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Children First for Oregon
Is dedicated to the well-being of every child in Oregon sounding
a positive voice for change through research, public education,
and policy initiatives.
Children’s Justice Alliance
The Children’s Justice Alliance seeks to improve outcomes
for children whose parents are involved in the criminal justice
system through the creation and support of programs serving the
child, the parent, and the child’s caregiver. CJA coordinates
efforts with program partners to ensure these children and their
families receive the comprehensive services needed for successful
lives.
Children's Institute
The Children's Institute is an independent, nonprofit, research-driven action organization that stimulates dialogue and collaborative action to ensure the greatest return on investment for Oregon’s disadvantaged children.
Children's Trust Fund of Oregon
The Children’s Trust Fund of Oregon mission is to foster healthy child development and functioning by ending the harm of child abuse and neglect to Oregon's children. The Foundation fulfills this mission by the funding of effective, primary prevention programs in local communities throughout the state of Oregon. 100% of your donated dollars go to support these vital services for children and families. CRN is a recipient of these dollars.
National Network for Child Care
A network of resources on child abuse and neglect.
National Child Traumatic Stress Network (NCTS)
The mission of the National Child Traumatic Stress Network is to
raise the standard of care and improve access to services for traumatized
children, their families, and communities throughout the United
States.
Oregon's "Children’s Care Team"
Robin Karr-Morse is a leader in the State of Oregon's child welfare
system reforms. Meredith Wiley is an attorney who served as Chief
of Staff for Oregon's Speaker of the House. Working together, they
led Oregon's major effort to prevent child abuse statewide, designing
and managing Oregon's "Children’s Care Team”.
Our Children's Store
Our Children's Store is a Holiday/Seasonal Gift Store located in Lloyd Center on the second level, northeast side of the mall in the previous Lloyd Center Pharmacy space near Marshall's Entrance off the Halsey street parking lot. The boutique features an amazing collection of gifts for everyone on your list and everything you need for your holiday decor! All proceeds are distributed amongst Children’s Relief Nursery and other non-profit agencies serving children in crisis in the Portland Metro area.
Pathfinders Academy
Pathfinder Academy is an alternative education program for parenting teens, ages 14-21. Students are supported through individualized academic plans, peer support groups, and transitional support to community colleges or professional training
Prevent Child Abuse America
Since 1972, this organization has led the way in building awareness,
providing education and inspiring hope to everyone involved in the
effort to prevent the abuse and neglect of our nation's children.
Working with chapters in 39 states and the District of Columbia,
it provides leadership to promote and implement prevention efforts
at both the national and local levels.
Report from the Citizens Crime Commission of Portland
The mission of this organization is to "Identify and advocate
for the most efficient and cost-effective programs and policies
to prepare Oregon’s at-risk children under age 10 to succeed
in school and enjoy a productive life.” The Commission published
this report on reducing crime by intervening with high-risk children
early in their lives.
SAMHSA - Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services
SAMHSA's mission is to build resilience and facilitate recovery
for people with or at risk for substance abuse and mental illness.
Children’s Relief Nursery received a four-year grant from
SAMHSA in October 2005.
Columbia - Willamette Chapter Women of Vision
A supporter of CRN, Women of Vision is a volunteer ministry of World Vision, a Christian relief and development organization dedicated to helping children and their communities worldwide reach their full potential by tackling the causes of poverty.
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