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Read more about the article CHIP Gets Short-Term Fix, Oregon Families Still Anxious

CHIP Gets Short-Term Fix, Oregon Families Still Anxious

  • Post published:December 29th, 2017
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The following was published by Public News Service on December 29, 2017.A last-minute deal in Congress to provide short-term funding for the Children's Health Insurance Program hasn't done much to…

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Read more about the article Report: Youth in Poverty Will Likely Live so as Adults

Report: Youth in Poverty Will Likely Live so as Adults

  • Post published:December 22nd, 2017
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The following was published in the Argus Observer on December 22, 2017. Children in Malheur County are facing obstacles when it comes to financial stability, child welfare and future success. That…

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Read more about the article Clatsop County Ranks High in Juvenile Justice Referrals

Clatsop County Ranks High in Juvenile Justice Referrals

  • Post published:December 21st, 2017
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The following was published in The Daily Astorian on December 21, 2017.Clatsop County has among the highest rates of juvenile justice referrals in Oregon, a mark of misbehavior that experts…

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Read more about the article 2,660 Children with Food Insecurity in Columbia County

2,660 Children with Food Insecurity in Columbia County

  • Post published:December 14th, 2017
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The following was published in the Chronicle Online on December 9, 2017.Casey Wheeler, Executive Director of Columbia Pacific Food Bank said that in the St. Helens School District one in…

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Read more about the article Report Spotlights Oregon’s Extraordinarily High Rate of Teen Suicide

Report Spotlights Oregon’s Extraordinarily High Rate of Teen Suicide

  • Post published:December 14th, 2017
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The following was published in the Willamette Week on December 4, 2017.Children First for Oregon today released its annual report on the state of Oregon's children and families.There are some remarkable…

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