Janet Arenz
Established in 1917, early iterations of the Alliance organized nonprofit providers to help them advocate for the needs of children and families, and for the people who provide them services. Today, our purpose remains the same, and our mission continues to focus on helping providers deliver the highest quality services, in order to achieve critical outcomes for children and families.
These are children who are either at risk of being unsupported as they face challenges at home, school or community; or who are already struggling to overcome trauma impacts from abuse or neglect, mental illness, homelessness, intellectual or developmental disabilities, trouble with the law, or addiction issues. In addition to helping children who are already in local and state public systems, we also represent prevention programs and education services.
A core value of the Alliance is to achieve diversity, equity and inclusion for our work, and the work of our members. The Alliance delivers presenters, workshops and trainings for leaders and their staff on these issues, as well as on trauma-informed care and relationships.
The Alliance is a statewide, nonprofit, membership association. Organizations licensed by the State of Oregon to provide a service or program for children, youth or families are encouraged to contact us for information on how to be an active partner in our quest for quality, and our advocacy establishing children as Oregon’s top priority.
On this website, you will see members listed with their contact information. Feel free to contact any of them with questions about their programs and services, or about their engagement with the Alliance. I also welcome your questions and comments, and you can reach me directly through the information provided on our website, Facebook or Twitter.
Thank you for the work you are doing, and for your interest in the Alliance!
These are children who are either at risk of being unsupported as they face challenges at home, school or community; or who are already struggling to overcome trauma impacts from abuse or neglect, mental illness, homelessness, intellectual or developmental disabilities, trouble with the law, or addiction issues. In addition to helping children who are already in local and state public systems, we also represent prevention programs and education services.
A core value of the Alliance is to achieve diversity, equity and inclusion for our work, and the work of our members. The Alliance delivers presenters, workshops and trainings for leaders and their staff on these issues, as well as on trauma-informed care and relationships.
The Alliance is a statewide, nonprofit, membership association. Organizations licensed by the State of Oregon to provide a service or program for children, youth or families are encouraged to contact us for information on how to be an active partner in our quest for quality, and our advocacy establishing children as Oregon’s top priority.
On this website, you will see members listed with their contact information. Feel free to contact any of them with questions about their programs and services, or about their engagement with the Alliance. I also welcome your questions and comments, and you can reach me directly through the information provided on our website, Facebook or Twitter.
Thank you for the work you are doing, and for your interest in the Alliance!