National Night Out events forge active crime prevention efforts in neighborhoods, strengthen community – police partnerships, and develop better social and communication ties among neighbors. It’s a fun – filled community event with music, vendors, and more.

A simple and free way to be ready for wildfires and other emergencies is to stay informed. Sign up for local emergency alerts to receive life-saving notifications when disaster strikes.

Join FACT for a four (4) session learning series to help family members to: Learn about the importance of data; Participate in important data discussions that impact children with disabilities and their families; Create positive change at the local and state level.

Adult Mental Health First Aid is an entry-level training that teaches you how to identify, understand, and respond to signs of mental health and substance use challenges among adults.

Summer EBT is a new grocery benefits program that starts this summer. It helps families buy food for their school-aged children during summer when school is out.

The Early Learning Hub of Linn, Benton & Lincoln Counties, in the Family Resources and Education Center at Linn-Benton Community College, has released the 2024 edition of our Regional Data Book. It provides the most current and comprehensive picture of the status and well-being of children in our region.

The Oregon Department of Early Learning and Care (DELC) released the 2024-2029 strategic plan along with its Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Action Plan. Outlined in the plans are the agency mission, vision, and values that reflect the agency’s mandate, along with key goals and objectives to guide the work for the next five years. 

Oregon’s 5-year maternal, child, and adolescent health (MCAH) needs assessment is underway, and we need your help!  The survey will help OHA better understand the health needs of women, children, youth, and families, including those with special health needs, and determine priorities for Oregon’s MCAH programs for the next five years. 

Are you a parent or caregiver with a child aged 3-5? If so, the Playful Path to Parenting (P3) research team at Oregon State University has an exciting opportunity for you!

What do you love about Alsea? What makes it unique? Do you have concerns about resources in Alsea? We want to hear from you! We’ll gather your experiences and share them with community leaders to advocate for community-led change.