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Success By 6 initiative works to help kids excel
As I settle into my role as United Way of Lane County’s executive director, I have had the opportunity to learn about and reflect on Lane County’s long-standing commitment to young children and the work ahead. April is Child Abuse Prevention Awareness month, and I am impressed by the community’s history of collaboration and success, as well as the importance of the work yet to be done. As a Head Start graduate myself, I wholeheartedly believe in the value of high-quality, community-based programs to help all children get the best possible start in life.
Events
Strategic Investment: 2013-2015 Funding Process
The next scheduled application period will begin in December 2011. All nonprofit agencies with programs that align with United Way of Lane County's goals of EDUCATION, INCOME and HEALTH and/or provide BASIC NEEDS will be eligible to apply. United Way of Lane County agency certification will no longer be required.
For more information on the funding process, click here.
Multi Media
What CCOs Mean to Oregon
Leaders in health care are working to educate their communities about the implications of health reform in Oregon; in response the Oregon Association of Hospitals and Health Systems have created a short film designed to inform general audiences about health care transformation.
