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How Events are Sorted:
First, at the top of the list: SAMHSA Disaster Helpline and similar links.
Next in the list: Bundled “All Day” Events for organizations with events happening at multiple times throughout the day and/or in many formats or locations; these are bundled into a single listing to prevent endless scrolling. Usually these offer a lookup by zip code or other criteria.
Lastly, Time-Specific Events listed by start time from 12:01am early morning to 11:59pm late night. Warmlines and places east of Oregon’s time zone tend to start earlier (e.g. 4am in Oregon is 7am in New York).
News and Resources for Family Leaders
New OHP Open Card Handbook:
I know it is often hard to navigate the differences between regular OHP and what gets called Open Card or Fee For Service. I hope this handbook is helpful – feel free to share.
https://www.oregon.gov/oha/
New resource: Family partnerships training for your CLINICIANS!
The National Federation of Families has created a new curriculum module called FAMILY Partnerships.
FAMILY Partnerships is a FREE 6-lesson, self-paced online module designed to improve clinicians’ attitudes, beliefs, and practices to authentically partner with families in behavioral health care settings.
ODE – School Safety and Prevention System Advisory – a chance to join
The Oregon Department of Education (ODE) is extending the deadline for submitting your application to join the ODE School Safety and Prevention System (SSPS) Advisory Group to Friday, March 29, 2024. As a member of the SSPS Advisory Group, you will have an opportunity to help shape equitable policies and practices related to the safety of schools, students, and educational staff in Oregon. We are seeking individuals with experience, insight, and a strong commitment to equity to advance successful experiences and outcomes for Oregon’s students.
https://content.govdelivery.
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome – great resource
https://www.fasdcollaborative.
Rural school based mental health summary – see the attached
Short video explaining FERPA –
Student Privacy 101: FERPA for Parents and Students
Vocational Rehabilitation Consumer Input Opportunity
ODHS invites partners to review and comment on VR’s Draft State Plan.
ODHS invites comments through Feb. 21, 2024, via: Electronic form
By postal mail to Don Alveshere, Oregon Vocational Rehabilitation, 500 Summer Street NE E-87, Salem, Oregon 97301-1120
By email to policy@odhsoha.oregon.gov
By phone to Don Alveshere, 541-241-0165
You can get the draft state plan in other languages, large print, braille or a format you prefer free of charge. Email vr.info@odhsoha.oregon.gov or call 503-945-5880 or 877-277-0513.
State Plan (Full Draft)
Draft State Plan – Goals section
Información en español
The Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act requires VR to submit a state plan every four years. The plan serves as a grant application to our federal funder, the Rehabilitation Services Administration (RSA), and is a collaboration between the State Rehabilitation Council and VR. It serves as VR’s roadmap for how we will assist people with disabilities to achieve, maintain and advance in employment and independence.
Sign up to receive email updates from VR and the SRC.
Learn more about VR at oregon.gov/odhs/vr. Learn more about the State Rehabilitation Council at www.ORSRC.org.
News and Resources for Family Leaders
New OHP Open Card Handbook:
I know it is often hard to navigate the differences between regular OHP and what gets called Open Card or Fee For Service. I hope this handbook is helpful – feel free to share.
https://www.oregon.gov/oha/
New resource: Family partnerships training for your CLINICIANS!
The National Federation of Families has created a new curriculum module called FAMILY Partnerships.
FAMILY Partnerships is a FREE 6-lesson, self-paced online module designed to improve clinicians’ attitudes, beliefs, and practices to authentically partner with families in behavioral health care settings.
ODE – School Safety and Prevention System Advisory – a chance to join
The Oregon Department of Education (ODE) is extending the deadline for submitting your application to join the ODE School Safety and Prevention System (SSPS) Advisory Group to Friday, March 29, 2024. As a member of the SSPS Advisory Group, you will have an opportunity to help shape equitable policies and practices related to the safety of schools, students, and educational staff in Oregon. We are seeking individuals with experience, insight, and a strong commitment to equity to advance successful experiences and outcomes for Oregon’s students.
https://content.govdelivery.
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome – great resource
https://www.fasdcollaborative.
Rural school based mental health summary – see the attached
Short video explaining FERPA –
Student Privacy 101: FERPA for Parents and Students
Vocational Rehabilitation Consumer Input Opportunity
ODHS invites partners to review and comment on VR’s Draft State Plan.
ODHS invites comments through Feb. 21, 2024, via: Electronic form
By postal mail to Don Alveshere, Oregon Vocational Rehabilitation, 500 Summer Street NE E-87, Salem, Oregon 97301-1120
By email to policy@odhsoha.oregon.gov
By phone to Don Alveshere, 541-241-0165
You can get the draft state plan in other languages, large print, braille or a format you prefer free of charge. Email vr.info@odhsoha.oregon.gov or call 503-945-5880 or 877-277-0513.
State Plan (Full Draft)
Draft State Plan – Goals section
Información en español
The Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act requires VR to submit a state plan every four years. The plan serves as a grant application to our federal funder, the Rehabilitation Services Administration (RSA), and is a collaboration between the State Rehabilitation Council and VR. It serves as VR’s roadmap for how we will assist people with disabilities to achieve, maintain and advance in employment and independence.
Sign up to receive email updates from VR and the SRC.
Learn more about VR at oregon.gov/odhs/vr. Learn more about the State Rehabilitation Council at www.ORSRC.org.
News and Resources for Family Leaders
New OHP Open Card Handbook:
I know it is often hard to navigate the differences between regular OHP and what gets called Open Card or Fee For Service. I hope this handbook is helpful – feel free to share.
https://www.oregon.gov/oha/
New resource: Family partnerships training for your CLINICIANS!
The National Federation of Families has created a new curriculum module called FAMILY Partnerships.
FAMILY Partnerships is a FREE 6-lesson, self-paced online module designed to improve clinicians’ attitudes, beliefs, and practices to authentically partner with families in behavioral health care settings.
ODE – School Safety and Prevention System Advisory – a chance to join
The Oregon Department of Education (ODE) is extending the deadline for submitting your application to join the ODE School Safety and Prevention System (SSPS) Advisory Group to Friday, March 29, 2024. As a member of the SSPS Advisory Group, you will have an opportunity to help shape equitable policies and practices related to the safety of schools, students, and educational staff in Oregon. We are seeking individuals with experience, insight, and a strong commitment to equity to advance successful experiences and outcomes for Oregon’s students.
https://content.govdelivery.
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome – great resource
https://www.fasdcollaborative.
Rural school based mental health summary – see the attached
Short video explaining FERPA –
Student Privacy 101: FERPA for Parents and Students
Vocational Rehabilitation Consumer Input Opportunity
ODHS invites partners to review and comment on VR’s Draft State Plan.
ODHS invites comments through Feb. 21, 2024, via: Electronic form
By postal mail to Don Alveshere, Oregon Vocational Rehabilitation, 500 Summer Street NE E-87, Salem, Oregon 97301-1120
By email to policy@odhsoha.oregon.gov
By phone to Don Alveshere, 541-241-0165
You can get the draft state plan in other languages, large print, braille or a format you prefer free of charge. Email vr.info@odhsoha.oregon.gov or call 503-945-5880 or 877-277-0513.
State Plan (Full Draft)
Draft State Plan – Goals section
Información en español
The Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act requires VR to submit a state plan every four years. The plan serves as a grant application to our federal funder, the Rehabilitation Services Administration (RSA), and is a collaboration between the State Rehabilitation Council and VR. It serves as VR’s roadmap for how we will assist people with disabilities to achieve, maintain and advance in employment and independence.
Sign up to receive email updates from VR and the SRC.
Learn more about VR at oregon.gov/odhs/vr. Learn more about the State Rehabilitation Council at www.ORSRC.org.
News and Resources for Family Leaders
New OHP Open Card Handbook:
I know it is often hard to navigate the differences between regular OHP and what gets called Open Card or Fee For Service. I hope this handbook is helpful – feel free to share.
https://www.oregon.gov/oha/
New resource: Family partnerships training for your CLINICIANS!
The National Federation of Families has created a new curriculum module called FAMILY Partnerships.
FAMILY Partnerships is a FREE 6-lesson, self-paced online module designed to improve clinicians’ attitudes, beliefs, and practices to authentically partner with families in behavioral health care settings.
ODE – School Safety and Prevention System Advisory – a chance to join
The Oregon Department of Education (ODE) is extending the deadline for submitting your application to join the ODE School Safety and Prevention System (SSPS) Advisory Group to Friday, March 29, 2024. As a member of the SSPS Advisory Group, you will have an opportunity to help shape equitable policies and practices related to the safety of schools, students, and educational staff in Oregon. We are seeking individuals with experience, insight, and a strong commitment to equity to advance successful experiences and outcomes for Oregon’s students.
https://content.govdelivery.
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome – great resource
https://www.fasdcollaborative.
Rural school based mental health summary – see the attached
Short video explaining FERPA –
Student Privacy 101: FERPA for Parents and Students
Vocational Rehabilitation Consumer Input Opportunity
ODHS invites partners to review and comment on VR’s Draft State Plan.
ODHS invites comments through Feb. 21, 2024, via: Electronic form
By postal mail to Don Alveshere, Oregon Vocational Rehabilitation, 500 Summer Street NE E-87, Salem, Oregon 97301-1120
By email to policy@odhsoha.oregon.gov
By phone to Don Alveshere, 541-241-0165
You can get the draft state plan in other languages, large print, braille or a format you prefer free of charge. Email vr.info@odhsoha.oregon.gov or call 503-945-5880 or 877-277-0513.
State Plan (Full Draft)
Draft State Plan – Goals section
Información en español
The Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act requires VR to submit a state plan every four years. The plan serves as a grant application to our federal funder, the Rehabilitation Services Administration (RSA), and is a collaboration between the State Rehabilitation Council and VR. It serves as VR’s roadmap for how we will assist people with disabilities to achieve, maintain and advance in employment and independence.
Sign up to receive email updates from VR and the SRC.
Learn more about VR at oregon.gov/odhs/vr. Learn more about the State Rehabilitation Council at www.ORSRC.org.
JOIN US ON MONDAY MORNINGS TO:
- Introduce ourselves and share weekly goals
- Continue discussing THW certification requirements
- Learn how AI like ChatGPT can help analyze policies, grants, and workshops
- Discuss upcoming behavioral health policy news and events
Ongoing Goals for Future Meetings:
- Build relationships between peers statewide
- Share knowledge and resources relevant to the peer community
- Discuss issues like consumer engagement, workforce equity, and systemic reform
- Strategize how to strengthen the collective peer voice
- Foster connections with policymakers, advocates, elected officials, and key clinical and behavioral health administrators within Oregon’s public mental health system structure
- Provide peer education suggested by participants
- Collaboratively uplift and empower one another
- This welcoming virtual space allows peers to exchange ideas, find support, collaborate, and learn together. Our vision is to build collective power, so the peer community can drive positive change.
We hope you’ll join us! This is a volunteer-led community conversation for peers, by peers.
Join Zoom Meeting
Passcode: 090826
News and Resources for Family Leaders
New OHP Open Card Handbook:
I know it is often hard to navigate the differences between regular OHP and what gets called Open Card or Fee For Service. I hope this handbook is helpful – feel free to share.
https://www.oregon.gov/oha/
New resource: Family partnerships training for your CLINICIANS!
The National Federation of Families has created a new curriculum module called FAMILY Partnerships.
FAMILY Partnerships is a FREE 6-lesson, self-paced online module designed to improve clinicians’ attitudes, beliefs, and practices to authentically partner with families in behavioral health care settings.
ODE – School Safety and Prevention System Advisory – a chance to join
The Oregon Department of Education (ODE) is extending the deadline for submitting your application to join the ODE School Safety and Prevention System (SSPS) Advisory Group to Friday, March 29, 2024. As a member of the SSPS Advisory Group, you will have an opportunity to help shape equitable policies and practices related to the safety of schools, students, and educational staff in Oregon. We are seeking individuals with experience, insight, and a strong commitment to equity to advance successful experiences and outcomes for Oregon’s students.
https://content.govdelivery.
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome – great resource
https://www.fasdcollaborative.
Rural school based mental health summary – see the attached
Short video explaining FERPA –
Student Privacy 101: FERPA for Parents and Students
Vocational Rehabilitation Consumer Input Opportunity
ODHS invites partners to review and comment on VR’s Draft State Plan.
ODHS invites comments through Feb. 21, 2024, via: Electronic form
By postal mail to Don Alveshere, Oregon Vocational Rehabilitation, 500 Summer Street NE E-87, Salem, Oregon 97301-1120
By email to policy@odhsoha.oregon.gov
By phone to Don Alveshere, 541-241-0165
You can get the draft state plan in other languages, large print, braille or a format you prefer free of charge. Email vr.info@odhsoha.oregon.gov or call 503-945-5880 or 877-277-0513.
State Plan (Full Draft)
Draft State Plan – Goals section
Información en español
The Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act requires VR to submit a state plan every four years. The plan serves as a grant application to our federal funder, the Rehabilitation Services Administration (RSA), and is a collaboration between the State Rehabilitation Council and VR. It serves as VR’s roadmap for how we will assist people with disabilities to achieve, maintain and advance in employment and independence.
Sign up to receive email updates from VR and the SRC.
Learn more about VR at oregon.gov/odhs/vr. Learn more about the State Rehabilitation Council at www.ORSRC.org.
News and Resources for Family Leaders
New OHP Open Card Handbook:
I know it is often hard to navigate the differences between regular OHP and what gets called Open Card or Fee For Service. I hope this handbook is helpful – feel free to share.
https://www.oregon.gov/oha/
New resource: Family partnerships training for your CLINICIANS!
The National Federation of Families has created a new curriculum module called FAMILY Partnerships.
FAMILY Partnerships is a FREE 6-lesson, self-paced online module designed to improve clinicians’ attitudes, beliefs, and practices to authentically partner with families in behavioral health care settings.
ODE – School Safety and Prevention System Advisory – a chance to join
The Oregon Department of Education (ODE) is extending the deadline for submitting your application to join the ODE School Safety and Prevention System (SSPS) Advisory Group to Friday, March 29, 2024. As a member of the SSPS Advisory Group, you will have an opportunity to help shape equitable policies and practices related to the safety of schools, students, and educational staff in Oregon. We are seeking individuals with experience, insight, and a strong commitment to equity to advance successful experiences and outcomes for Oregon’s students.
https://content.govdelivery.
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome – great resource
https://www.fasdcollaborative.
Rural school based mental health summary – see the attached
Short video explaining FERPA –
Student Privacy 101: FERPA for Parents and Students
Vocational Rehabilitation Consumer Input Opportunity
ODHS invites partners to review and comment on VR’s Draft State Plan.
ODHS invites comments through Feb. 21, 2024, via: Electronic form
By postal mail to Don Alveshere, Oregon Vocational Rehabilitation, 500 Summer Street NE E-87, Salem, Oregon 97301-1120
By email to policy@odhsoha.oregon.gov
By phone to Don Alveshere, 541-241-0165
You can get the draft state plan in other languages, large print, braille or a format you prefer free of charge. Email vr.info@odhsoha.oregon.gov or call 503-945-5880 or 877-277-0513.
State Plan (Full Draft)
Draft State Plan – Goals section
Información en español
The Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act requires VR to submit a state plan every four years. The plan serves as a grant application to our federal funder, the Rehabilitation Services Administration (RSA), and is a collaboration between the State Rehabilitation Council and VR. It serves as VR’s roadmap for how we will assist people with disabilities to achieve, maintain and advance in employment and independence.
Sign up to receive email updates from VR and the SRC.
Learn more about VR at oregon.gov/odhs/vr. Learn more about the State Rehabilitation Council at www.ORSRC.org.
News and Resources for Family Leaders
New OHP Open Card Handbook:
I know it is often hard to navigate the differences between regular OHP and what gets called Open Card or Fee For Service. I hope this handbook is helpful – feel free to share.
https://www.oregon.gov/oha/
New resource: Family partnerships training for your CLINICIANS!
The National Federation of Families has created a new curriculum module called FAMILY Partnerships.
FAMILY Partnerships is a FREE 6-lesson, self-paced online module designed to improve clinicians’ attitudes, beliefs, and practices to authentically partner with families in behavioral health care settings.
ODE – School Safety and Prevention System Advisory – a chance to join
The Oregon Department of Education (ODE) is extending the deadline for submitting your application to join the ODE School Safety and Prevention System (SSPS) Advisory Group to Friday, March 29, 2024. As a member of the SSPS Advisory Group, you will have an opportunity to help shape equitable policies and practices related to the safety of schools, students, and educational staff in Oregon. We are seeking individuals with experience, insight, and a strong commitment to equity to advance successful experiences and outcomes for Oregon’s students.
https://content.govdelivery.
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome – great resource
https://www.fasdcollaborative.
Rural school based mental health summary – see the attached
Short video explaining FERPA –
Student Privacy 101: FERPA for Parents and Students
Vocational Rehabilitation Consumer Input Opportunity
ODHS invites partners to review and comment on VR’s Draft State Plan.
ODHS invites comments through Feb. 21, 2024, via: Electronic form
By postal mail to Don Alveshere, Oregon Vocational Rehabilitation, 500 Summer Street NE E-87, Salem, Oregon 97301-1120
By email to policy@odhsoha.oregon.gov
By phone to Don Alveshere, 541-241-0165
You can get the draft state plan in other languages, large print, braille or a format you prefer free of charge. Email vr.info@odhsoha.oregon.gov or call 503-945-5880 or 877-277-0513.
State Plan (Full Draft)
Draft State Plan – Goals section
Información en español
The Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act requires VR to submit a state plan every four years. The plan serves as a grant application to our federal funder, the Rehabilitation Services Administration (RSA), and is a collaboration between the State Rehabilitation Council and VR. It serves as VR’s roadmap for how we will assist people with disabilities to achieve, maintain and advance in employment and independence.
Sign up to receive email updates from VR and the SRC.
Learn more about VR at oregon.gov/odhs/vr. Learn more about the State Rehabilitation Council at www.ORSRC.org.
News and Resources for Family Leaders
New OHP Open Card Handbook:
I know it is often hard to navigate the differences between regular OHP and what gets called Open Card or Fee For Service. I hope this handbook is helpful – feel free to share.
https://www.oregon.gov/oha/
New resource: Family partnerships training for your CLINICIANS!
The National Federation of Families has created a new curriculum module called FAMILY Partnerships.
FAMILY Partnerships is a FREE 6-lesson, self-paced online module designed to improve clinicians’ attitudes, beliefs, and practices to authentically partner with families in behavioral health care settings.
ODE – School Safety and Prevention System Advisory – a chance to join
The Oregon Department of Education (ODE) is extending the deadline for submitting your application to join the ODE School Safety and Prevention System (SSPS) Advisory Group to Friday, March 29, 2024. As a member of the SSPS Advisory Group, you will have an opportunity to help shape equitable policies and practices related to the safety of schools, students, and educational staff in Oregon. We are seeking individuals with experience, insight, and a strong commitment to equity to advance successful experiences and outcomes for Oregon’s students.
https://content.govdelivery.
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome – great resource
https://www.fasdcollaborative.
Rural school based mental health summary – see the attached
Short video explaining FERPA –
Student Privacy 101: FERPA for Parents and Students
Vocational Rehabilitation Consumer Input Opportunity
ODHS invites partners to review and comment on VR’s Draft State Plan.
ODHS invites comments through Feb. 21, 2024, via: Electronic form
By postal mail to Don Alveshere, Oregon Vocational Rehabilitation, 500 Summer Street NE E-87, Salem, Oregon 97301-1120
By email to policy@odhsoha.oregon.gov
By phone to Don Alveshere, 541-241-0165
You can get the draft state plan in other languages, large print, braille or a format you prefer free of charge. Email vr.info@odhsoha.oregon.gov or call 503-945-5880 or 877-277-0513.
State Plan (Full Draft)
Draft State Plan – Goals section
Información en español
The Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act requires VR to submit a state plan every four years. The plan serves as a grant application to our federal funder, the Rehabilitation Services Administration (RSA), and is a collaboration between the State Rehabilitation Council and VR. It serves as VR’s roadmap for how we will assist people with disabilities to achieve, maintain and advance in employment and independence.
Sign up to receive email updates from VR and the SRC.
Learn more about VR at oregon.gov/odhs/vr. Learn more about the State Rehabilitation Council at www.ORSRC.org.
News and Resources for Family Leaders
New OHP Open Card Handbook:
I know it is often hard to navigate the differences between regular OHP and what gets called Open Card or Fee For Service. I hope this handbook is helpful – feel free to share.
https://www.oregon.gov/oha/
New resource: Family partnerships training for your CLINICIANS!
The National Federation of Families has created a new curriculum module called FAMILY Partnerships.
FAMILY Partnerships is a FREE 6-lesson, self-paced online module designed to improve clinicians’ attitudes, beliefs, and practices to authentically partner with families in behavioral health care settings.
ODE – School Safety and Prevention System Advisory – a chance to join
The Oregon Department of Education (ODE) is extending the deadline for submitting your application to join the ODE School Safety and Prevention System (SSPS) Advisory Group to Friday, March 29, 2024. As a member of the SSPS Advisory Group, you will have an opportunity to help shape equitable policies and practices related to the safety of schools, students, and educational staff in Oregon. We are seeking individuals with experience, insight, and a strong commitment to equity to advance successful experiences and outcomes for Oregon’s students.
https://content.govdelivery.
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome – great resource
https://www.fasdcollaborative.
Rural school based mental health summary – see the attached
Short video explaining FERPA –
Student Privacy 101: FERPA for Parents and Students
Vocational Rehabilitation Consumer Input Opportunity
ODHS invites partners to review and comment on VR’s Draft State Plan.
ODHS invites comments through Feb. 21, 2024, via: Electronic form
By postal mail to Don Alveshere, Oregon Vocational Rehabilitation, 500 Summer Street NE E-87, Salem, Oregon 97301-1120
By email to policy@odhsoha.oregon.gov
By phone to Don Alveshere, 541-241-0165
You can get the draft state plan in other languages, large print, braille or a format you prefer free of charge. Email vr.info@odhsoha.oregon.gov or call 503-945-5880 or 877-277-0513.
State Plan (Full Draft)
Draft State Plan – Goals section
Información en español
The Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act requires VR to submit a state plan every four years. The plan serves as a grant application to our federal funder, the Rehabilitation Services Administration (RSA), and is a collaboration between the State Rehabilitation Council and VR. It serves as VR’s roadmap for how we will assist people with disabilities to achieve, maintain and advance in employment and independence.
Sign up to receive email updates from VR and the SRC.
Learn more about VR at oregon.gov/odhs/vr. Learn more about the State Rehabilitation Council at www.ORSRC.org.
News and Resources for Family Leaders
New OHP Open Card Handbook:
I know it is often hard to navigate the differences between regular OHP and what gets called Open Card or Fee For Service. I hope this handbook is helpful – feel free to share.
https://www.oregon.gov/oha/
New resource: Family partnerships training for your CLINICIANS!
The National Federation of Families has created a new curriculum module called FAMILY Partnerships.
FAMILY Partnerships is a FREE 6-lesson, self-paced online module designed to improve clinicians’ attitudes, beliefs, and practices to authentically partner with families in behavioral health care settings.
ODE – School Safety and Prevention System Advisory – a chance to join
The Oregon Department of Education (ODE) is extending the deadline for submitting your application to join the ODE School Safety and Prevention System (SSPS) Advisory Group to Friday, March 29, 2024. As a member of the SSPS Advisory Group, you will have an opportunity to help shape equitable policies and practices related to the safety of schools, students, and educational staff in Oregon. We are seeking individuals with experience, insight, and a strong commitment to equity to advance successful experiences and outcomes for Oregon’s students.
https://content.govdelivery.
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome – great resource
https://www.fasdcollaborative.
Rural school based mental health summary – see the attached
Short video explaining FERPA –
Student Privacy 101: FERPA for Parents and Students
Vocational Rehabilitation Consumer Input Opportunity
ODHS invites partners to review and comment on VR’s Draft State Plan.
ODHS invites comments through Feb. 21, 2024, via: Electronic form
By postal mail to Don Alveshere, Oregon Vocational Rehabilitation, 500 Summer Street NE E-87, Salem, Oregon 97301-1120
By email to policy@odhsoha.oregon.gov
By phone to Don Alveshere, 541-241-0165
You can get the draft state plan in other languages, large print, braille or a format you prefer free of charge. Email vr.info@odhsoha.oregon.gov or call 503-945-5880 or 877-277-0513.
State Plan (Full Draft)
Draft State Plan – Goals section
Información en español
The Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act requires VR to submit a state plan every four years. The plan serves as a grant application to our federal funder, the Rehabilitation Services Administration (RSA), and is a collaboration between the State Rehabilitation Council and VR. It serves as VR’s roadmap for how we will assist people with disabilities to achieve, maintain and advance in employment and independence.
Sign up to receive email updates from VR and the SRC.
Learn more about VR at oregon.gov/odhs/vr. Learn more about the State Rehabilitation Council at www.ORSRC.org.
News and Resources for Family Leaders
New OHP Open Card Handbook:
I know it is often hard to navigate the differences between regular OHP and what gets called Open Card or Fee For Service. I hope this handbook is helpful – feel free to share.
https://www.oregon.gov/oha/
New resource: Family partnerships training for your CLINICIANS!
The National Federation of Families has created a new curriculum module called FAMILY Partnerships.
FAMILY Partnerships is a FREE 6-lesson, self-paced online module designed to improve clinicians’ attitudes, beliefs, and practices to authentically partner with families in behavioral health care settings.
ODE – School Safety and Prevention System Advisory – a chance to join
The Oregon Department of Education (ODE) is extending the deadline for submitting your application to join the ODE School Safety and Prevention System (SSPS) Advisory Group to Friday, March 29, 2024. As a member of the SSPS Advisory Group, you will have an opportunity to help shape equitable policies and practices related to the safety of schools, students, and educational staff in Oregon. We are seeking individuals with experience, insight, and a strong commitment to equity to advance successful experiences and outcomes for Oregon’s students.
https://content.govdelivery.
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome – great resource
https://www.fasdcollaborative.
Rural school based mental health summary – see the attached
Short video explaining FERPA –
Student Privacy 101: FERPA for Parents and Students
Vocational Rehabilitation Consumer Input Opportunity
ODHS invites partners to review and comment on VR’s Draft State Plan.
ODHS invites comments through Feb. 21, 2024, via: Electronic form
By postal mail to Don Alveshere, Oregon Vocational Rehabilitation, 500 Summer Street NE E-87, Salem, Oregon 97301-1120
By email to policy@odhsoha.oregon.gov
By phone to Don Alveshere, 541-241-0165
You can get the draft state plan in other languages, large print, braille or a format you prefer free of charge. Email vr.info@odhsoha.oregon.gov or call 503-945-5880 or 877-277-0513.
State Plan (Full Draft)
Draft State Plan – Goals section
Información en español
The Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act requires VR to submit a state plan every four years. The plan serves as a grant application to our federal funder, the Rehabilitation Services Administration (RSA), and is a collaboration between the State Rehabilitation Council and VR. It serves as VR’s roadmap for how we will assist people with disabilities to achieve, maintain and advance in employment and independence.
Sign up to receive email updates from VR and the SRC.
Learn more about VR at oregon.gov/odhs/vr. Learn more about the State Rehabilitation Council at www.ORSRC.org.
JOIN US ON MONDAY MORNINGS TO:
- Introduce ourselves and share weekly goals
- Continue discussing THW certification requirements
- Learn how AI like ChatGPT can help analyze policies, grants, and workshops
- Discuss upcoming behavioral health policy news and events
Ongoing Goals for Future Meetings:
- Build relationships between peers statewide
- Share knowledge and resources relevant to the peer community
- Discuss issues like consumer engagement, workforce equity, and systemic reform
- Strategize how to strengthen the collective peer voice
- Foster connections with policymakers, advocates, elected officials, and key clinical and behavioral health administrators within Oregon’s public mental health system structure
- Provide peer education suggested by participants
- Collaboratively uplift and empower one another
- This welcoming virtual space allows peers to exchange ideas, find support, collaborate, and learn together. Our vision is to build collective power, so the peer community can drive positive change.
We hope you’ll join us! This is a volunteer-led community conversation for peers, by peers.
Join Zoom Meeting
Passcode: 090826
News and Resources for Family Leaders
New OHP Open Card Handbook:
I know it is often hard to navigate the differences between regular OHP and what gets called Open Card or Fee For Service. I hope this handbook is helpful – feel free to share.
https://www.oregon.gov/oha/
New resource: Family partnerships training for your CLINICIANS!
The National Federation of Families has created a new curriculum module called FAMILY Partnerships.
FAMILY Partnerships is a FREE 6-lesson, self-paced online module designed to improve clinicians’ attitudes, beliefs, and practices to authentically partner with families in behavioral health care settings.
ODE – School Safety and Prevention System Advisory – a chance to join
The Oregon Department of Education (ODE) is extending the deadline for submitting your application to join the ODE School Safety and Prevention System (SSPS) Advisory Group to Friday, March 29, 2024. As a member of the SSPS Advisory Group, you will have an opportunity to help shape equitable policies and practices related to the safety of schools, students, and educational staff in Oregon. We are seeking individuals with experience, insight, and a strong commitment to equity to advance successful experiences and outcomes for Oregon’s students.
https://content.govdelivery.
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome – great resource
https://www.fasdcollaborative.
Rural school based mental health summary – see the attached
Short video explaining FERPA –
Student Privacy 101: FERPA for Parents and Students
Vocational Rehabilitation Consumer Input Opportunity
ODHS invites partners to review and comment on VR’s Draft State Plan.
ODHS invites comments through Feb. 21, 2024, via: Electronic form
By postal mail to Don Alveshere, Oregon Vocational Rehabilitation, 500 Summer Street NE E-87, Salem, Oregon 97301-1120
By email to policy@odhsoha.oregon.gov
By phone to Don Alveshere, 541-241-0165
You can get the draft state plan in other languages, large print, braille or a format you prefer free of charge. Email vr.info@odhsoha.oregon.gov or call 503-945-5880 or 877-277-0513.
State Plan (Full Draft)
Draft State Plan – Goals section
Información en español
The Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act requires VR to submit a state plan every four years. The plan serves as a grant application to our federal funder, the Rehabilitation Services Administration (RSA), and is a collaboration between the State Rehabilitation Council and VR. It serves as VR’s roadmap for how we will assist people with disabilities to achieve, maintain and advance in employment and independence.
Sign up to receive email updates from VR and the SRC.
Learn more about VR at oregon.gov/odhs/vr. Learn more about the State Rehabilitation Council at www.ORSRC.org.
News and Resources for Family Leaders
New OHP Open Card Handbook:
I know it is often hard to navigate the differences between regular OHP and what gets called Open Card or Fee For Service. I hope this handbook is helpful – feel free to share.
https://www.oregon.gov/oha/
New resource: Family partnerships training for your CLINICIANS!
The National Federation of Families has created a new curriculum module called FAMILY Partnerships.
FAMILY Partnerships is a FREE 6-lesson, self-paced online module designed to improve clinicians’ attitudes, beliefs, and practices to authentically partner with families in behavioral health care settings.
ODE – School Safety and Prevention System Advisory – a chance to join
The Oregon Department of Education (ODE) is extending the deadline for submitting your application to join the ODE School Safety and Prevention System (SSPS) Advisory Group to Friday, March 29, 2024. As a member of the SSPS Advisory Group, you will have an opportunity to help shape equitable policies and practices related to the safety of schools, students, and educational staff in Oregon. We are seeking individuals with experience, insight, and a strong commitment to equity to advance successful experiences and outcomes for Oregon’s students.
https://content.govdelivery.
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome – great resource
https://www.fasdcollaborative.
Rural school based mental health summary – see the attached
Short video explaining FERPA –
Student Privacy 101: FERPA for Parents and Students
Vocational Rehabilitation Consumer Input Opportunity
ODHS invites partners to review and comment on VR’s Draft State Plan.
ODHS invites comments through Feb. 21, 2024, via: Electronic form
By postal mail to Don Alveshere, Oregon Vocational Rehabilitation, 500 Summer Street NE E-87, Salem, Oregon 97301-1120
By email to policy@odhsoha.oregon.gov
By phone to Don Alveshere, 541-241-0165
You can get the draft state plan in other languages, large print, braille or a format you prefer free of charge. Email vr.info@odhsoha.oregon.gov or call 503-945-5880 or 877-277-0513.
State Plan (Full Draft)
Draft State Plan – Goals section
Información en español
The Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act requires VR to submit a state plan every four years. The plan serves as a grant application to our federal funder, the Rehabilitation Services Administration (RSA), and is a collaboration between the State Rehabilitation Council and VR. It serves as VR’s roadmap for how we will assist people with disabilities to achieve, maintain and advance in employment and independence.
Sign up to receive email updates from VR and the SRC.
Learn more about VR at oregon.gov/odhs/vr. Learn more about the State Rehabilitation Council at www.ORSRC.org.
News and Resources for Family Leaders
New OHP Open Card Handbook:
I know it is often hard to navigate the differences between regular OHP and what gets called Open Card or Fee For Service. I hope this handbook is helpful – feel free to share.
https://www.oregon.gov/oha/
New resource: Family partnerships training for your CLINICIANS!
The National Federation of Families has created a new curriculum module called FAMILY Partnerships.
FAMILY Partnerships is a FREE 6-lesson, self-paced online module designed to improve clinicians’ attitudes, beliefs, and practices to authentically partner with families in behavioral health care settings.
ODE – School Safety and Prevention System Advisory – a chance to join
The Oregon Department of Education (ODE) is extending the deadline for submitting your application to join the ODE School Safety and Prevention System (SSPS) Advisory Group to Friday, March 29, 2024. As a member of the SSPS Advisory Group, you will have an opportunity to help shape equitable policies and practices related to the safety of schools, students, and educational staff in Oregon. We are seeking individuals with experience, insight, and a strong commitment to equity to advance successful experiences and outcomes for Oregon’s students.
https://content.govdelivery.
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome – great resource
https://www.fasdcollaborative.
Rural school based mental health summary – see the attached
Short video explaining FERPA –
Student Privacy 101: FERPA for Parents and Students
Vocational Rehabilitation Consumer Input Opportunity
ODHS invites partners to review and comment on VR’s Draft State Plan.
ODHS invites comments through Feb. 21, 2024, via: Electronic form
By postal mail to Don Alveshere, Oregon Vocational Rehabilitation, 500 Summer Street NE E-87, Salem, Oregon 97301-1120
By email to policy@odhsoha.oregon.gov
By phone to Don Alveshere, 541-241-0165
You can get the draft state plan in other languages, large print, braille or a format you prefer free of charge. Email vr.info@odhsoha.oregon.gov or call 503-945-5880 or 877-277-0513.
State Plan (Full Draft)
Draft State Plan – Goals section
Información en español
The Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act requires VR to submit a state plan every four years. The plan serves as a grant application to our federal funder, the Rehabilitation Services Administration (RSA), and is a collaboration between the State Rehabilitation Council and VR. It serves as VR’s roadmap for how we will assist people with disabilities to achieve, maintain and advance in employment and independence.
Sign up to receive email updates from VR and the SRC.
Learn more about VR at oregon.gov/odhs/vr. Learn more about the State Rehabilitation Council at www.ORSRC.org.
News and Resources for Family Leaders
New OHP Open Card Handbook:
I know it is often hard to navigate the differences between regular OHP and what gets called Open Card or Fee For Service. I hope this handbook is helpful – feel free to share.
https://www.oregon.gov/oha/
New resource: Family partnerships training for your CLINICIANS!
The National Federation of Families has created a new curriculum module called FAMILY Partnerships.
FAMILY Partnerships is a FREE 6-lesson, self-paced online module designed to improve clinicians’ attitudes, beliefs, and practices to authentically partner with families in behavioral health care settings.
ODE – School Safety and Prevention System Advisory – a chance to join
The Oregon Department of Education (ODE) is extending the deadline for submitting your application to join the ODE School Safety and Prevention System (SSPS) Advisory Group to Friday, March 29, 2024. As a member of the SSPS Advisory Group, you will have an opportunity to help shape equitable policies and practices related to the safety of schools, students, and educational staff in Oregon. We are seeking individuals with experience, insight, and a strong commitment to equity to advance successful experiences and outcomes for Oregon’s students.
https://content.govdelivery.
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome – great resource
https://www.fasdcollaborative.
Rural school based mental health summary – see the attached
Short video explaining FERPA –
Student Privacy 101: FERPA for Parents and Students
Vocational Rehabilitation Consumer Input Opportunity
ODHS invites partners to review and comment on VR’s Draft State Plan.
ODHS invites comments through Feb. 21, 2024, via: Electronic form
By postal mail to Don Alveshere, Oregon Vocational Rehabilitation, 500 Summer Street NE E-87, Salem, Oregon 97301-1120
By email to policy@odhsoha.oregon.gov
By phone to Don Alveshere, 541-241-0165
You can get the draft state plan in other languages, large print, braille or a format you prefer free of charge. Email vr.info@odhsoha.oregon.gov or call 503-945-5880 or 877-277-0513.
State Plan (Full Draft)
Draft State Plan – Goals section
Información en español
The Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act requires VR to submit a state plan every four years. The plan serves as a grant application to our federal funder, the Rehabilitation Services Administration (RSA), and is a collaboration between the State Rehabilitation Council and VR. It serves as VR’s roadmap for how we will assist people with disabilities to achieve, maintain and advance in employment and independence.
Sign up to receive email updates from VR and the SRC.
Learn more about VR at oregon.gov/odhs/vr. Learn more about the State Rehabilitation Council at www.ORSRC.org.
News and Resources for Family Leaders
New OHP Open Card Handbook:
I know it is often hard to navigate the differences between regular OHP and what gets called Open Card or Fee For Service. I hope this handbook is helpful – feel free to share.
https://www.oregon.gov/oha/
New resource: Family partnerships training for your CLINICIANS!
The National Federation of Families has created a new curriculum module called FAMILY Partnerships.
FAMILY Partnerships is a FREE 6-lesson, self-paced online module designed to improve clinicians’ attitudes, beliefs, and practices to authentically partner with families in behavioral health care settings.
ODE – School Safety and Prevention System Advisory – a chance to join
The Oregon Department of Education (ODE) is extending the deadline for submitting your application to join the ODE School Safety and Prevention System (SSPS) Advisory Group to Friday, March 29, 2024. As a member of the SSPS Advisory Group, you will have an opportunity to help shape equitable policies and practices related to the safety of schools, students, and educational staff in Oregon. We are seeking individuals with experience, insight, and a strong commitment to equity to advance successful experiences and outcomes for Oregon’s students.
https://content.govdelivery.
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome – great resource
https://www.fasdcollaborative.
Rural school based mental health summary – see the attached
Short video explaining FERPA –
Student Privacy 101: FERPA for Parents and Students
Vocational Rehabilitation Consumer Input Opportunity
ODHS invites partners to review and comment on VR’s Draft State Plan.
ODHS invites comments through Feb. 21, 2024, via: Electronic form
By postal mail to Don Alveshere, Oregon Vocational Rehabilitation, 500 Summer Street NE E-87, Salem, Oregon 97301-1120
By email to policy@odhsoha.oregon.gov
By phone to Don Alveshere, 541-241-0165
You can get the draft state plan in other languages, large print, braille or a format you prefer free of charge. Email vr.info@odhsoha.oregon.gov or call 503-945-5880 or 877-277-0513.
State Plan (Full Draft)
Draft State Plan – Goals section
Información en español
The Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act requires VR to submit a state plan every four years. The plan serves as a grant application to our federal funder, the Rehabilitation Services Administration (RSA), and is a collaboration between the State Rehabilitation Council and VR. It serves as VR’s roadmap for how we will assist people with disabilities to achieve, maintain and advance in employment and independence.
Sign up to receive email updates from VR and the SRC.
Learn more about VR at oregon.gov/odhs/vr. Learn more about the State Rehabilitation Council at www.ORSRC.org.
News and Resources for Family Leaders
New OHP Open Card Handbook:
I know it is often hard to navigate the differences between regular OHP and what gets called Open Card or Fee For Service. I hope this handbook is helpful – feel free to share.
https://www.oregon.gov/oha/
New resource: Family partnerships training for your CLINICIANS!
The National Federation of Families has created a new curriculum module called FAMILY Partnerships.
FAMILY Partnerships is a FREE 6-lesson, self-paced online module designed to improve clinicians’ attitudes, beliefs, and practices to authentically partner with families in behavioral health care settings.
ODE – School Safety and Prevention System Advisory – a chance to join
The Oregon Department of Education (ODE) is extending the deadline for submitting your application to join the ODE School Safety and Prevention System (SSPS) Advisory Group to Friday, March 29, 2024. As a member of the SSPS Advisory Group, you will have an opportunity to help shape equitable policies and practices related to the safety of schools, students, and educational staff in Oregon. We are seeking individuals with experience, insight, and a strong commitment to equity to advance successful experiences and outcomes for Oregon’s students.
https://content.govdelivery.
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome – great resource
https://www.fasdcollaborative.
Rural school based mental health summary – see the attached
Short video explaining FERPA –
Student Privacy 101: FERPA for Parents and Students
Vocational Rehabilitation Consumer Input Opportunity
ODHS invites partners to review and comment on VR’s Draft State Plan.
ODHS invites comments through Feb. 21, 2024, via: Electronic form
By postal mail to Don Alveshere, Oregon Vocational Rehabilitation, 500 Summer Street NE E-87, Salem, Oregon 97301-1120
By email to policy@odhsoha.oregon.gov
By phone to Don Alveshere, 541-241-0165
You can get the draft state plan in other languages, large print, braille or a format you prefer free of charge. Email vr.info@odhsoha.oregon.gov or call 503-945-5880 or 877-277-0513.
State Plan (Full Draft)
Draft State Plan – Goals section
Información en español
The Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act requires VR to submit a state plan every four years. The plan serves as a grant application to our federal funder, the Rehabilitation Services Administration (RSA), and is a collaboration between the State Rehabilitation Council and VR. It serves as VR’s roadmap for how we will assist people with disabilities to achieve, maintain and advance in employment and independence.
Sign up to receive email updates from VR and the SRC.
Learn more about VR at oregon.gov/odhs/vr. Learn more about the State Rehabilitation Council at www.ORSRC.org.
News and Resources for Family Leaders
New OHP Open Card Handbook:
I know it is often hard to navigate the differences between regular OHP and what gets called Open Card or Fee For Service. I hope this handbook is helpful – feel free to share.
https://www.oregon.gov/oha/
New resource: Family partnerships training for your CLINICIANS!
The National Federation of Families has created a new curriculum module called FAMILY Partnerships.
FAMILY Partnerships is a FREE 6-lesson, self-paced online module designed to improve clinicians’ attitudes, beliefs, and practices to authentically partner with families in behavioral health care settings.
ODE – School Safety and Prevention System Advisory – a chance to join
The Oregon Department of Education (ODE) is extending the deadline for submitting your application to join the ODE School Safety and Prevention System (SSPS) Advisory Group to Friday, March 29, 2024. As a member of the SSPS Advisory Group, you will have an opportunity to help shape equitable policies and practices related to the safety of schools, students, and educational staff in Oregon. We are seeking individuals with experience, insight, and a strong commitment to equity to advance successful experiences and outcomes for Oregon’s students.
https://content.govdelivery.
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome – great resource
https://www.fasdcollaborative.
Rural school based mental health summary – see the attached
Short video explaining FERPA –
Student Privacy 101: FERPA for Parents and Students
Vocational Rehabilitation Consumer Input Opportunity
ODHS invites partners to review and comment on VR’s Draft State Plan.
ODHS invites comments through Feb. 21, 2024, via: Electronic form
By postal mail to Don Alveshere, Oregon Vocational Rehabilitation, 500 Summer Street NE E-87, Salem, Oregon 97301-1120
By email to policy@odhsoha.oregon.gov
By phone to Don Alveshere, 541-241-0165
You can get the draft state plan in other languages, large print, braille or a format you prefer free of charge. Email vr.info@odhsoha.oregon.gov or call 503-945-5880 or 877-277-0513.
State Plan (Full Draft)
Draft State Plan – Goals section
Información en español
The Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act requires VR to submit a state plan every four years. The plan serves as a grant application to our federal funder, the Rehabilitation Services Administration (RSA), and is a collaboration between the State Rehabilitation Council and VR. It serves as VR’s roadmap for how we will assist people with disabilities to achieve, maintain and advance in employment and independence.
Sign up to receive email updates from VR and the SRC.
Learn more about VR at oregon.gov/odhs/vr. Learn more about the State Rehabilitation Council at www.ORSRC.org.
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News and Resources for Family Leaders
New OHP Open Card Handbook:
I know it is often hard to navigate the differences between regular OHP and what gets called Open Card or Fee For Service. I hope this handbook is helpful – feel free to share.
https://www.oregon.gov/oha/
New resource: Family partnerships training for your CLINICIANS!
The National Federation of Families has created a new curriculum module called FAMILY Partnerships.
FAMILY Partnerships is a FREE 6-lesson, self-paced online module designed to improve clinicians’ attitudes, beliefs, and practices to authentically partner with families in behavioral health care settings.
ODE – School Safety and Prevention System Advisory – a chance to join
The Oregon Department of Education (ODE) is extending the deadline for submitting your application to join the ODE School Safety and Prevention System (SSPS) Advisory Group to Friday, March 29, 2024. As a member of the SSPS Advisory Group, you will have an opportunity to help shape equitable policies and practices related to the safety of schools, students, and educational staff in Oregon. We are seeking individuals with experience, insight, and a strong commitment to equity to advance successful experiences and outcomes for Oregon’s students.
https://content.govdelivery.
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome – great resource
https://www.fasdcollaborative.
Rural school based mental health summary – see the attached
Short video explaining FERPA –
Student Privacy 101: FERPA for Parents and Students
Vocational Rehabilitation Consumer Input Opportunity
ODHS invites partners to review and comment on VR’s Draft State Plan.
ODHS invites comments through Feb. 21, 2024, via: Electronic form
By postal mail to Don Alveshere, Oregon Vocational Rehabilitation, 500 Summer Street NE E-87, Salem, Oregon 97301-1120
By email to policy@odhsoha.oregon.gov
By phone to Don Alveshere, 541-241-0165
You can get the draft state plan in other languages, large print, braille or a format you prefer free of charge. Email vr.info@odhsoha.oregon.gov or call 503-945-5880 or 877-277-0513.
State Plan (Full Draft)
Draft State Plan – Goals section
Información en español
The Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act requires VR to submit a state plan every four years. The plan serves as a grant application to our federal funder, the Rehabilitation Services Administration (RSA), and is a collaboration between the State Rehabilitation Council and VR. It serves as VR’s roadmap for how we will assist people with disabilities to achieve, maintain and advance in employment and independence.
Sign up to receive email updates from VR and the SRC.
Learn more about VR at oregon.gov/odhs/vr. Learn more about the State Rehabilitation Council at www.ORSRC.org.
News and Resources for Family Leaders
New OHP Open Card Handbook:
I know it is often hard to navigate the differences between regular OHP and what gets called Open Card or Fee For Service. I hope this handbook is helpful – feel free to share.
https://www.oregon.gov/oha/
New resource: Family partnerships training for your CLINICIANS!
The National Federation of Families has created a new curriculum module called FAMILY Partnerships.
FAMILY Partnerships is a FREE 6-lesson, self-paced online module designed to improve clinicians’ attitudes, beliefs, and practices to authentically partner with families in behavioral health care settings.
ODE – School Safety and Prevention System Advisory – a chance to join
The Oregon Department of Education (ODE) is extending the deadline for submitting your application to join the ODE School Safety and Prevention System (SSPS) Advisory Group to Friday, March 29, 2024. As a member of the SSPS Advisory Group, you will have an opportunity to help shape equitable policies and practices related to the safety of schools, students, and educational staff in Oregon. We are seeking individuals with experience, insight, and a strong commitment to equity to advance successful experiences and outcomes for Oregon’s students.
https://content.govdelivery.
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome – great resource
https://www.fasdcollaborative.
Rural school based mental health summary – see the attached
Short video explaining FERPA –
Student Privacy 101: FERPA for Parents and Students
Vocational Rehabilitation Consumer Input Opportunity
ODHS invites partners to review and comment on VR’s Draft State Plan.
ODHS invites comments through Feb. 21, 2024, via: Electronic form
By postal mail to Don Alveshere, Oregon Vocational Rehabilitation, 500 Summer Street NE E-87, Salem, Oregon 97301-1120
By email to policy@odhsoha.oregon.gov
By phone to Don Alveshere, 541-241-0165
You can get the draft state plan in other languages, large print, braille or a format you prefer free of charge. Email vr.info@odhsoha.oregon.gov or call 503-945-5880 or 877-277-0513.
State Plan (Full Draft)
Draft State Plan – Goals section
Información en español
The Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act requires VR to submit a state plan every four years. The plan serves as a grant application to our federal funder, the Rehabilitation Services Administration (RSA), and is a collaboration between the State Rehabilitation Council and VR. It serves as VR’s roadmap for how we will assist people with disabilities to achieve, maintain and advance in employment and independence.
Sign up to receive email updates from VR and the SRC.
Learn more about VR at oregon.gov/odhs/vr. Learn more about the State Rehabilitation Council at www.ORSRC.org.
News and Resources for Family Leaders
New OHP Open Card Handbook:
I know it is often hard to navigate the differences between regular OHP and what gets called Open Card or Fee For Service. I hope this handbook is helpful – feel free to share.
https://www.oregon.gov/oha/
New resource: Family partnerships training for your CLINICIANS!
The National Federation of Families has created a new curriculum module called FAMILY Partnerships.
FAMILY Partnerships is a FREE 6-lesson, self-paced online module designed to improve clinicians’ attitudes, beliefs, and practices to authentically partner with families in behavioral health care settings.
ODE – School Safety and Prevention System Advisory – a chance to join
The Oregon Department of Education (ODE) is extending the deadline for submitting your application to join the ODE School Safety and Prevention System (SSPS) Advisory Group to Friday, March 29, 2024. As a member of the SSPS Advisory Group, you will have an opportunity to help shape equitable policies and practices related to the safety of schools, students, and educational staff in Oregon. We are seeking individuals with experience, insight, and a strong commitment to equity to advance successful experiences and outcomes for Oregon’s students.
https://content.govdelivery.
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome – great resource
https://www.fasdcollaborative.
Rural school based mental health summary – see the attached
Short video explaining FERPA –
Student Privacy 101: FERPA for Parents and Students
Vocational Rehabilitation Consumer Input Opportunity
ODHS invites partners to review and comment on VR’s Draft State Plan.
ODHS invites comments through Feb. 21, 2024, via: Electronic form
By postal mail to Don Alveshere, Oregon Vocational Rehabilitation, 500 Summer Street NE E-87, Salem, Oregon 97301-1120
By email to policy@odhsoha.oregon.gov
By phone to Don Alveshere, 541-241-0165
You can get the draft state plan in other languages, large print, braille or a format you prefer free of charge. Email vr.info@odhsoha.oregon.gov or call 503-945-5880 or 877-277-0513.
State Plan (Full Draft)
Draft State Plan – Goals section
Información en español
The Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act requires VR to submit a state plan every four years. The plan serves as a grant application to our federal funder, the Rehabilitation Services Administration (RSA), and is a collaboration between the State Rehabilitation Council and VR. It serves as VR’s roadmap for how we will assist people with disabilities to achieve, maintain and advance in employment and independence.
Sign up to receive email updates from VR and the SRC.
Learn more about VR at oregon.gov/odhs/vr. Learn more about the State Rehabilitation Council at www.ORSRC.org.
News and Resources for Family Leaders
New OHP Open Card Handbook:
I know it is often hard to navigate the differences between regular OHP and what gets called Open Card or Fee For Service. I hope this handbook is helpful – feel free to share.
https://www.oregon.gov/oha/
New resource: Family partnerships training for your CLINICIANS!
The National Federation of Families has created a new curriculum module called FAMILY Partnerships.
FAMILY Partnerships is a FREE 6-lesson, self-paced online module designed to improve clinicians’ attitudes, beliefs, and practices to authentically partner with families in behavioral health care settings.
ODE – School Safety and Prevention System Advisory – a chance to join
The Oregon Department of Education (ODE) is extending the deadline for submitting your application to join the ODE School Safety and Prevention System (SSPS) Advisory Group to Friday, March 29, 2024. As a member of the SSPS Advisory Group, you will have an opportunity to help shape equitable policies and practices related to the safety of schools, students, and educational staff in Oregon. We are seeking individuals with experience, insight, and a strong commitment to equity to advance successful experiences and outcomes for Oregon’s students.
https://content.govdelivery.
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome – great resource
https://www.fasdcollaborative.
Rural school based mental health summary – see the attached
Short video explaining FERPA –
Student Privacy 101: FERPA for Parents and Students
Vocational Rehabilitation Consumer Input Opportunity
ODHS invites partners to review and comment on VR’s Draft State Plan.
ODHS invites comments through Feb. 21, 2024, via: Electronic form
By postal mail to Don Alveshere, Oregon Vocational Rehabilitation, 500 Summer Street NE E-87, Salem, Oregon 97301-1120
By email to policy@odhsoha.oregon.gov
By phone to Don Alveshere, 541-241-0165
You can get the draft state plan in other languages, large print, braille or a format you prefer free of charge. Email vr.info@odhsoha.oregon.gov or call 503-945-5880 or 877-277-0513.
State Plan (Full Draft)
Draft State Plan – Goals section
Información en español
The Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act requires VR to submit a state plan every four years. The plan serves as a grant application to our federal funder, the Rehabilitation Services Administration (RSA), and is a collaboration between the State Rehabilitation Council and VR. It serves as VR’s roadmap for how we will assist people with disabilities to achieve, maintain and advance in employment and independence.
Sign up to receive email updates from VR and the SRC.
Learn more about VR at oregon.gov/odhs/vr. Learn more about the State Rehabilitation Council at www.ORSRC.org.
News and Resources for Family Leaders
New OHP Open Card Handbook:
I know it is often hard to navigate the differences between regular OHP and what gets called Open Card or Fee For Service. I hope this handbook is helpful – feel free to share.
https://www.oregon.gov/oha/
New resource: Family partnerships training for your CLINICIANS!
The National Federation of Families has created a new curriculum module called FAMILY Partnerships.
FAMILY Partnerships is a FREE 6-lesson, self-paced online module designed to improve clinicians’ attitudes, beliefs, and practices to authentically partner with families in behavioral health care settings.
ODE – School Safety and Prevention System Advisory – a chance to join
The Oregon Department of Education (ODE) is extending the deadline for submitting your application to join the ODE School Safety and Prevention System (SSPS) Advisory Group to Friday, March 29, 2024. As a member of the SSPS Advisory Group, you will have an opportunity to help shape equitable policies and practices related to the safety of schools, students, and educational staff in Oregon. We are seeking individuals with experience, insight, and a strong commitment to equity to advance successful experiences and outcomes for Oregon’s students.
https://content.govdelivery.
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome – great resource
https://www.fasdcollaborative.
Rural school based mental health summary – see the attached
Short video explaining FERPA –
Student Privacy 101: FERPA for Parents and Students
Vocational Rehabilitation Consumer Input Opportunity
ODHS invites partners to review and comment on VR’s Draft State Plan.
ODHS invites comments through Feb. 21, 2024, via: Electronic form
By postal mail to Don Alveshere, Oregon Vocational Rehabilitation, 500 Summer Street NE E-87, Salem, Oregon 97301-1120
By email to policy@odhsoha.oregon.gov
By phone to Don Alveshere, 541-241-0165
You can get the draft state plan in other languages, large print, braille or a format you prefer free of charge. Email vr.info@odhsoha.oregon.gov or call 503-945-5880 or 877-277-0513.
State Plan (Full Draft)
Draft State Plan – Goals section
Información en español
The Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act requires VR to submit a state plan every four years. The plan serves as a grant application to our federal funder, the Rehabilitation Services Administration (RSA), and is a collaboration between the State Rehabilitation Council and VR. It serves as VR’s roadmap for how we will assist people with disabilities to achieve, maintain and advance in employment and independence.
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Learn more about VR at oregon.gov/odhs/vr. Learn more about the State Rehabilitation Council at www.ORSRC.org.