Oregon Community Programs - OCP

Happy Pride! 🌈

This month, we're celebrating the strength, resilience, and diversity of LGBTQIA+ youth, families, foster parents, staff, and community members.

At Oregon Community Programs, we believe every young person deserves to feel safe, supported, and valued for exactly who they are. Through our QUEST program, we provide affirming treatment foster care services designed to help LGBTQIA+ youth build connections, develop confidence, and thrive.

We're excited to be part of the Eugene Pride celebration in our community this month and look forward to connecting with so many wonderful people. If you're attending, stop by and say hello!

Happy Pride from all of us at OCP. ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜

This National Foster Care Month, we’re celebrating the foster parents, kinship caregivers, and support systems who show up for children every single day. 💙

Foster care is not just about opening a home. It’s about offering patience during hard moments, creating safety and stability, celebrating small wins, and helping kids feel seen and supported.

At Oregon Community Programs, we’re grateful for the caregivers who partner with us to help children and families heal, grow, and stay connected. The work is not always easy, but it changes lives.

This month, we also want to recognize the many people who make this support possible, including clinicians, caseworkers, teachers, mentors, respite providers, and community members who continue showing up for kids and families.

Thank you for being part of a community that believes every child deserves safety, support, and the chance to thrive.

Toddler tantrums, hitting, not listening... feeling overwhelmed?

Our PCIT-Toddler program supports children ages 1–3 and their caregivers.

Through guided, play-based sessions, you’ll learn how to:
• Build a stronger connection with your child
• Support emotional regulation and reduce meltdowns
• Respond to challenging behaviors with confidence
• Create more calm, positive moments at home

You’ll receive real-time coaching from a trained therapist, so you’re not left guessing what to do next.

This program is especially helpful for toddlers who are:
• Showing aggression or defiance
• Experiencing anxiety
• Developmentally delayed
• In foster care or have experienced early adversity

**We currently have openings, and we accept OHP!

Call us today to schedule an intake and get started: 458-240-6754 or learn more at: https://www.oregoncommunityprograms.org/early-childhood/