Veteran organizations in Oregon

61 organizations listed on Prize help veterans in Oregon.

Organizations

Showing 25–48 of 61

  1. Mission 22

    Sisters, OR

    Provides recovery and resiliency programs for veterans and families. Mission 22 focus on designing programs for veterans and their families that integrate…

    • Family
  2. Provides education, support and advocacy for persons in Oregon with mental illnesses, their families and the community in order to improve quality of life.

    • Mental health
  3. New Narrative

    Portland, OR

    Provides mental health outpatient clinics and residential treatment facilities in Oregon, offering peer-to-peer programs to build vocational and social…

    • Housing
  4. Serves low-income and homeless individuals in Marion County by improving their health, well-being and safety. In addition to transitional programs for…

    • Housing
  5. Operation Code

    Portland, OR

    Helps veterans learn new skills and build their careers in the IT industry through program offerings such as the Software Mentor Program, conference…

    • Employment
  6. Offers custom high-quality tiny housing solutions and empowerment training programs for people struggling with severe housing instability. Operation Tiny Home…

    • Housing
  7. Provides year-round outdoor recreation programs for individuals with disabilities in the Pacific Northwest. Oregon Adaptive Sports (OAS), a chapter of…

    • Disability
  8. Provides information on child care assistance (subsidy program) in Oregon. The Employment-Related Day Care program (ERDC) helps eligible low-income families…

  9. Provides training, research, and leadership promoting trauma informed advocacy services for survivors of abuse throughout Oregon. The Oregon Coalition Against…

    • Mental health
    • Family
  10. Talks about Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) or Supplemental Security Income (SSI) programs available to veterans.

    • Benefits
  11. Explains state-sponsored health insurance available to infants, children, teens and adults living in Oregon.

    • Healthcare
  12. Explains the Oregon law reference providing eligible veteran high school diplomas.

    • Peer support
  13. Provides free information about Oregon laws including veterans preference. OregonLaws.org offers online access that is easy to read, browse, and search, to…

    • Employment
  14. Find and review bills and laws covering acceptable and unacceptable practices concerning hiring individuals in the State Oregon.

    • Employment
  15. Provides information on Oregon's wide variety of mental health services, including a list of hotline numbers and links to contacts and resources.

    • Mental health
  16. Helps Oregon residents with disabilities go to work or stay independent in their homes and communities.

    • Employment
  17. Find information on special parking privileges, permits and license plates available to individuals with disabilities in Oregon.

  18. Gives technical, funding, administrative, compliance and professional development assistance to anyone who owns or operates a small business or is considering…

    • Business
  19. Provides information for justice-involved veterans in Oregon, including specialty courts that operate under a specialized model to provide court-directed…

    • Peer support
  20. Helps low-income Oregon households and individuals buy the food they need to meet their nutritional needs.

  21. Assists low-income families with children in Oregon by providing cash as they strive to become self-sufficient.

  22. Offers skilled nursing care for qualifying veterans in residential VA facilities at the Oregon Veterans Home in Dalles overlooking the majestic Columbia…

    • Healthcare
  23. Offers advice and referrals to resources, tools, and information to improve quality of life for deaf and hard of hearing people and their families. Oregon…

  24. Advocates for health care, research, education, veterans' benefits and rights, accessibility and the removal of architectural barriers, sports programs and…

    • Disability
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