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Acupuncture can benefit stress, anxiety, physical symptoms and general well-being. Call 541-687-9447 or e-mail info@healingattention.org to reserve your spot for an individual treatment in a community acupuncture setting. First time participants will need to complete a one time orientation before attending acupuncture, which will be completed during your first visit. Space is limited. By Appointment Only – *$30-sliding scale.

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Does your baby/toddler need to get their wiggles out while you get support? All parents are welcome in this group to talk about the realities of parenting. Join us at Adventure Children’s Museum in the Valley River Center Mall, upstairs. Free entrance to ACM included for WellMama group participants.

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Prenatal support group for Black Families and global majority families; monthly

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Every Wednesday, from 11 am to 12 pm, talk with Lactation Specialist Debbie Jensen to get lactation and feeding support, as well as chat with other parents with children under 1. Baby Connection is free for families.

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Aprenda a cargar y bailar con su bebé mientras se conecta con otros madres y padres nuevos y futuros // Learn to carry and dance with your baby while connecting with other new and expectant parents. Locations varry

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Mental health services for folks who are HIV positive

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Trying to pay Peter when you can’t even pay Paul? Not sure where your money is going? This may help. This is an introductory course to personal financial management made simple. We will cover how to set up a budget, track your spending and save money, Prioritize your spending and take plan for those unpredictable events that can impact your financial stability.

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Course to foster and support skin to skin connection

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Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault, Human Trafficking, Stalking and family violence advocacy and support. They also accommodate survivors healing through cultural events and trauma recovery Support groups.

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The aim is to introduce consent as a skill that is applicable in many aspects of life -- including relationships. We also talk about what constitutes a healthy/unhelahty relationship and how to be able to identify that yourself.

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Weekly drop in group for supporting parents

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1st & 3rd Mondays, 5:30pm-7pm. A space for dads and partners to connect, share, and support each other through the journey of parenthood. Whether you’re navigating the newborn stage or toddlerhood, this is a judgment-free space where your experiences matter. Dinner provided!

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Opportunities for birth workers to learn about being a doula

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After-school programs offer a welcoming community and lively way for girl-identified youth to explore their interests, make new friends, build new skills, receive emotional support, and get help navigating their world with confidence.

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Overview of dynamics of Sexual Violence, why and how it is normalized within society. Explanation of how SV is a direct force of oppression, etc.

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En este grupo, usted aprenderán: Como manejar el estrés de una manera saludable; maneras de desarrollar expectativas realistas para ser padres. Ofrecido en Español.

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Emerald City J.A.M. is a flagship youth engagement and violence prevention program under OJN, led by Shawn McWeeny. (Executive Director) This program exists to respond to rising community violence, incarceration, and trauma.

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FLASH is an evidence-based sexual health education curriculum developed by Public Health – Seattle & King County and designed to prevent teen pregnancy, STDs, and sexual violence, and to increase knowledge about the reproductive system and puberty.

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Tuesdays 10 am – 11 am (*$15-sliding scale). Gentle restorative yoga is suitable for all levels, beginner to advanced. Relax, renew and restore with gentle flows, series and pranayams.We offer a sliding scale and scholarships. If you are able to pay, anything extra will go toward helping someone else. If you need any assistance navigating online classes send us an e-mail at info@healingattention.org.

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Pregnant or newly parenting? As you integrate a new baby into your family’s busy life, a Family Support Specialist can be there for you with weekly home visits. In Person or virtual options.

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This curriculum explores topics like sex, sexuality, and trauma, the process of neurophysiology, trauma theory, and comprehensive sex ed in relationshipo to sexual assault survivorship.

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Basic needs, crisis support, emergency shelter, Safe sex education, healthy relationship education – Batina (trafficking specialist), appointment support, case management, etc. Youth Action Council

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About 27 different housing programs that are funneled into 1 application process, committee looks at application and let them know which programs they are eligible for, help with some furnishing

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An intro to some principles and practices for creating positive disclosure experience. Studies show positive disclosure experiences directly impact helaing trajectories for survivors.

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Offers a chance to think critically about how to center consent in clinical practice, Provides tools for assessing language, and presents reframes for language that can be harmful/oppressive

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Most of instruction at the 5th grade level" 3 part and 3 hour total covering anatomy (normalizing), puberty, bullying prevention, access to resources, family, pregnancy, boundaries, normalizing diversity of families, safe adult, emotion regulation

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In Incredible INFANTS, discuss development, play, connection, and more, following a carefully designed curriculum. New INFANTs groups start up monthly.

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Milk Magic meet up; monthly

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Gather with other LGBTQ+ parents to share experiences, get support, and have fun! Offered every other Monday from 5:30 pm to 7:00 pm at Parenting Now in Eugene. Drop by anytime within the hour, for one or all of the sessions! Free to attend.

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For anyone who has had a miscarriage, baby or child. Bereavement peer support, group setting

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*This Make Parenting A Pleasure group is specifically for those who are working with or have an open case with DHS*. Make Parenting A Pleasure is for families experiencing high levels of stress, and who have children ages birth up to 8-years old.This parenting group meets for 12 weeks and focuses on managing stress and building positive relationships with your children (0-8 years old). In Make Parenting A Pleasure:

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Make Parenting A Pleasure® is for families dealing with higher levels of stress. The group focuses on managing stress and building positive relationships with your children (0-8 years old).This parenting group meets for 12 weeks and focuses on managing stress and building positive relationships with your children.

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An Evidence-Based, Safer-Sex Approach to Teen Pregnancy and HIV/STD Prevention is an 8-module curriculum that provides adolescents with the knowledge, confidence and skills necessary to reduce their risk of sexually transmitted diseases (STIs), HIV and pregnancy by abstaining from sex or using condoms if they choose to have sex. The intervention is based on cognitive-behavioral theories, focus groups and the authors’ extensive experience working with youth

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This fun interactive class will give you some skills and techniques to help you prioritize what is important in your life, and handle those curve balls that life throws a little better.

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Sin cita previa los miercoles de 11am a 12:30pm. Estamos emocionados de anunciar uno de nuestros NUEVOS grupos – ¡Mariposas y Rosas! Únete a nosotros para un espacio de apoyo donde podrás conectarte con mamás que hablan español. Que tal vez también están criando hijos multiculturales. Comparte experiencias, encuentra comunidad y construye amistades duraderas.

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Learn tips on how to meet your nutritional needs on an extremely tight budget, as well as ways to get the most “bang for your buck” at the store.

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Professional skilled mentors partner with community organizations, schools and foster care systems to help us identify children ages 4 to 6 who could most benefit from a relationship with a Friend. Mentors commit to every child for the long term, from kindergarten through graduation.

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Milk donors can drop off frozen milk and they send it to the NICU in Portland.

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Middle school and high school level: one hour, adapted by school preference, lessons on consent, healthy relationships, gender identity, STIs, birth control, and sexual protection

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Guided walks with baby wearing.

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This group offers a supportive space to connect with other parents, while receiving support and access to resources. Soporte en español disponible.

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NICU Support Group is a weekly open group to build connections with other NICU families and receive support. Group meets Thursdays 5:30pm-7:30pm

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Night Sports is a late-night event series providing a safe, fun, and empowering space for youth. It includes basketball, music, dance, free food, barbers, mentors, and mental health resources—all operating during the high-risk hours of 6:30–10:30 p.m.

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Community drop in space that it open 10-5 M-R, Doula at the front desk, snacks, also serves as a respite places during heat/smoke

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Housing program for folks who are HIV positive

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Report published online. The Oregon Child Abuse Prevalence Study is designed to tap Oregon youths’ insights on violence prevention and resilience, and to measure and track rates of child abuse, neglect, and identity-based violence. This will help Oregonians to direct resources where they are most likely to be helpful, and to determine whether we are making progress toward a shared goal of safety and well-being for children and youth in our communities.

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Now offering an evening group on the 3rd Thursday of each month, 6-7:30 pm. All are welcome to attend this circle – come as you are.

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Every Thursday 5:30-7:30pm, the YAC distributes food, shares resources, and most importantly builds relationships with youth in need of support.

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Parenting Cafe's are held over Zoom. Through individual deep self-reflection and peer-to-peer learning, participants explore their strengths, learn about the Protective Factors, and create strategies from their own wisdom and experiences to strengthen their families.

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Wednesday group 9:30am-11am. This group offers space to connect with other parents with ~6-18 month olds, while receiving support and access to resources. Explore the joys and challenges of this age group! Soporte en español disponible.

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caregiver and their child in a garden learning about different gardening techniques throughout the session

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Individual Peer Support – Schedule Now – Location Flexible (phone/Zoom/In Person) Peer Support Specialists at WellMama are trained and certified by the Oregon Health Authority to provide resources and support to new or expecting parents. They have gone through parenting, loss, infertility, and mood/anxiety disorders themselves, so they can help you navigate the journey to feeling well again! Click Here for more information & to Register!

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Families who are in the prenatal period go through courses about what to do when a baby is born, offered in Spanish and English, offered once quarterly

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Satewide resource in Oregon. Handful of different toolkits and resources such as prevention evaluation, ODE curricular, Sex Ed learning project, resources for campuses, and more!

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Mondays 1:30pm-3pm. Open to all pregnant individuals and parents with babies up to 6 months old! This group provides a compassionate space to connect, share experiences, and find support throughout pregnancy and early parenthood.

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Whether you are a pregnant young adult or already parenting, Parenting Now has a program for you, led by a professional Parenting Educator. We welcome your partner who is actively involved in raising your child.

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Concerned about identity theft? Are you curious how credit scores are established? Need help in improving your credit score? This may be the class for you. Through this course, you will gain a basic understanding how credit is established and ways to improve your score. You will also learn ways to reduce the risk of identity theft and some steps you should take if you fall victim to identity theft. Sponsored and presented by Oregon Pacific Bank and Financial Beginnings

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Are you between the ages of 20 and 55? Worrying about your financial future? Through this introductory class, you will gains tools and knowledge to help you take control of your finances and help you develop a plan toward financial security. Sponsored and presented by Financial Beginnings. Once you have completed this class and would like more one on one support in developing and managing a plan toward economic security, a second, more personalized course is available. This secondary course called “The Life I Want” is available through a referral by your advocate.

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Looking Glass Regional Crisis Center provides residential, subacute mental health treatment services for youth of all genders, ages 12 to 18. The length of stay for youth can vary based on clinical need and treatment progress. Upon successful completion of the program youth will discharge to a community based setting. Residential program- only referrals from DHS.

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Use the Resources For Families In Lane County directory to connect with local organizations and agencies. You will find services from public and private organizations, faith-based and secular groups, and providers large and small.

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Trauma-Informed Care Awareness and Implementation Resources:Trauma-Informed Care Implementation: Overview & Readiness,, Trauma-Informed Care Team Development, Tools for Organizational Self-Assessment, Work Plan Development & Continuous Quality Improvement, Trauma-Informed Environments & Physical Spaces, Workforce Wellness & Self-Care Resources and System & Discipline Specific Resources

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Honest, inclusive, sex education for k-12. The curriculum seeks to address both the functional knowledge related to sexuality and the specific skills necessary to adopt healthy behaviors. Rights, Respect, Responsibility reflects the tenets of social learning theory, social cognitive theory and the social ecological model of prevention.

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Safer Choices is a two year multi-component STD, HIV, and teen pregnancy prevention program for high school students. The program aims to reduce the frequency of unprotected sex among high-school-age students by reducing the number of sexually active students and increasing condom use among students who are sexually active. It seeks to motivate behavioral change by increasing students’ knowledge about HIV and STDs as well as promoting more positive norms and attitudes toward abstinence and condom use at the student, school, and community levels.

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Sexual health topics, HIVs/STIs/prevention, consent, gender, sexuality, healthy relationships, and boundaries

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The Healthy Relationships training is designed for middle and high school students. This curriculum teaches students about healthy relationships, choices and communication. The lessons address attitudes, opinions, and behaviors related to dating abuse and healthy relationships.

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OP partners with school districts across Oregon to provide Girl Empowerment Groups, Young Amazing Women of Color Empowerment Groups, Classroom Presentations to all students. Topics range from developing self-esteem, poverty, social relationships, body image, and a variety of other challenges that come with being a young person in today’s highly complex world.

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A virtual group for navigating parenthood as a single parent comes with unique challenges, but you don’t have to do it alone. Join us for an empowering space where you can connect with others who understand your journey. This group is for any single parent or caregiver seeking support, community, and tools to navigate the ups and downs of parenting solo.

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This is an in-depth look at what it means to be a tenant (renter) in Florence. What am I allowed to do and not allowed to do? What is my landlord allowed to do and when? We will look at the basic principles of landlord/tenant law, and how they apply to individuals in our area. *Please note this class is for information only, and does not offer any legal advice.

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In a Terrific TWOs group for ages 24-36 months, you will learn about discipline as learning, the role of play, a 2-year-old’s emotional, cognitive, and physical development.

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Comprehensive, evidenced-based health education curricular resource that is sequential, developmentally appropriate, culturally sensitive and medically accurate. It promotes wellness through the integration of ten health content strands including Injury Prevention and Personal Safety, Nutrition and Physical Fitness, Functions of the Body, Growth & Development, Disease and Illness Prevention, Substance Abuse and Violence Prevention, Social and Emotional Health, and Environmental and Consumer Health.

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In a Thrilling THREEs group (ages 36-47 months), you’ll gain support in discipline, setting limits, and handling upsets. Come explore the excitement of a THREEs growing imagination and new skills.

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Ophelia’s Place is committed to providing effective, research-based support and education to the adults that have some of the biggest impact on a young person’s life. School staff and caregiver presentations cover topics that are also provided to students, as well as additional topics like relational aggression, setting boundaries, navigating social media, and prioritizing self-care.Parents and parent groups can participate in adult education opportunities, including customized parent meetings, in school or in a personal setting.

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They work with diverse organizations in fields including healthcare, social services, and education to implement trauma-informed protocols and practices that can reduce costs, increase staff retention and satisfaction, and improve health and quality of life outcomes for service recipients. Consultants will support your organization to conduct a reflective assessment of your services, policies and practices, to identify and prioritize specific goals, and to develop recommendations for moving toward a more trauma-informed model of care.

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Trainings are designed using principles of adult learning, are extremely interactive and are customized to be relevant to the people and organizations we work with, as well as to the specific roles and responsibilities of staff. The content of our training is organized around key focus areas and competencies necessary for all staff as well as for specific roles within trauma-informed organizations.

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The Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians has developed curriculum for Oregon K-12 public schools to provide “historically accurate, culturally embedded, place-based, contemporary, and developmentally appropriate” lessons about Siletz tribal people, history, culture, homelands, and government.

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Triple P Online offers flexible, self-paced courses for parents and caregivers in Lane County, Reedsport, and Harrisburg. Choose from two tracks: one for children ages 2-12 and another for teens ages 10-16. Both courses are available in Spanish. Each program consists of 8 video-based modules designed to help you build skills for a thriving family. You can customize the learning to fit your family's needs.

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Members of UO campus meeting together to increase awareness about Child Abuse Prevention at the UO campus

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Text and call service-- support line that people can use for all types of things including mental health as a parent and thoughts about becoming a parent. Text SUPPORT to 541-525-0495 for Support or Info

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WellMama CONNECT: Virtual Support – Open Group Tuesdays, 6-7:30 pm on Zoom

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In a Wonderful ONEs (12-24 months) group, you’ll meet other parents, and learn about the importance of routines, and ways to stay on your child’s side as they explore and learn about the world.

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GE led youth advisory group to bring material of CSAW and get input as well as discuss other, youth decided, topics