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Nov 23: Mental Health Contracts Changed to Reflect New Funding Formula
Nov 23: State hospital replacement project chief tapped to lead state agency
Sept 13: Hiring blitz at OSH boosts morale
Aug 16: New background checks hurt experienced recovery workers
June 10: Multnomah County commissioners OK $1.45 billion budget
May 18: Multnomah County Chairman Jeff Cogen releases 'breather' budget with $5.4 million shortfall
April 22: Money and Mental Health
April 15: State hospital staffing prompts protest rally
Oct 30: Tax increases would help state economy more than cuts, report finds
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Real Change at Rosemont
A little while ago, Heather and her colleagues at Rosemont School for Girls asked for your help in their fight for quality mental health services. Many of you responded by signing the petition and contacting the CEO of Rosemont’s parent organization … Continue reading
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Support workers at CODA, Inc
A message from front-line addictions worker and SEIU 503 member Rebecca Woodward about why her work is so important: “I work in the milieu of CODA, which means I monitor the ins and outs of the facility. So, I’m the … Continue reading
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Transform the health system
The 2011 Oregon Legislature passed a new statute that aims to transform our current system of health care. Wisely, the Legislature didn’t try to mandate changes without input from those doing the work, and established four working groups. Representatives of … Continue reading
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Join Empower Oregon at the 2011 NAMI Northwest Walk!
We are proud to announce that Empower Oregon is a Bronze Sponsor of this year’s NAMI Northwest Walk. The NAMI Northwest Walk is the largest fundraiser of the year for NAMI affiliates across the northwest. In addition to our sponsorship … Continue reading
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Lobby Day
On March 24th Empower Oregon held its first Lobby Day. For the first time union and non-union front line workers came together to speak out to lawmakers on the importance of the services they provide. Because there were workers from … Continue reading
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