Bringing families peace of mind during difficult times
A person suffered an accident while doing work around his house which required him to be hospitalized. While he was in the hospital, it was discovered that he had cancer.
The Oregon Health Authority’s Community Partner Outreach Program (CPOP) has built a one-of-a-kind network of community partner organizations serving every county in Oregon. CPOP’s regional and statewide team provides support to our diverse network of community partners. Together, we strive for a stronger, healthier Oregon.
Through passion and collaboration, we elevate both the beauty in diversity and unique community needs.
Here are a few ways we meet people where they are with what they need:
A person suffered an accident while doing work around his house which required him to be hospitalized. While he was in the hospital, it was discovered that he had cancer.
A local Community Partner helped a young man who recently moved to Oregon from another state.
A 22-year-old needed medical services, but because of their situation at home, they were worried about accessing those services.
Watch the wonderful video created by “Salud America!” to see how community partners help both students and parents as school navigators
Since Oregon’s first COVID-19 case, CPOP and our community partners have been a part of the response, helping wherever possible with the following:
This remarkable network includes approximately 300 organizations and more than 1,300 application assisters across Oregon. Contracted organizations include physical care and mental health providers, faith-based organizations, non-profits, schools and more.