CBCAP State Data Report
Oregon in 2025
Total CBCAP Funding: $530,953
Core Services

Family Support and Connections (FS&C) services are provided primarily through a home visiting program and include a strengths/needs assessment of the family, the provision of in-home services, resource information and referrals, connections to other community services, advocacy, mentoring and transportation.
Case planning is shared between the family, FS&C worker, the TANF case manager and other community resources involved with the family. Individualized, tailored interventions provided by FS&C programs include in-home skill building, parent education and life-skills services. Many of the "in-home skill building" is provided by use of evidence-based parenting programs, such as

  • "Parenting Wisely";
  • "Make Parenting a Pleasure"; and
  • a home visit version of "Strengthening Families."
People We've Served
Families Served
2
Parents
2
Children
3
Parents with disabilities
410
Children with disabilities
428
Evidence-Based Programs
Total Funding for Evidence-Based Programs
$1,518,720
State Lead Agency Structure
Cross-System Collaborations
Child Protection
Early Childhood
Housing
Substance Use Disorder Treatment
Other child abuse and neglect prevention organizations (Please specify in narrative)
Child Protection
Disability
Early Childhood
Mental Health
Childcare
Substance Use Disorder Treatment
Early Health and Developmental
Job Readiness
Adult and Parent Education
Self-Sufficiency
Mutual Support and Self Help
Domestic Violence Prevention
Housing
Parent Leadership
Other child abuse and neglect prevention organizations (please specify in narrative)
Public Awareness
Total individuals reached via public awareness
More than 11,000