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Wallowa Valley Center for Wellness facilitates wellness, recovery and community integration The next clinic is 148 miles (round-trip) away in La Grande, Oregon.

Wallowa Valley Center for Wellness (WVCW) is a full service community-based program focusing on the mental health and life enrichment needs of the citizens of Wallowa County. Programs focus on people with mental and emotional disturbances, those with severe mental illness, people with drug and alcohol abuse issues, and people with developmental disabilities. Wallowa Valley Center for Wellness is the primary provider of these services in Wallowa County. WVCW serves as the Community-Based Mental Health Program (CMHP) for Wallowa County. The center also works with people seeking to improve their life by providing tools for better living (stress reduction, anger management etc.) Programs are designed to serve individuals, families and groups.

10/16/2026

Our hearts are with the students, families, educators, and entire Bend community following yesterday’s heartbreaking events.

We stand with our local school districts in their commitment to keeping students safe and supported. News like this can bring up a lot of emotions, especially for kids and families. We encourage our community to look out for one another and remember that support is available.

Our team at WVCW is here for anyone in our community who needs support.

💚 WVCW:541-426-4524

💚 24/7 Crisis and Emotional Support: Call or text 988

For parents and caregivers, Dougy Center offers resources for talking with kids and teens about difficult events: https://www.dougy.org

💚 We are thinking of everyone affected and standing alongside our fellow Oregonians.

10/14/2026

There are some things we just don't talk about enough, especially in ranching communities like ours.

This article from Western Horseman shares some pretty personal stories about drinking, depression, and the things people carry for years without telling anyone. More importantly, it's about cowboys opening up to other cowboys and making it easier for the next person to do the same.

Strength isn't always about toughing it out. Sometimes it's about reaching out. 💚

Mental health, depression and addiction are stigmatized in Western culture, but groups of working cowboys are banding together to encourage vulnerability and recovery through storytelling and connection.

Read about their mission
https://whmag.co/mental-health

10/10/2026

Today is World Mental Health Day. 💚

Mental health is part of everyone's health, and taking care of it looks different for each of us.

Sometimes it's reaching out to a friend, making time to rest, setting boundaries, or asking for support when things feel overwhelming.

Here in Wallowa County, we know how important it is to look out for one another. A simple check-in, a listening ear, or a reminder that someone isn't alone can make a meaningful difference.

Today and every day, remember to check in with yourself and the people around you. You don't have to wait until things feel unmanageable to ask for help.

Your mental health matters. Every day. 💚

10/09/2026

We're still feeling grateful for everyone who joined us last week! 💚

Thank you to the staff, friends, community partners, and neighbors who came together to celebrate Chantay Jett's 16 years of service to WVCW and the opening of our new community garden and wellness park.

It was a special afternoon filled with familiar faces, good memories, and the excitement of officially unveiling Elpis Park!

This new space represents so much of what we value: connection, community, and opportunities for wellness. We're grateful to everyone who helped bring this vision to life and look forward to seeing the park enjoyed for years to come.

Thank you for celebrating this special moment with us!

10/02/2026

We’re excited to share the next chapter for WVCW 💚

After a national search, Bridget Brown has been selected as the next Chief Executive Officer of Wallowa Valley Center for Wellness.

Bridget has been part of WVCW for 15 years, including 11 years as Chief Operating Officer. During that time, she has worked alongside staff, community partners, and leaders across the region while helping guide WVCW through growth, change, and plenty of challenges along the way.

As she steps into the CEO role, Bridget brings a deep understanding of WVCW, the community we serve, and the work ahead.

“I am deeply honored to lead an organization I have believed in for 15 years,” Bridget said. “I am excited to build on what our team has created and to lead the next stage of WVCW’s work with a deep local lens, honesty, and care.”

We are excited for this next chapter and grateful to have Bridget leading the way.

Read the full announcement here:
https://elkhornmediagroup.com/wallowa-valley-center-for-wellness-announces-bridget-brown-as-chief-executive-officer/

10/02/2026

Update 12:47: Connectivity has been restored!

📢 Due to the widespread service outage in Wallowa County, internet service is currently unavailable in many areas, and some phone connections may also be affected.

We are still here to help.

Our phone lines are currently working, but some callers may have difficulty connecting depending on their service provider.
Thank you for your patience while service is restored.

09/11/2026

🌿Join us October 1 from 4:00 to 6:00 PM as we celebrate the grand opening of our new Community Garden and Wellness Park.

The afternoon will include a ribbon-cutting, the unveiling of the park’s official name, and a farewell celebration honoring Chantay Jett and recognizing her years of leadership and service to our organization and community as she prepares to close out her time as CEO.

This new space was built for our community, and we would love to celebrate this milestone with the people who helped make it possible.

📅 October 1
⏰ 4:00 to 6:00 PM
📍 Hearts for Health, Enterprise

We hope you can join us for an afternoon of celebration, connection, and a look at what is ahead.

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08/27/2026

💚 Sometimes the right job is one where you know your work matters.

WVCW is hiring Med Aides to support individuals in our residential programs.

No experience necessary, and new Med Aides receive a $500 sign-on bonus!

Come do meaningful work with a team that cares.

▶ wvcenterforwellness.org/careers

07/10/2026

We have some big news to share 💚

After 16 years with our organization, including more than a decade as CEO, Chantay Jett will be retiring from her role at the end of September.

Chantay has helped guide so much of the work we do in Wallowa County, and we are grateful for the care, leadership, and commitment she has given to our staff, clients, partners, and community.

After retirement, Chantay will continue her work in behavioral health as President of Greater Oregon Behavioral Health, Inc. (GOBHI)

You can read the full announcement here:
https://elkhornmediagroup.com/wallowa-valley-center-for-wellness-announces-retirement-of-ceo-chantay-jett/

Address

606 Medical Parkway (PO Box 268)
Enterprise, OR
97828

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 6pm
Tuesday	8am - 6pm
Wednesday	8am - 6pm
Thursday	8am - 6pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

Telephone

+15414264524

Website

http://www.wvcenterforwellness.org/

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