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Welcome Baby! Attend Our 2022 Virtual Community Baby Showers
If you live in Southern Oregon, we invite you to attend our next virtual community baby shower! This weeklong event will be held primarily on Facebook from April 25 – 29, 2022. Visit our Welcome Baby Shower Event page or Facebook page for details, and we look forward...
Regional Perinatal Task Force Training: Adverse Childhood Experiences and Resilience
The Regional Perinatal Task Force is excited to welcome Julie Hurley and Steve Schenewerk of the Creating Community Resilience ACE Training Team to our March 7th Task Force meeting! The Creating Community Resilience ACE Training Team The Creating Community...
Bringing A Fatherhood Program Plan to Life In Douglas and Josephine Counties
Dr. Jeffery Johnson, President of the National Partnership for Community Leadership and Dean of the Healthy Start Fatherhood Academy, presented for our local Regional Task Force in October. The presentation focused on: The kinds of services fathers need,...
“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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