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4/20/2026
Amy Young

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Funding, Benton County, Housing

City of Corvallis Social Services Grants

The City of Corvallis has opened the application cycle for its annual social service grants program. Service providers are invited to review the grant parameters and apply for funding to support the City Council’s social services goals. The deadline to apply is May 15, 2026.

More information and application parameters

A total of $480,000 is available in two categories:

  • Unsheltered Community Support: Proposals that directly reduce the number of individuals who are unsheltered and increase the number of individuals who are in shelter or housing
  • General Social Service Fund: Proposals for a broad range of social services including homeless shelter operations, health screening and medical care for unhoused individuals, harm reduction outreach, food security, and child support services

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    2/24/2026
    Amy Young

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    Behavioral Health, Samaritan Health Services

    Violence Prevention Summit

    Coast to Cascades Community Wellness Network event The Linn-Benton-Lincoln Partners for Health committee presents the Addressing Violence in Rural Oregon

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    2/20/2026
    Amy Young

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    Resources

    PCH Communications Assessment

    The Partnership for Community Health contracted with the Rede Group in 2025 to review our communications and create a strategic

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    2/13/2026
    Amy Young

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    Funding

    Roundhouse Foundation Grant Opportunities

    The Roundhouse Foundation supports creative solutions to the unique challenges associated with rural culture and landscapes of the Pacific Northwest.

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