Youth can also take part in leadership trainings and community service. ILP youth meet regularly with their Personal Agent, as well as participate in twice monthly two-hour group meetings.

The ILP Subsidy Housing Program assists youth with affordable housing and rental expenses.

	INDEPENDENT LIVING PROGRAM
Gender	Male & Female
Age	14 - 21
Capacity	37 per Personal Agent
Contract Agency	DHS

FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICES

P.O. Box 20400

Salem, OR 97307-0400

503-856-7029

REFERRALS: Justin Dallison

Program Description

Family Support Services (FSS) has been in operation since 1970 and includes the Therapeutic Foster Care, Shelter Evaluation Program, Target Foster Care, Community Homes (Keizer, Highland/Grant, Receiving Home), and New Solutions. Youth are referred to the program by state and county agencies. FSS is patterned on the proctor parent model, in which specially trained foster parents provide homes, care, and treatment for dependent and at-risk youth.

Therapeutic Foster Care (formerly Mid-Valley Adolescent Center) is a BRS community-based treatment program for youth, ages 12 to 18, who reside in proctor homes and receive 13 hours of weekly counseling and skill building. Youth are held accountable for their delinquent actions through restitution, community services and/or sanctions. Public safety is assured from delinquent acts of youth, and youth are prepared to be competent to meet the life challenges of their environment and to enjoy positive relationships and activities.

Shelter Evaluation Program is a BRS community-based evaluation and counseling program designed to aid youth in crisis ages 8 to 18 placed by OYA and DHS. Written assessments and recommendations are provided to guide the case manager and court in planning with the youth for the future. During the 30 to 90 days of evaluation, the youth reside in a safe, disciplined and nurturing therapeutic foster home and receive eight hours of weekly counseling and skill building.

Target Program (DHS) provides long-term therapeutic foster care for youth with a history of multiple foster and/or treatment placements. Goals are stabilization and preparation for return to family, long-term foster care, or independent living.

	FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICES PROGRAMS
Gender	Male & Female
Age	(OYA) 12 - 18 (DHS) 8 - 18
Capacity	21 / OYA 6 / DHS
Contract Agency	OYA DHS / Marion County

New Solutions is a family-friendly program that arranges services and supports for children with intensive mental health needs. New solutions staff are comprised of Care Coordinator, and Family Support Partners has adopted the wraparound process to support children with complex needs and their families by developing individualized plans of care. The plan of care is based on individual strengths and culture of the child and family team and is needs rather than service driven.

	New SOLUTIONS
Gender	Male & Female
Age	12 - 17
Capacity	4
Contract Agency	OYA & DHS

Keizer and Highland/Grant Community Homes for Children are teaching parent foster home models which provide care and supervision for children who are unlikely to return home in the near future. A community collaboration bonds the child to community resources.

	Keizer Community HomeS for Children
Gender	Male & Female
Age	5 - 12
Capacity	5 per home
Contract Agency	Marion County DHS

Street Vision is a BRS community-based residential treatment program for Latino youth ages 13 to 18. The program is culturally specific to Latino gang affected youth. Public and individual safety is assured, and youth are prepared to meet the life challenges of their environment and to enjoy positive relationships and activities as an alternative to gang participation.

RAINBOW FAMILY SERVICES

Administered by Catholic Community Services

800 NE 2nd Street

McMinnville, OR 97128

Phone: 503-472-2240 Fax: 503-434-5848

Diane Brandsma, Programs Director

Program Description

Rainbow Family Services provides residential treatment and other rehabilitative services to youngsters who are wards of the court. Other supportive or preventive services are provided for children and families in McMinnville and Yamhill County. We want to prepare youngsters for positive futures based on solid skills, and a sense of responsibility for themselves and their communities.

90-DAY EVALUATION

525 East 4^th Street

McMinnville, OR 97128

503-472-2240

REFERRALS (Residential): Gloria Martinis

Program Description

60-Day Evaluation is open only to youngsters referred by the Juvenile Dept. of Yamhill County or Yamhill County DHS. It provides a comprehensive evaluation of a child's needs and potentials, as well as supplying brief therapeutic interventions.

	90 DAY EVALUATION
Gender	Male & Female
Age	11 - 17
Capacity	4
Contract Agency	Yamhill County Juvenile Department, Yamhill County DHS

RESIDENTIAL PROCTOR CARE

21250 NW Baker Creek Road

McMinnville, OR 97128

503-472-2240

REFERRALS: Gloria Martinis

Program Description:

Proctor Care offers up to six months in a treatment foster home with a comprehensive package of supportive services including mental health, education, recreation, and vocational.

	PROCTOR CARE
Gender	Male & Female
Age	12-17
Capacity	10
Contract Agency	OYA, DHR

SAFETY NET

525 East 4^th Street

McMinnville, OR 97128

503-472-2240

Program Description

Safety Net provides case management for 15 families referred from DHS. Weekly family meetings provide information, support, and referral to community services

	SAFETY NET
Gender	Male & Female
Age	N/A
Capacity	15 Families
Contract Agency	DHS

TREATMENT FOSTER CARE

525 East 4^th Street

McMinnville, OR 97128

503-472-2240

REFERRALS: Gloria Martinis

Program Description

Residential Treatment provides therapeutic foster homes and supplemental rehabilitative services for boys and girls. Most youngsters are referred by the Oregon Youth Authority or State Services for Children and Families. An active recreation program, educational support, and strong ties to biological families are hallmarks of the Rainbow program. A case-management model is used to coordinate between foster and biological families, as well as treatment services. The average length of stay is about 9-12 months.

Treatment Foster Care serves a variety of needs for Yamhill County Youth.

	RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT	TREATMENT FOSTER CARE
Gender	Male & Female	Male & Female
Age	12 - 17	10 - 18
Capacity	3	3
Contract Agency	OYA, DHS	DHS

YOUTH INVESTMENT

21250 NW Baker Creek Road

McMinnville, OR 97128

503-472-2240

Program Description

The Youth Investment provides counseling, case management, and advocacy for a wide range of problems experienced by public school students, ages 11 to 17, in Dayton, Amity, and McMinnville.

	YOUTH INVESTMENT
Gender	Male & Female
Age	11 - 17
Capacity	60
Contract Agency	CCF

	STREET VISION
Gender	Male
Age	13 – 18
Capacity	10
Contract Agency	OYA