Christian Community Placement Center

“Members of the board of directors receive a copy of the 90 prior to filing.”

“Staff wil declare in writing any potential conflict of interest to their supervisor/manager as soon as the staff knows a potential conflict of interest exists. The supervisor will forward the written declaration to the assistant director who will consult with the director/executive director to determine if a conflict of interest exists. The assistant director may direct staff to refrain from engaging in the conduct causing the potential conflict of interest while the matter is under review. If the assistant director determines a conflict of interest exists, he/she will direct the staff to cease the activity causing the conflict.”

“The executive director's wage is determined by the independent board of officeres and directors.”

“Financial statements, governing documents, and policies are available upon request and in accordance with public records laws.”

“Provided resources for adolescent treatment homes including proctor homes for emotionally disturbed youth from private and state systems, including reimbursement for housing youth. Therapeutic foster care for youth is offered to youth referred through various programs affiliated with the oregon youth authority, the oregon department of human services, and the clackamas county juvenile department of therapeutic foster homes (also known as "proctor homes"). Provide a stable environment for youth to live and receive services, with the goal of transitioning back into the community. These homes provide a higher level of care and supervision than "typical" foster homes, due to the specialized needs of the youth. Connections365 provides all youth in therapeutic foster care with counseling (individual, family, and group as necessary), educational support, vocational support, and skill building curriculum. Each youth is provided with an individual service plan, and the therapeutic foster homes work directly alongside connections 365 case managers, counselors, mentors, and other staff to implement each client's plan.”

“Services to children and families including behavior rehabilitation and mentoring programs to children in need: the mentoring program works with youth who need additional care in the form of a mentor. Youth are referred by state and county agencies and are paired with a mentor in order to help reduce negative behaviors, as recommended by each youth's service plan. Youth in the mentoring program may also be in a therapeutic foster home with connections 264, but not always. Mentors are highly trained. Professional staff members. They practice and model honesty, loyalty, and patience, as they work directly with the youth in their care.”