CHILDREN FIRST FOR OREGON ANNOUNCES NEW EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
For Immediate Release Contact: Katherine Hendrix | katherine@cffo.org | 503-236-9754 (w) | 503-893-5223 (c) CHILDREN FIRST FOR OREGON ANNOUNCES NEW EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Portland, Oregon – July 23, 2019 – The Board of Directors of Children First for Oregon...Join Us for Community Pints!
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15 hours ago
The number of children needing foster homes in Jefferson, Crook, and Deschutes counties is on the rise. Foster youth in Central Oregon need safe and stable families to thrive. #OurChildren
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The number of children needing foster homes in Jefferson, Crook, and Deschutes counties is on the rise. Foster youth in Central Oregon need safe and stable families to thrive. #OurChildren
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The number of children needing foster homes in Jefferson, Crook, and Deschutes counties is on the rise. Foster youth in Central Oregon need safe and stable families to thrive. #OurChildrenhttps://t.co/sQ0W4rjqO2
— Children First (@ChildrenFirstOR) January 23, 2020
2 days ago
"The welfare of our children is too important for us to risk dismantling a system widely acknowledged to be best for children. Placing value on familial and community ties makes a difference in the well-being of children." #OurChildren
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"The welfare of our children is too important for us to risk dismantling a system widely acknowledged to be best for children. Placing value on familial and community ties makes a difference in the well-being of children." #OurChildren
https://t.co/eBH1W2YEeY
"The welfare of our children is too important for us to risk dismantling a system widely acknowledged to be best for children. Placing value on familial and community ties makes a difference in the well-being of children." #OurChildrenhttps://t.co/eBH1W2YEeY
— Children First (@ChildrenFirstOR) January 22, 2020
3 days ago
Join us in honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr’s civic engagement legacy by texting “Oregon” to 33339 and pledge to take the Census today! Thank you @wecountoregon for sharing.
#WeCountOregon #MLK #MLKjr #MLKDay #2020Census #CivilRights https://t.co/vkAdvmEu2e
Join us in honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr’s civic engagement legacy by texting “Oregon” to 33339 and pledge to take the Census today! Thank you @wecountoregon for sharing.
#WeCountOregon #MLK #MLKjr #MLKDay #2020Census #CivilRights https://t.co/vkAdvmEu2e
Join us in honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr’s civic engagement legacy by texting “Oregon” to 33339 and pledge to take the Census today! Thank you @wecountoregon for sharing. #WeCountOregon #MLK #MLKjr #MLKDay #2020Census #CivilRights pic.twitter.com/vkAdvmEu2e
— Children First (@ChildrenFirstOR) January 21, 2020
7 days ago
You Count: The Census is about you!
Every 10 years the government counts our communities to determine how much money to give you for services and resources. Being counted correlates to political representation and public resources. #WeCountOregon #OurChildren https://t.co/xKdFSgW8a0
You Count: The Census is about you!
Every 10 years the government counts our communities to determine how much money to give you for services and resources. Being counted correlates to political representation and public resources. #WeCountOregon #OurChildren https://t.co/xKdFSgW8a0
You Count: The Census is about you!
— Children First (@ChildrenFirstOR) January 17, 2020
Every 10 years the government counts our communities to determine how much money to give you for services and resources. Being counted correlates to political representation and public resources. #WeCountOregon #OurChildren pic.twitter.com/xKdFSgW8a0
1 week ago
Families in Oregon continue to struggle with mental health. Our state needs increased support services to help rehabilitate folks who need treatment the most. #OurChildren
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Families in Oregon continue to struggle with mental health. Our state needs increased support services to help rehabilitate folks who need treatment the most. #OurChildren
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Families in Oregon continue to struggle with mental health. Our state needs increased support services to help rehabilitate folks who need treatment the most. #OurChildrenhttps://t.co/FKBXhrg4hk
— Children First (@ChildrenFirstOR) January 15, 2020
1 week ago
In 2020 taking the census is one of many ways Native Americans can engage in democracy to advocate for services and resources that heal and support our communities. Thank you @wecountoregon for sharing. #NativesCount #WeCountOregon https://t.co/rpQreOh6br
In 2020 taking the census is one of many ways Native Americans can engage in democracy to advocate for services and resources that heal and support our communities. Thank you @wecountoregon for sharing. #NativesCount #WeCountOregon https://t.co/rpQreOh6br
In 2020 taking the census is one of many ways Native Americans can engage in democracy to advocate for services and resources that heal and support our communities. Thank you @wecountoregon for sharing. #NativesCount #WeCountOregon pic.twitter.com/rpQreOh6br
— Children First (@ChildrenFirstOR) January 14, 2020