-
The Oregon Department of Human Services is reminding students that they might qualify for SNAP benefits.
-
It comes after a patient with dementia and Parkinson’s disease went missing from the facility and was found dead three days later.
-
Officials are asking for public help to locate a missing 16-year-old from Eugene.
-
State officials are asking for public help to find a 16-year old boy who went missing from Eugene on February 3.
-
The latest court ruling comes nearly one year after the state settled a class-action lawsuit promising to lower rates of abuse,
-
Fariborz Pakseresht has overseen the agency, one of Oregon’s largest, for the past eight years.
-
The Oregon Department of Human Services is offering free emergency kits and power stations for older adults and qualified people with physical disabilities.
-
The Oregon Department of Human Services has opened an investigation into its former spokesman, after OPB reporting revealed allegations that he sexually abused students as a teacher in the 1980s.
-
A sweeping class-action lawsuit — where the state of Oregon spent upwards of $18 million taxpayer dollars defending a child welfare system known for well-documented systemic failures — entered a new chapter on Thursday.
-
Oregon has been under scrutiny for years for placing kids in temporary lodging
-
The report suggests ODHS officials run background checks on providers before they are placed in homes to watch over vulnerable children.
-
The settlement stipulates Disability Rights Oregon and the state will agree upon a “neutral,” an expert to oversee the foster care system and work with the individual to improve the child-welfare system, primarily by reducing the rate of mistreatment and improving the quality of placements.