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The Oregon Alliance is a dedicated champion and established voice in advocating for the safety, health, and well-being of children, youth, families, and communities across Oregon.

10/14/2026

FRIENDLY REMINDER: "Collaborative Problem Solving: Essential Foundations" is next week, and there are only 5 spots remaining to register! 🙌

Make sure to sign up for your spot before it's too late! We look forward to seeing you at this training.

Register here: https://www.oregonalliance.org/trainings

10/08/2026

The Center for Excellence would like to take a moment to shed a spotlight on our upcoming Collaborative Problem Solving trainers: Taylor Herreman and Hannah McCabe!

Hannah and Taylor both work at GOBHI and have received extensive training on the Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS) model, which they utilize in therapeutic foster care settings and more. They will be hosting an in-person full-length CPS training on October 20 & 21 in downtown Portland.

NOTE: This training only has a handful of registration spots left! Please make sure to register at this link soon: https://www.oregonalliance.org/trainings

09/28/2026

The Oregon Alliance and Oregon Children & Family Center for Excellence have a SPECIAL PRICING OFFER for our upcoming training "Culturally Responsive Supervision Training: A Latine-Centered Approach" on October 7! 👏

In honor of National Hispanic Heritage Month in October, we are excited to offer this training at a reduced rate for folks who sign up within the next week.

UPDATED PRICING
💵 Members Pricing: $97
💵 Non-members Pricing: $108

Don't miss out on this exciting training opportunity next week! Register at oregonalliance.org/trainings today.

09/25/2026

We were thrilled to host an Alliance organization member meeting in Salem earlier this month!

The Oregon Alliance teamed up with our member partners and lobbyists to discuss upcoming legislative needs and collaborate on possible solutions and outcomes that would benefit the Oregonian community as a whole.

Thank you to all of our Alliance member partners who made their way out to Salem for our in-person meeting! We would like to give a special shoutout to these organizations who sent along representatives to join us:

Boys & Girls Aid
Bridge Meadows
Connections365
Family SkillBuilders
GOBHI Foster Care
Kairos NW
Jackson Street Youth Services
Jasper Mountain
J Bar J Youth Services
Mid-Willamette Valley Community Action Agency
New Narrative
Oregon Community Programs
The Next Door Inc.
Youth Progress

If you are interested in becoming an Alliance member, please email [email protected] to learn more.

09/23/2026

Friends and community, we hope that you are having a wonderful week so far! We would like to highlight a few nonprofit training opportunities for folks like you to take advantage of:

✨ Affirming LGBTQIA2S+ Identities for Youth
Join us for a training on understanding and affirming LGBTQ+ identities in social service settings.

✨ Culturally Responsive Clinical Supervision: A Latine-Centered Approach
The goal of this training is to reduce burnout, improve retention, and enhance outcomes for diverse youth, adults, and families.

✨ Collaborative Problem Solving: Essential Foundations
Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS) is an approach that helps adults shift toward the compassionate mindset and philosophy that kids do well if they can.

✨ The Neurobiology of Trauma and Attachment: A Brain-based Approach to Healing Relationships
This two-part training will offer contemporary insights on the neurobiological impacts of relationships with a focus on the effects of trauma on development over the course of the lifetime.

As always, you can register using the QR codes below or visiting our website at https://www.oregonalliance.org/trainings! 🙌

09/21/2026

Come join this "Culturally Responsive Supervision" training from us and the Oregon Alliance!

This Latine-centered training and its follow-up consultations will equip supervisors and managers with trauma-informed, multicultural, and social justice–oriented supervision skills.

This includes strengthening reflective supervision practices, supporting bilingual and bicultural staff, and promoting equitable, identity-affirming care for all individuals and communities served.

Register at this link! https://oal.memberclicks.net/latinesupervisionoct26

09/15/2026

The Center for Excellence is thrilled to welcome our newest team member: Kelly Purcell! 🎉

Kelly is coming on as our Strategic Initiatives Manager, as she brings over 10 years of experience in the field and has certifications in trauma and resilience, with an emphasis on racial trauma.

Please help us to give Kelly a warm welcome to our team! 👏

09/09/2026

We would like to take a moment to highlight our trainers for our upcoming training "Affirming LGBTQIA2S+ Identities for Youth": Hannah McCabe and Amanda Mayernik from GOBHI Foster Care!

Hannah is a certified trainer in the Collaborative Problem Solving model. In addition to training on the CPS model, Hannah supports foster parents with important topics such as trauma-informed care, attachment, and supporting youth identity.

Amanda is a Foster Parent Training Specialist who has been with GOBHI since 2024.

Make sure to sign up for this training at our website today! https://www.oregonalliance.org/trainings

09/02/2026

We were grateful to join our Alliance member Parrott Creek on a tour of their brand-new residential facility in Clackamas County today!

We were lucky enough to be led by our friend Simon Fulford of Parrott Creek to tour this new space. This residential facility features 3 new dorms, full dining facilities, spaces for education, and much more.

Joined by friends from various Alliance member organizations including Boys & Girls Aid, Jasper Mountain, J Bar J Youth Services, Project Lemonade, and New Narrative, we had an incredible time seeing how Parrott Creek continues to strive to bring comfort, stability, and enthusiasm to their youth. Please join us in congratulating Parrott Creek for their beautiful new space!

08/25/2026

Spots are still available for our "Culturally Responsive SUD & Su***de Prevention" training this Thursday! Have you registered yet?

“Be Sensitive, Be Brave for Su***de Prevention” is a training that infuses culture and diversity throughout a foundational workshop for community helpers. This training teaches participants to act as eyes and ears for substance use disorder (SUD) problems and to connect individuals to help that matches their readiness to change.

As always, you can register at our website at https://www.oregonalliance.org/trainings

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9570 SW Barbur Boulevard Suite 214
Portland, OR
97219

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+15033999076

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http://oregonalliance.org/

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