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Connect with a STEP Career Coach for an initial informational appointment Create short term employment and/or training goals Document the goals on an Opportunity Plan Check in with your Career Coach twice a month to:
Support Services for Participants
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Meet with one of our Career Coaches!Donita Cooper
Donita brings a strong background as a Claims Specialist and Underwriter for a Fortune 500 company. It was her passion for service that brought her to the OED. Donita is fired up to work with STEP participants in identifying goals using SMART methods as they strive for self-sufficiency. Contact Donita today to formulate a plan to help you assess the job market and find a position that meets your interests, skill levels and financial needs. Donita Cooper (503) 378-2056 OED_STEP_SALEM@oregon.gov Tracy Davila - Bilingual/Spanish
Serving others for over 20 years, Tracy has a heart and desire to assist others with their career goals. Armed with a wealth of resources and experience, Tracy is here to inspire, motivate and support STEP participants. She can help you identify your training and employment goals. As a bilingual Career coach, facilitator and long-time OED staff member, Tracy offers an empathetic and holistic approach as she helps guide participants in the program towards meeting and achieving their identified goals. |
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With an in-depth understanding of the local job market and established relationships with local employers and educational institutions, South Coast Business provides you with the resources, expertise and tools you need to succeed. We offer career planning guidance, tips and advice for improving your job search, paid internships, training and educational opportunities and the financial support to make it all possible. To get the tools you need to get a job, keep a job, or begin a new career, contact South Coast Business today at 800-974-4054.
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Our dedicated Housing staff sees individuals and families at their most vulnerable: When they are in danger of losing their homes. We offer assistance to low- or moderate-income renters and homeowners to enable them to stay in their homes or to transition from being a renter to a homeowner. CSC can assist those who are homeless, at risk of losing their housing, or who have issues with their current housing that could be addressed with weatherization or energy education services. CSC staff are trained to assess each situation and offer appropriate services while treating everyone with respect and caring. We offer a variety of services to help, and we work closely with committed partners to get the best information available about what programs are there to help individuals and families in our region
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MV Advancements empowers and supports 300 adults who experience disabilities in Yamhill, Marion, and Polk counties to live, work, and thrive. |
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At United Way of the Mid-Willamette Valley, we focus on the building blocks of a good life because we all benefit when we each have the education to help us reach our full potential, the income to support a family, and access to healthcare.
It is not enough to feed a hungry family or protect a child from violence; we need to change the conditions that led to hunger and violence in the first place. We work together with businesses, government, schools, faith groups, the media, individual community members, and nonprofits – because it takes the whole community to get the kind of results we need. We believe in advancing the common good through a strategic focus on the building blocks of a good life – education, financial stability, health, and basic needs. |
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Integrated Supports for Living, Inc. (IS Living) is a private not for profit organization that provides an array of 24-hour and supported living, employment and social/community inclusion services to under-served elderly adults and individuals with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities mostly in and around Salem, Oregon. IS Living’s mission is to create quality opportunities for seniors and people with disabilities to live and work in a way that maximizes autonomy. Our current focus is to offer affordable housing to elderly adults and people with disabilities, and to assist people with intellectual and developmental disabilities to attain careers and lives of their choosing. It is our goal to be the medium for which our populations can be viewed and accepted as equals by the communities in which they work and/or reside. It is our belief that a life well lived is desired by everyone. Every life is unique to an individual and the path and characteristics of a rich and meaningful life evolve over an individual’s lifetime. Although every individual defines their own unique path, all people desire nurturing relationships, sense of self-empowerment, contentment, optimal health, personal growth, a fulfilling career, rich experiences, financial stability, spiritual insight, and valued roles within their family, neighborhood, and the wider community
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Chehalem Youth & Family Services is a non-profit organization serving in Yamhill County and statewide since 1970. CYFS provides a variety of services that aid youth and families. CYFS offers cost-effective services with compassion, hope, and encouragement. Its administrative center is located in Newberg, OR.
The Youth Opportunity Program (YOOP) of CYFS, helps teens and young adults overcome barriers in order to successfully enter the workforce. The Supervised Parenting Program provides a way for non-custodial parents to stay connected to their children. Lucky Finds Thrift Store provides retail training opportunities for youth and older adults, community service opportunities, and affordable clothing and household goods. The Family Advocacy Support Team (FAST Program) integrates services across all CYFS programs with other community service providers to assist families in crisis navigating complex public and private support systems. The Integrated Service Network (ISN) is a partnership providing individualized support plans to adults with intellectual disabilities allowing them to live independently within their communities |
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The De Muniz Resource Center is a key partner of the Marion County Reentry Initiative. This program is designed for Marion County residents seeking successful transition from incarceration back into the community. Programs rely on “evidence-based practices” to chart progress and eventual success of participants. The DeMuniz Resource Center collaborates with the Marion County Sheriff’s Office Parole & Probation and Bridgeway Recovery Services in providing programming for the Jail Reentry Program and the Women’s Alternative Sentencing Program. The De Muniz Resource Center connects clients to community resources including: employment, education, housing, basic needs, financial literacy, support and advocacy, parenting and cognitive behavioral classes, legal clinic services, substance abuse and mental health treatment, transportation, and many other services. The De Muniz Resource Center serves both community clients as well as inmates in the Marion County Transition Center.
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OMEP draws on our team’s combined 500 years of real-world manufacturing experience to bring a thoughtful problem-solving approach to eliminating obstacles faced by Oregon manufacturers. We leverage our roots in lean as a business operating philosophy to provide transformational impacts to manufacturers who might not otherwise have access to consulting services. Through on-site implementation, peer-to-peer learning events, and connections to partners, OMEP helps manufacturing leaders and their teams:
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WorkSource Salem is not open to in-person services, but can be reached by phone and virtual services. Mailing address: 605 NE Cottage Salem, Oregon 97301 Main Line (503)378-4846 STEP Services Line (503)378-2056
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