Supporting Health for All through Reinvestment (SHARE)

Southwest 

• Bushnell University
  Initiative for Accelerated Nursing: funding to recruit and train nurses who will be highly skilled in delivering culturally competent care and treating patients in community and integrated behavioral health settings.
• Drawbridge Innovations
  Facilitate collaborative workshops with community organizations and collaborators to develop process for operationalization of Oregon’s Health-Related Social Needs housing benefit for qualifying Oregon Health Plan members.
• Equitable Social Solutions
  Housing supports for 55 families, including rent, utilities, fees, deposits, education, and support services.
• FOOD For Lane County
  Trillium Produce Plus & Trillium Veggie Rx: free, fresh produce in clinics and other settings that provide services to populations impacted by food insecurity, plus produce program for Trillium Start Smart for Your Baby® participants. 
• FUSE (Frequent Users Systems Engagement)
  Help participants address barriers to housing; provide case management, and connect participants to community resources and supportive housing placements that help minimize utilization of crisis services.
• Mobile Crisis Intervention Services (MCIS) Startup
  MCIS is focused on early intervention and crisis de-escalation, with a focus on diverting unnecessary trips to the emergency department, hospitalizations, child welfare involvement, juvenile justice or arrests, and providing services and including connections to housing, food, and more.
• Oregon Health Care Interpreters Association
  Fund the recruitment, training, and credentialing of 30 new health care interpreters (HCIs) in high-demand languages to increase patient safety and improve health care outcomes for individuals who speak languages other than English.
• St. Vincent DePaul
  Families Annex Kitchen: capital improvements to the kitchen that will serve families experiencing homelessness who reside at the Annex; First Place Day Care: accessible program designed to support families experiencing homelessness staying at the Annex with a therapeutic preschool, family resource referrals, family support activities, and community engagement; Pallet Shelters: providing emergency shelter with a capacity to house six families at a time. 
• United Way
  Early Learning Hub: perinatal to age 5 Resource Navigation Support System (Pollywog system): Connect participants to services such as pregnancy support, childbirth education, lactation support, parenting education, early learning, and social emotional health supports.

Tri-County 

• Cascade AIDS Project
  Esther’s Food Pantry: increase access to food and decrease food insecurity at this community food pantry.   
• Central City Concern
  16th & Burnside: complete construction and renovations to this 74-bed, ADA accessible residential treatment program staffed with case managers who will support residents with obtaining stable housing, employment or education opportunities, and more.
• Clackamas County Recovery Center
  Funding for 16-20 beds in Substance Use Disorder Treatment Recovery-Oriented Housing in this new facility.
• Fora Health
  Construction of a 46-bed recovery housing project adjacent to the new Fora treatment center in Southeast Portland.
• Greater New Hope Charities
  BIPOC Community Health Worker (CHW) training program for 75-80 people, which is free to BIPOC participants who are low-wage earners or unemployed. All facilitators and trainees identify as BIPOC.
• Oregon Health Care Interpreters Association
  Fund the recruitment, training and credentialing of 100 new health care interpreters (HCIs) in high-demand languages to increase patient safety and improve health care outcomes for individuals who speak languages other than English.
• Oregon Public Health Institute (OPHI)  
  Right from the Start (RFTS): support childcare providers, traditional health workers, and early life professionals in creating holistic healthy learning environments for children ages 0-6 in Portland’s African, African American, and Black communities.
• Tri-County Behavioral Health Providers Association
  Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor (CADC) Scholarship Funding Coordination: Support a loan fund that pays for student tuition and books including core classes for CADC and practicum. After completing 12-months of employment working for any participating TCBHA agency, the loan will be forgiven.

Southwest

• Burrito Brigade
  Emergency food assistance through funding burrito ingredients, plus foods like canned protein, peanut butter, and canned soup for the Little Free pantries and Waste to Taste.
• Carry It Forward
  Help fund a mobile shower unit, ADA Shelter unit, kitchen unit, laundry unit, and a Personal Health Navigator for Tom Campbell unhoused camp.
• CORE
  Fund staffing, renovation, transition costs, and furnishing during the move-in period at the Advocacy Center for at-risk young people, a safe space to access free Life Skills workshops, a Community Garden, resume and job support, harm reduction supplies, basic needs, and one-on-one case management.
• Eugene YMCA
  Help fund the construction of the new Lane County YMCA, specifically the Rainbow Preschool Room, which serves pediatric clients.
• FOOD For Lane County
  Supports the FOOD for Lane County Produce Plus program and expansion to additional sites serving BIPOC and LGBTQIA clients and promoting a food insecurity screening tool.
• FUSE (Frequent Users Systems Engagement)
  Outreach to help participants address barriers to housing and connect to community resources, as well as case management support.
• Square One Villages
  Capital construction costs for Peace Village Co-op which consists of 70 units of high-quality, energy-efficient, permanently affordable co-op housing for people with low incomes.

Tri-County

• All: Ready Regional Kindergarten Readiness Network
  Support families to promote kindergarten readiness, with a specific focus on Black, Indigenous, and communities of color, including resources to support development and cultural wellness, needed diagnosis around a developmental or learning disability, and more.
• Community Development Corporation of Rockwood
  Support for culturally specific food pantry and delivery program which provides meals to vulnerable families and funding for a bilingual, multi-cultural Community Health Worker to support houseless families/individuals living at Rockwood’s transitional housing shelter hotel.
• Harmony Academy
  Outreach to youth and communities impacted by substance use disorder, especially youth who might have experienced barriers to accessing appropriate support for substance use and co-occurring disorders.
• IRCO (The Immigrant and Refugee Community Organization)
  Construction of a wheelchair ramp to provide ADA access to the IRCO bazaar, a storefront for free items like clothes, furniture, and household and personal items.
• Latino Network: La Plaza Esperanza
  Help fund a capital campaign to expand a community center providing Community Health Worker services.
• Quest Center for Integrative Health
  Transitional housing for LGBTQIA+/African American, HIV positive clients as well as community-based health improvement interventions, including group meetings to address health concerns related to substance use disorders.
• Raices de Bienstar
  Funding for Fomentando Fortalezas, a monthly program for Latine traditional health workers to join and practice culturally adapted self-care skills & exercises in Spanish.

Southwest

• The Child Center
• FOOD For Lane County
• FUSE (Frequent Users Systems Engagement)
  
• Oregon Family Support Network
• White Bird Clinic
• Youth Move Oregon

Tri-County

• Clackamas County
• Multnomah County
• Oregon Health Care Interpreters Association
• Rockwood Community Development Corporation
• Washington County