Parent’s Night Out Respite provides parents and caregivers with a supportive opportunity to rest and recharge while their children enjoy a safe, engaging, and fun environment with activities, food, and connection
Empower others--and yourself! OFSN’s Partners In Possibility is a two-part training designed specifically for Family Support Specialists, who play a key role in the Wraparound process. Increase understanding of Wraparound fidelity and gain tools and practical strategies to bring family voice to the forefront, strengthen partnerships with team members, and support families through every phase […]
This month will be focused on the Wraparound Process and the principal of persistence. TAG Coaching stands for Technical Assistances Group Coaching. This is a time every month for FSS around the state to come and get and give one another support. Our FSS Statewide coach facilitates this space and guides the conversation as we […]
Reach Out Oregon Family Discussion is a welcoming peer-led space where parents and caregivers can connect, share experiences, ask questions, and receive support from other families navigating emotional, behavioral, and mental health challenges.
Empower others--and yourself! OFSN’s Partners In Possibility is a two-part training designed specifically for Family Support Specialists, who play a key role in the Wraparound process. Increase understanding of Wraparound fidelity and gain tools and practical strategies to bring family voice to the forefront, strengthen partnerships with team members, and support families through every phase […]
This training addresses the role and practice of documentation for Family Support Specialists (FSS). We will cover the Oregon State requirements, as well as the FSS workforce best practices. Documentation is telling a story of the work that FSS movement is doing to support families. We learn through a combination of discussion and practice, and […]
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Reach Out Oregon Family Discussion is a welcoming peer-led space where parents and caregivers can connect, share experiences, ask questions, and receive support from other families navigating emotional, behavioral, and mental health challenges.
