Answering the challenges that the state’s military service members, veterans and their families face, Oregon Partnership has added a groundbreaking Military Helpline to its crisis lines services.

OP will utilize its years of knowledge and expertise in dealing with confidential crisis intervention and sensitivity to military issues.

The new Military Helpline bridges the access-to-service gap that many of these Oregonians face, especially after returning home from Iraq and Afghanistan. 

Suicide and mental health issues are at record levels among American soldiers – in the war zone

Oregon Partnership supports today's announcement of a new National Drug Policy, which places a larger emphasis on drug prevention and treatment.

OP's Judy Cushing is meeting in D.C. with Gil Kerlikowske, Director of National Drug Control Policy.  See his remarks on the link below.

http://ofsubstance.gov/blogs/pushing_back/archive/2010/05/10/51127.aspx

Oregon Partnership's confidential Military Helpline is here to help 24 hours a day...one call at a time.

888-HLP-4-VETS

The best source of support for our returning soldiers, vets, and their families comes from those who have been there.