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CareOregon invests $5 million to support Washington County Center for Addictions Treatment and Triage
will meet people where they are at in their journey, without judgment and with a trauma-informed approach
2015 - Fall grant recipients
Asante implement a trauma-informed “Sanctuary” model of care, a more humane and successful, who have been incarcerated, people who have been affected by childhood trauma and others
https://www.careoregon.org/docs/default-source/community/community-giving-at-careoregon/community_benefit_grants_q4-2015.pdf?sfvrsn=eaf7ed0d_3JCC and Mercy Flights are transforming health care access in Jackson County
attacks, strokes and trauma. This program offers a real alternative for patients who call 911
https://www.careoregon.org/news/community-impact/2026/01/12/jcc-and-mercy-flights-are-transforming-health-care-access-in-jackson-countyHousing is health: Investing in solutions
residential treatment options for families dealing with trauma and substance use disorders. The campus
https://www.careoregon.org/about-us/30th-anniversary/housing-is-health-investing-in-solutionsMajor Depression in Adults: VA/DoD
, and psychological factors. Trauma, loss of a loved one, a difficult relationship, or any stressful, are prone to depression, at least partially as a result of exposure to traumatic experiences, including
https://www.careoregon.org/docs/default-source/providers/best-practice-guidelines/mddcpgcliniciansummaryfinal1.pdf?sfvrsn=742b6c84_3Press Release_THW fall 2020 release_2-25-21
houselessness, trauma, and substance misuse is critical for child development,” said Simon Fulford, trauma and emotional health can affect birth outcomes. Familias en Accion ($80,000) will use
https://www.careoregon.org/docs/default-source/aboutus/news-and-press-releases/press-release_thw-fall-2020-release_2-25-21.pdf?sfvrsn=174d5b25_4Toolkit for Designing and Implementing Care Pathways
to access and trauma- and culturally-informed; effectively address social determi- nant, physical, will be used for multiple care pathways (e.g., motivational interviewing and trauma-informed care, they are implementing it. Adult female, 35 years old Major depression Diabetes History of trauma Unemployed, hospitalization Risk Level: High Case management Trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy, of trauma and several health conditions, including unmanaged diabetes. She also reported having
https://www.careoregon.org/docs/default-source/providers/behavioral-health/shift/external/toolkit-for-designing-and-implementing-care-pathways.pdf?sfvrsn=9a810079_1CareOregon’s investment in culturally responsive, inclusive care
and healing from trauma. It included intergenerational programming, such as grief workshops serving
https://www.careoregon.org/news/community-impact/2025/10/31/careoregon-s-investment-in-culturally-responsive--inclusive-careHalimo's story: The importance of culturally specific mental health care
. They don’t always recognize that something like stress, anxiety or trauma can affect their child
https://www.careoregon.org/news/health-and-wellness/2025/03/21/halimo's-story-the-importance-of-culturally-specific-mental-health-careCareOregon awards grants to 28 organizations across Oregon to address most critical health care needs
comprehensive services aimed at breaking cycles of trauma and addiction. Options for Housing, Resources
https://www.careoregon.org/news/community-impact/2024/10/16/careoregon-awards-grants-to-28-organizationsRide to Care NEMT Evaluation Snapshot Report
, such as mileage reimbursement and public transit 29% Trauma-informed care and response 30% De
https://www.careoregon.org/docs/default-source/nemt/ride-to-care-nemt-evaluation-snapshot-report.pdf?sfvrsn=c86e923f_1H0004-coding-guide
, MI, trauma-informed care) • Location of service (in-person, telehealth, audio-only) • Client’s
https://www.careoregon.org/docs/default-source/providers/provider-support/coding-quick-guides/h0004-coding-guide.pdf?sfvrsn=7478c9ea_1CareOregon invests $295,000 in metro area non-profits to support mental health and other social health needs
youth navigate through culture, tradition, identity and trauma. “Living in diaspora
https://www.careoregon.org/members/member-updates/2023/11/10/careoregon-invests-295-000-in-metro-area-non-profits-to-support-mental-healthCareOregon invests $700,000 for a new OHSU harm reduction nurse to support substance use treatment and overdose prevention in the region
, judgement-free and trauma-informed approach that prioritizes listening to the patient’s highest
https://www.careoregon.org/about-us/our-impact/careoregon-boys-girls-club-at-rockwood/2022/09/20/careoregon-invests-700-000-for-a-new-ohsu-harm-reduction-nurse-to-support-substance-use-treatment-and-overdose-prevention-in-the-regionSocial Needs Assistance Guidelines for providers
condition or significant life stress, adversity or trauma • Children under age 6 with current health, pregnancy, mental health condition or significant life stress, adversity or trauma • Children under
https://www.careoregon.org/docs/default-source/providers/forms-and-policies/hrs/social-needs-assistance-guidelines-for-providers.pdf?sfvrsn=d40302b2_3CareOregon partners with 18 community organizations making a difference for youth and families across Oregon
in Washington County, helping nearly 1,000 youth annually with trauma, substance use and housing navigation
Level-Of-Care-Determination-Form-Adult-Initial-Treatment-Registration
Significant PTSD or depression symptoms as a result of torture, ongoing systemic oppression, trauma, oppression, trauma or multiple losses AND at least two of the following: At least one, as a result of torture, ongoing systemic oppression, trauma or multiple losses OR at least three, Significant PTSD or depression symptoms as a result of torture, ongoing systemic oppression, trauma
https://www.careoregon.org/docs/default-source/providers/behavioral-health/post-10-1-forms-and-docs/level-of-care-determination-form-adult-initial-treatment-registration.pdf?sfvrsn=aea442ee_12014 - Spring grant recipients
trauma and mental health conditions in these young children, there is greater hope
https://www.careoregon.org/docs/default-source/community/community-giving-at-careoregon/2014_q2_grants_approved.pdf?sfvrsn=2c24dae2_3Level of Care Determination Form: Adult Mental Health Services Initial Treatment Registration
of torture, ongoing systemic oppression, trauma or multiple losses Extended or repeated crisis episode(s, or depression symptoms as a result of torture, ongoing systemic oppression, trauma or multiple, as a result of torture, ongoing systemic oppression, trauma or multiple losses OR at least three, oppression, trauma or multiple losses Page 6 of 7 LOC Authorization Form – Adult Initial Tr e a t m
https://www.careoregon.org/docs/default-source/providers/behavioral-health/bh-forms/loc-adult-initial-treatment-reg-form-1957703-1223-fillable.pdf?sfvrsn=6a5df1e1_3ACT-ICM criteria
oppression, trauma or multiple losses Or at least three of the following: Intractable, severe
https://www.careoregon.org/docs/default-source/providers/behavioral-health/bh-forms/act-icm-criteria.docx?sfvrsn=9aef253a_3