From KATU: [Jesse] Noble runs [Lincoln] county’s Public Health Harm Reduction Program, handing out Narcan, clean needles, condoms and other hygiene supplies. Today, though, she

From KATU: Every year homeless service providers coordinate a physical headcount of the populations they serve. It’s called the “Point In Time” (PIT) count and

From the Albany Democrat-Herald and the Corvallis Gazette-Times: Pegge McGuire (CSC Executive Director) is a woman on a mission.  She’s the face of an effort

From the Newport News Times: The complicated nature of finding money for certain homeless services was illustrated well last week when Pegge McGuire, executive director

From Philomath News: Alsea School kicked off its 2023 Summer Crew in partnership with Community Services Consortium on July 6. The Summer Crew program is

From KCBY: While millions of dollars are being invested to increase shelter capacity in metro areas of Oregon, shelters in the state’s rural counties are

From the Polk Itemizer-Observer: Hailey Howland is preparing for her future by embracing the past. The Monmouth resident straddles this fine line through acquiring skills

From the Lincoln City News Guard: The Career Tech High School [a program of CSC] celebrated its 2023 senior class with a graduation of six

From KEZI: The Unity Men’s Shelter in Corvallis will soon be closing, displacing the nearly 30 homeless residents. Organizers of the shelter said this was

From KEZI: As the Oregon Senate is back in session after a historic, weeks-long walkout, several groups are closely watching the legislature’s work. One organization