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Contacts:

Independent Living Program Coordinator
Rosemary Iavenditti
Phone: 503-945-5688
e-mail: rosemary.iavenditti@state.or.us
Oregon Department of Human Services Website for Teens

2010 FosterClub All-Star from Oregon
Charlie McNeely learn more about Charlie | read Charlie's blog
Learn about other FosterClub All-Stars from Oregon

Downloadable Resources:

Oregon Providers
ILP Eligibility
Statewide Helpline Resources for Youth
An Overview of DHS Teen Services
(If you do not have Adobe Reader, you can download it here.)

What’s New @ Oregon

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Postcard Project 2010

On June 22nd, young people at theiCount Oregon Teen Conference were asked to create post cards that help capture their feelings associated with being in foster care for the Foster Care Alumni of America (FCAA)'s postcard project.

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2010 Oregon Teen Conference Recap

What: Annual Oregon Independent Living Conference
Where: Western Oregon University, Monmouth, Oregon
When: June 21-24, 2010

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What Would A Great Child Welfare System Look Like?

Calling all youth in care in Oregon! Children First for Oregon is hosting an event in Medford on Tuesday, June 8th @ 3:00 at the Medford Regional Library.

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Oregon Independent Living Survey

Hi! I hope you are doing well, that you enjoyed the great weather last week, and you're excited for a great summer in Oregon. If you are over the age of 14 and you haven't taken the survey yet, I would like to ask you to help the Independent Living Program to determine what services best meet your needs and will help you be better prepared for your transition to adult living.

Details on Oregon's New Chafee Medical Program

Effective May 1, 2010, DHS is implementing HB 3664, the Chafee Medical Program for youth who age out of the foster care system (left a substitute care placement at age 18 or older). Unfortunately, if a youth aged out of care prior to May 1st, they are not eligible for this service.

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