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OHA Funding Expands Custody to Counseling Pipeline
Thanks to funding from the Oregon Health Authority (OHA), Lines for Life is expanding its innovative Custody to Counseling Pipeline program, which prepares adults in custody for employment as addiction treatment counselors when they return to their communities. This initiative is the first of its kind in the nation and will help Oregon address the behavioral health workforce crisis in the state and improve access to effective treatment and recovery for Oregonians struggling with substance use.
As Hispanic Heritage Month Comes to a Close, the Work of Community Care Continues
Hispanic Heritage Month ends today, and over the past month, communities across Oregon have celebrated the histories, languages, traditions, and contributions of Hispanic and Latine people. That celebration matters. So does what comes after it: making sure people in these communities can find support that fits their lives long after the month is over.
Lines for Life Welcomes the Return of LGBTQIA+ 988 Option 3
Lines for Life welcomes the return of specialized LGBTQIA+ services through the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline. The Press 3 option resumed September 30, providing a dedicated pathway to specialized crisis support for LGBTQIA+ youth.
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Wildhorse Foundation Helps YouthLine Expand Suicide Prevention and Wellness Support for Oregon Schools
For More Information, Contact:Jered WeberCommunications DirectorLines for [email protected] Foundation Helps YouthLine Expand Suicide Prevention and Wellness Support for Oregon SchoolsFunding will help YouthLine provide Mini-grants that empower schools...
