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   What makes a good youth at risk program?

   • The best youth at risk programs have staff who are not just properly trained but also take the time to really get to know teens and their individual challenges and are able to communicate with them and help them effectively based on this individualized assessment and relationship.

   5 Characteristics of Best Youth At Risk Programs

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   How can Janus help abused and neglected youth in Oregon?

   • For over four decades Janus has worked with Oregon’s Department of Human Services and the Oregon Youth Authority to help abused and neglected youth between the ages of 13 to 24 rebuild their lives through community-based residential treatment programs that are recognized in and out of Oregon for their successful outcomes.

   Programs – Janus Youth Programs

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   Who is a referral source for mental health care in Oregon?

   • Referral sources include, but are not limited to, Oregon Department of Human Services, Child Welfare, Oregon Youth Authority, county mental health programs, community mental health agencies, acute psychiatric units and young adults themselves.

   Oregon Health Authority : Supports for Youth and Young Adults : Child

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   What are Portland's homeless youth services?

   • Part of Portland’s Homeless Youth Continuum, our homeless youth services include street outreach, assessment, emergency and short-term shelter, transitional and independent housing and case management.

   Programs – Janus Youth Programs

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2. www.oregon.gov › BH-Child-Family › PagesSupports for Youth and Young Adults - Oregon.gov

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   Youth ERA. Family Search and Engagement. Young Adults in Transition Residential Treatment Homes. YAT Admissions. Starting January 1, 2023, all referrals for YAT RTH will be submitted directly to the programs. The current application can be found below. Contacts for the programs can be found on page one of the application.

3. www.oregon.gov › odhs › children-youthResources for Youth and Young Adults - Oregon.gov

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   Crisis and safety. 988 suicide and crisis lifeline. Domestic violence services. Find food near you (Oregon Food Bank) Mental and behavioral health resources. Youth experiencing homelessness. Safe surrender of a newborn baby. Youth shelters. Alcohol and drug help line.

4. cascadeyouthandfamilycenter.orgWe Are Here - Cascade Youth and Family Center: A safe haven ...

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   Those with strained family relationships, at risk of running away. Homeless kids struggle to meet the immediate needs of safety, food, and shelter. Kids living on the street are at risk of hazards like exposure to substance abuse and violence, criminal activity, and sexual exploitation.

5. rvmentoring.org › resourcesResources – Rogue Valley Mentoring

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   Serves homeless and at-risk youth by providing shelter, educational support, mentoring and transition planning with a faith-based approach in Grants Pass and Medford. Call (541)646-7385. Kairos provides mental health services to youth and young adults. Call (541) 772-0127. Options for Southern Oregon

6. www.oregon.gov › Youth-Suicide-PreventionOregon Health Authority : Youth Suicide Prevention : Child ...

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   Oregon’s rate of youth suicide in 2021 was 12.4 per 100,000. In 2018, Oregon’s rate was 16.9 per 100,000. This remains above the national average (11.0 per 100,000). The risk of youth suicide continues to be a concern in Oregon. Preliminary data for 2022 will not be official until spring 2024 when the CDC releases finalized data.

7. covidblog.oregon.gov › to-prevent-youth-suicideTo prevent youth suicide, connection is key : Oregon Health ...

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   Jun 9, 2023 · Safe + Strong lists multiple support resources for youth, teens and families. Oregon Alliance to Prevent Suicide is dedicated to preventing youth and young adults in Oregon from dying by suicide. Call 503-399-7201 for more information (not a crisis hotline).

8. janusyouth.org › programsPrograms – Janus Youth Programs

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   For over four decades Janus has worked with Oregon’s Department of Human Services and the Oregon Youth Authority to help abused and neglected youth between the ages of 13 to 24 rebuild their lives through community-based residential treatment programs that are recognized in and out of Oregon for their successful outcomes.