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National Diaper Need Awareness Week - 9/18/2023 - 10/18/2023
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Diaper Drive!
Please help provide diapers to low-income Oregonians in Washington County!
To donate, visit: ODHS Diaper Drive 2023!
https://tinyurl.com/hb5mdc39
Hosted by:
The Oregon Department of Human
Services in Washington County & PDX Diaper Bank
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Disability Resource Fair - Hillsboro School District - Thursday the 2nd of November
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Disability Resource Fair
We would like to confirm your participation at this year's Disability Resource Fair. This will be a time for parents with students who experience disabilities and staff from the Hillsboro School District to learn more about your organization! This will be a booth-style setup at our District Office. We will have two sessions, one for our staff and the other for our families. We will also need a 2-5 minute presentation (if you have it in both English and Spanish that would be great) submitted by Wednesday the 18th of October (to secure translation if needed) for all families who are not able to make it to the fair but would benefit from the information.
Our Resource night is Thursday the 2nd of November.
our first session will be from 4:30 p.m. – 5:00 p.m., and
the second session from 5:30 p.m. - 7 p.m. with a 30-minute break in between.
We have had great turnouts in the past and both parents and staff appreciate the information.
If you have any questions, feel free to reach out.
Please send Fernando or me a confirmation email so that we know you will be joining us.
Fernando AguilarRoman
aguilafe@hsd.k12.or.us
Dorado, Deisy
doradod@hsd.k12.or.us
Thank you.
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What is The Portland Metro Community Resource Network?
The Portland Metro Community Resource Network (PDX CRN) is a community
engagement platform that focuses on firming up safety nets and expanding
opportunities.
The CRN aligns services, connects resources to fill unmet needs for
community members, and accelerates impact by utilizing private sector
innovation, leveraging public sector resources and mobilizing social
service networks.
How does it work?
The CRN is comprised of public bodies, non-profits, for-profit
businesses, tribes, and individuals. When a member becomes aware of a
need it is posted on the CRN. No personally identifiable information
about the client is listed, just the basics about the need. The CRN uses
custom matching to only notify those members whose profiles match the
need. CRN Members contact the requester directly to coordinate details.
The CRN platform connects resources to needs in the local community.
CRN Members Can
Create a custom profile and select service/need categories and locations
of interest to them.
- Share resources or goods.
- View and fulfill requests from other CRN members.
- Seek resources for unmet needs.
- Gather quarterly to celebrate CRN successes and view real-time community data.
- Provide input to add new functionality and improve the CRN.
The CRN is a free online tool for organizations to share resources and/or unmet needs.
You might use the CRN to:
- Share resources or goods. For example, you could share surplus school supplies with
those in need. CRN members can arrange pick up or delivery directly.
- Seek resources for unmet needs. For example, you are working with a family and encounter
a service gap. You could use the CRN to try and fill their unmet need.
- Share service-oriented information. For example, you are conducting a health fair. You
could use the CRN to promote this event to those members interested in this area.
To watch the recording of the PDX CRN forum of your county,
follow the respective county links below or watch the entire PDX CRN playlist
Fill the CRN Community Interest Form - Here