Oregon Department of Human Services in Clackamas County

Oregon Department of Human Services in Clackamas County under DHS/CAF (Children Adults and Families) includes Child Welfare, Self Sufficiency, and Vocational Rehabilitation. The North Clackamas DHS office located at 16440 SE 82nd Drive, Clackamas, offers child welfare and self sufficiency services, and serves Milwaukie, Sandy, Clackamas, Boring, Eagle Creek, and Estacada. Read the rest of this entry »

Offers free Preschool for children and families with low income in Clackamas County. Please call 503-675-4102 and ask for application.

Este programa Pre-escolar de Oregon Head Start es gratis para ninos y familias de bajo ingresos en el condado de Clackamas.  Favor de llamar a 503-675-4102 y pedir por una solicitud.

AN OPEN LETTER TO THE MEXICAN COMMUNITY AND COMMUNITY PARTNERS ON THE NEW MEXICAN BIRTH CERTIFICATE PROGRAM

To all our community partners,

 We have some good news. Starting today and until June 6th   the Mexican Consulate through the Institute for Mexicans Abroad (Instituto de los Mexicanos en el Exterior) will be registering Mexican nationals that need a certified copy of their Mexican birth certificate.

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Siuslaw National Forest, Central Coast R.D., is looking for enthusiastic, hardworking students that are interested in working for the fish crew during this summer to make a difference.  Work includes:

  •On-the-Ground Fish Habitat Structure Work

•Stream Structure Design Experience  

•Aquatic Monitoring (i.e. Fish Trap, Snorkeling, etc)

•Riparian Tree Management

•Other Forest Service Work (Fire, Wildlife, etc.)

 Interested?  Contact Paul Burns, District Fisheries Biologist @ (541)902-6953 or pnburns@fs.fed.us.  Click here for more.

Connecting Communities 2008 is a conference designed for people working in community based agencies and organizations who want to improve their ability to reach and engage Latino community members. Click Here

OSU Represents at Latino Youth Conferences click here

 This Summer camp targets Latino or minority students finishing 3rd – 12th grade in June 2008; specifically those interested in pursuing a postsecondary education in a college or university, looking for financial aid support, and educational information on how to prepare for college, exploring career opportunities, and/or want to develop leadership skills.  Read the rest of this entry »

The Latino Youth Services Network (LYSN) is comprised of various organizations and agencies collaborating together to provide quality resource, referral and follow up support for youth and families throughout Clackamas County, Oregon.  Click here to find out more