Big Brothers Big Sisters

The Oregon Child Development Coalition (OCDC) is a private non-profit organization established in 1971, dedicated to providing early childhood education programs across 15 counties in Oregon, serving over 4,000 children and families. With a focus on care, education, and family support, OCDC helps prepare young children for school and promotes community engagement among families. OCDC primarily serves migrant and seasonal farm worker families, low-income households, and children with disabilities or developmental delays, ensuring access to essential services and resources. By collaborating with various community stakeholders, OCDC fosters economic opportunities and supports the workforce, ultimately contributing to the well-being of families and communities throughout the state. Generated from the website

Family Building Blocks is a community-focused organization based in Salem, OR, dedicated to providing free and voluntary services for families in need, particularly those with children aged five and younger. Their programs aim to support families facing various stressors, including single parenthood, poverty, and housing insecurity, by offering guidance through a confidential assessment process. The organization emphasizes the importance of addressing common challenges such as unemployment, social isolation, and mental health issues. By prioritizing assistance based on individual family needs, Family Building Blocks works to foster stability and promote overall family well-being in the community. Generated from the website