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How we serve Linn, Benton, and Lincoln counties
We bring partners together to increase family stability, improve kindergarten readiness, and ensure service coordination that is equitable and culturally and linguistically competent.
Attend an Upcoming Meeting/Event
P-3 Alignment & Early Childhood Coordinating Council
Wednesday, May 20, 2026, 9:30-11:00am
Online
What's New
April is Child Abuse Prevention Month: Learn how to prevent, recognize and report child abuse in Oregon
One way to help is to learn about the supports and programs available to help families who are in crisis. Sharing information about local food banks, how to enroll in food and cash benefits, and sharing information about supports and services that a family might need helps to strengthen families and protect children.
Important Links & Documents
EL Hub Charter
EL Hub Funding
EL Hub Strategic Plan
Regional Databook
Pollywog’s Asset Mapping Project
Basecamp Login
The Early Learning Hub of Linn, Benton & Lincoln Counties brings partners together to increase family stability, improve kindergarten readiness, and ensure service coordination that is equitable and culturally and linguistically competent. Our communities provide an easily accessible and collaborative system of support and care for families that help children to grow up safe, nurtured, healthy, and ready for school and life.
An explanation of Early Learning Hub funding for 2025-2027.
Our Strategic Plan is a cross-sector, four-year plan that details the regional goals and strategies of the Early Learning Hub of Linn, Benton & Lincoln Counties, in alignment with Raise Up Oregon and based on the Early Learning Council’s three statewide system goals and vision for young children and their families.
The Regional Data Book aims to monitor the well-being of children and provide insights into their status across four key areas: early child care and education, K-12 education, family and economic well-being, and maternal and child health.
The Community Asset Mapping Project highlights a region rich in social capital, cultural strength, and community connection, yet constrained by structural barriers in service access, infrastructure, and local economies. These findings underscore the need for coordinated, place-based investments that strengthen early learning systems, expand child care and health access, improve transportation solutions, and support local service capacity—while building upon the strong relationships and community pride already present across Linn, Benton, and Lincoln counties.
The Early Learning Hub uses "Basecamp" project management software in order to keep our partners aware of what's happening, and to gather their feedback. Each Work Group has it's own project, and in order to access Basecamp, you must be invited to join the group. Please let us know if you are interested in participating in a particular project.
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