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Oregon Covering Kids & Families Initiative

Grant Overview
Oregon's Covering Kids & Families (CKF) initiative targets traditionally under-served populations, such as non-English speaking communities, homeless youth and families, individuals with literacy deficits, isolated rural adults and children and Native Americans. Statewide efforts utilize outreach and retention through traditional sources, such as the education and provider communities, but also places special emphasis on expanding relationships with the business community. Additional CKF strategies include: (1) expanding the location and focus on the recently launched toll-free Application Assistance Hotline; (2) working with the state to simplify and coordinate the application, enrollment and re-enrollment process; (3) facilitating the development of a coordinated application process for all state health programs; and (4) creating links that allow local groups to share and model successful CKF strategies with each other and the Statewide Coalition - Expanded Access Coalition (EAC).

Grant Amount
Children: $799,968
Adults: $200,000

Start Date
December 1, 2002

End Date
November 30, 2006

Target Populations
Adolescents (search other projects targeting Adolescents)
Adults (search other projects targeting Adults)
General audience (search other projects targeting General audience)
Immigrant families (search other projects targeting Immigrant families)
Non English speaking homeless youth and families (search other projects targeting Non English speaking homeless youth and families)

Interventions
Business (search other projects using this intervention)
Provider/Clinic Sites (search other projects using this intervention)
Local health & social agencies (search other projects using this intervention)
Training/presentation (search other projects using this intervention)
Schools (search other projects using this intervention)

Lead Organization
Oregon Health Action Campaign

Contact
Loriann Sheridan
3896 Beverly Avenue NE
Building J, Suite 6
Salem, OR 97305

p (503) 581-6830
e lsheridan@gorge.net
w www.ohac.org

Local Projects in Oregon

Health Network for Rural Schools (HNRS)
Lincoln County
Portland Enrollment Project
Rogue Valley

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