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In Josephine & Douglas counties…

over 700 people
receive Healthy Start services each year

300+ people
attended Welcome
Baby in 2019


Spotlight on Mariah
Health Care Coalition Blog
Facets of Health Equity in Southern Oregon
Healthy Start Partners with University of Oregon & Family Check-Up
“The Healthy Start program aims to improve the health and well-being of children and parents across our region. Mental health services, parent education, and substance use prevention are core priorities for our work and make our partnership with University of Oregon...
Southern Oregon Cohort of Maternal Child Health Professionals Complete LCTC
HCCSO’s vision is to remove barriers to health. One of these ways we do this is by offering important trainings to key partners so they can offer support in their communities. Supporting breastfeeding is a cornerstone of the Healthy Start program and a priority...
Spotlight on Amy
Introducing HCCSO Executive Director: Amy Thuren In 2019, HCCSO welcomed a new Executive Director. Amy is passionate about improving our region and supporting community health. Since her arrival, she’s been working to help HCCSO improve and expand our work across...
“It has been rewarding to see the work of HCSSO moving through local collaborations with an increasing lens on diversity, equity and inclusion. We are making a positive difference in the lives of southern Oregonians.”
– Diane Hoover, HCCSO Board Member
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