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90by30 is a local initiative focused on reducing child abuse and neglect 90% by the year 2030 in Lane County, Oregon. Housed within the University of Oregon’s Center for the Prevention of Abuse and Neglect, we are a community-campus partnership that implements research-based, equity centered, primary prevention strategies to build communities where children are connected, families are supported and community members take action for positive, collective impact.
- West Lane Region includes Florence, Mapleton, Deadwood and surrounding areas
- Programs in West Lane: Roots of Empathy and Prevention Education
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The Siuslaw Community Resources Guide is a project of Florence Area Community Coalition, Florence Rotary, and Siuslaw Vision, with financial support from Florence Rotary and PeaceHealth Peace Harbor Medical Center. Content for the Guide has been taken from public sources and organization representatives are invited to verify and update their listings or to create a new listing.
While we’ve done our best to provide accurate information, all info is subject to change, so please verify services with the organization. This Guide is for informational purposes only. Siuslaw Vision makes no representation of the services provided by the organizations included in this Guide, and assumes no liability from use of any information presented. By using this information, you assume all potential risks and agree to hold Siuslaw Vision and its affiliates harmless from any resulting liability, etc.
If your organization is a nonprofit or offers a community service and would like to be included, please read the criteria at https://siuslawvision.org/resourcesguide .