Emergencies can happen anytime — like wildfires, tsunamis, disease outbreaks, or power outages. Being prepared helps protect your family, your health, and your community. A prepared community can respond faster and recover more quickly.
The Emergency Preparedness webpage includes
The clinic offers prenatal visits, postpartum care, parenting support and peer support. No appointments are needed and visits are covered by most insurance plan. Application assistance is also available for people without insurance. Dates: Every MondayTimes: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.Location: Monarch on 4th, 520 NW Fourth Street, Corvallis
Opportunity from the Oregon Office of Rural Health The Oregon Office of Rural Health (ORH), in partnership with the Oregon Health Authority (OHA) is offering community health worker (CHW) training scholarships for 2026. Selected applications will receive a full tuition scholarship ($1,500 value) to participate in virtual CHW training. has grant funding to train 24…
Coast to Cascades Community Wellness Network event The Linn-Benton-Lincoln Partners for Health committee presents the Addressing Violence in Rural Oregon Communities (ARVIROC) 2026 Violence Prevention Summit. This year the summit focus is on Strengthening Allyship for Violence Prevention. The all-day summit includes a keynote presentation, three informational sessions, a guided drawing session, and resources tables…