Community Resource Guide
Updated March 2008
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z | |
| Aaron Brooke Ashley Manor Care Center | Sheltered care for the elderly with assisted daily living. |
| Adrian Elementary | Elementary School |
| Adrian High School | High School |
| Adrian Rural Fire Department | Fire protection and safety for the residents of the Adrian area. All volunteer fire department. |
| Adrian School District | School District Office |
| Adult Developmental Education | Some services include: Adult Basic Skills Developmnet, GED, Spanish GED, ESL, Family Literacy, and Citizenship. Administer the CASAS 130 test, TVCC Placement Test, and various tests required for certification in industry and construction. |
| Aiken Elementary School | Elementary School |
| Alameda Elementary School | Elementary School |
| Alexander, Debra J., F.N.P. | Primary health care for individuals and families that includes: physical exams, birth control, pap smears, pelvic exams, limited counseling, acute and chronic care of illnesses, and wellness care. |
| American Legion Baseball | Baseball for youth 15-18 years of age. Anyone can join and play. |
| American Legion/Vale | Sponsors girls and boys state, ball clubs. |
| Annex School District | School District Office |
| Argus Observer | Daily newspaper. No distribution on Saturday |
| Arock School District | School District Office |
| Assembly of God/Ontario | Church. Sunday services. Children and youth activities during the week. Spanish service two evenings per month. |
| Assembly of God/Vale | Church. Sunday services, Children & teens during the week. Private school during school year. |
| Assessor's Office/Malheur Co | The Mission of Malheur County is to provide essential public services, both legally required and locally desired, in an efficient and effective manner. |
| Audio Hearing Aid Center | Hearing and hearing aid specialist |
| Bethany Presbyterian Church | Church. Sunday Services |
| Better Breathers Club | Purpose is to enhance education for individuals who have lung diseases. Provides special speakers each month and social interactions with other members. |
| Bible MissionaryChurch/Nyssa | Church. Holiness Church. Sunday services. |
| Bible MissionaryChurch/Ontario | Church. Sunday services, Private Church School. Spanish church held in the same building. Pastor Ovedio Cisneros |
| Bilingual Education | Education/Bilingual through TVCC |
| Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church | Church. Sunday mass. Children & youth activities. Private school |
| Cairo Elementary School | An Elementary School |
| Calvary Chapel | Church |
| Care at Home | Provides skilled nursing and therapy services to all ages through eligible Medicare and Medicaid participants. We also provide services through insurance programs and private pay. We have sitters, companions, and housekeepers as well as certified nursing assistants. |
| CASA/Court Appointed Special Advocates (See under | Volunteers are appointed by the court to advocate for abused and/or neglected children who are involved in juvenile court dependency proceedings. |
| Child Care Center | Daycare for children ages 6 weeks to 5 years. Located at the college. |
| Child Support Enforcement/Malheur Co | Enforce existing orders for child and spousal support, assist with new orders for child support, establish paternity and obtain and order support, file contempt with the court, wage withholding, and license suspensions for enforcement purposes. |
| Child Support Enforcement/State of Oregon | Assistance to Oregon residents in the collection of past due child support payments from absent parents. |
| Christian Life Fellowship | Church |
| Church of Christ | Church |
| Church of God of Prophecy | Church service sunday night at 7:00pm. |
| Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints | Church |
| Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints--Nyssa | Church |
| Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints--Nyssa | Church |
| Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints--Ontario | Church |
| Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints--Ontario | Church |
| Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints--Ontario | Church |
| Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints--Vale | Church |
| Church of the Nazarene/Vale | Church. Overnight housing emergencies, transportation. Our food pantry is open to the public and we have hamburger, bread, and canned foods. Sunday service: Christian Education 9:45am for all ages; Morning Worship 11:00am |
| City of Jordan Valley | Provide city services for residents. Water, sewer, volunteer fire department, city park, pelota court, and general information. Mayor and City Council meet the 2nd Tuesday of each month at 7pm at the City Hall. |
| City of Nyssa | Enhance the essential city services for the citizens of Nyssa. Public services to include: water, sewer, streets, public parks, excellent schools, library, volunteer police reserves, volunteer fire, ambulance and cadet program. |
| City of Ontario | Management of city services, provide for community development and citizen protection. |
| City of Vale | City services for Vale |
| Commission on Children and Families (MCCF) | The Malheur Commission on Children and Families leads and coordinates the process of planning for Malheur County's children and families to help children reach their fullest potential, which includes the development of a commuity Comprehensive Plan. |
| Community Corrections/Malheur Co | Parole and Probation |
| Community Counseling Center | Family Therapy, Depression, ADHD Evaluations |
| Community Crusade Against Drug Abuse (CCADA) | Fees vary. Provide ways to educate about drug abuse and prevention. Classroom presentations on request. |
| Community Head Start/Central Office (MCCDC) | See also under Malheur County. Centers in Vale, Ontario, Nyssa |
| Community Head Start/Nyssa (MCCDC) | Children Development Center |
| Community Head Start/Ontario Center (MCCDC) | Full day center for working parents with a comprehensive preschool program. |
| Community Head Start/Vale Center (MCCDC) | Preschool serving children ages 3-5. A comprehensive development program. |
| Community United Methodist Church | Church. Christian Education: Pre-K through adults - Sunday 9:30am |
| Counseling HELP Center | Provides assistance with PTSD from any cause including sexual abuse and rape. |
| County Clerk/Malheur Co | Malheur County Clerk |
| County Counsel/Malheur Co | Provides legal advice to the County Court, county employees, elected officials, and county boards. County Counsel is responsible for maintaining the law library. |
| De La Paz, Nora F., M.D. | Pediatric care. From Birth to 18 years of age. |
| Department of Human Services: Child Welfare (DHS) | Our agency has a mission to protect Oregon's abused and neglected children and to provide them with safe and permanent families. |
| Department of Human Services: Self-Sufficiency (DHS) | Assists families and individuals in becoming self-sufficient while providing resources to meet their basic needs and guidance toward alternatives to public assistance. Some services include child care, employment, child support, medical assistance, and temporary cash help. Help for persons affected by family violence, assistance for emergencies, health issues, drug & alcohol treatment, transportation, and employment are offered indirectly through referral to sub-contractors. |
| Department of Human Services: Volunteer Services | Provides a forum for agencies and community groups to share information and collaborate to best benefit clients. Recruit and dispatch volunteer drivers. We recruit volunteers to meet the varied needs of our DHS clients. |
| District Attorney/Malheur Co | District Attorney's office for Malheur County |
| Domestic Violence Unit | Handles all family violence cases for prosecution in Malheur County. This includes domestic violence, physical child abuse, and sexual child abuse. Referral to services for these crimes, information on prosecution of cases. |
| Early Intervention Program | Screening and evaluation for children at risk of developmental delay and services for children birth to five years of age with significant delays in the areas of cognitive, physical, vision and hearing, speech and language, self-help and social skills. |
| Eastern Oregon Center for Independent Living (EOCI) | EOCIL is a disability resource and advocacy center that provides an array of services for people with disabilities or seniors. These services are designed to empower clients to improve the quality of their lives and promote full access to society. EOCIL is a non-residential program that provides: Information and referral, Independent Living Skills Training, Peer Counseling, Individual and Systems Advocacy, Life Transitions, And many other services |
| Eastern Oregon University Regional Center for Cont | Eastern Oregon University offers six bachelor degrees via distance education. Contact Malheur County Center for more information. |
| Economic Development Department (EDD) | Community and economic development, covering Malheur County and its five incorporated cities. |
| Emergency Assistance | Emergency Assistance is provided to area residents and transients through vouchers at the police station. Funds provide for one night's room, gas vouchers, clothing and food vouchers. Program is administered by the Ontario Police Department when funds are available. |
| Emergency Services Division | Malheur County Sheriff's Office |
| Employment Department/State of Oregon | Child Care Resource & Referral, Unemployment Insurance, labor market information, referral service to other agencies. |
| Environmental Health Department | Some services include: Health licensing and inspections, septic permits and approvals, drinking water supply consultations, county landfill operations, and recycling. |
| Fair Housing Council of Oregon | |
| Family Place, The | Mission: Strengthening and Empowering Families. Services include: Individual and family therapy for children, adolescents, & adults for the issues that make the difference in your life. Also available: Parenting classes, The Family Resource Center, Family Fun Nites, and more. |
| Family Respite and Support | Support for families who have children or adults with special needs. Some of the services we offer include family training, referral,respite care, respite care provider training, respite assistance, and companion training. A Resource Center with information about specific disabilities is available. |
| Farmworker Resource Committee | Founded in 1992. Provides information and exchange of services between individuals who work with farmworkers. Location varies. Call for information. |
| First Baptist Church | Church. Sunday services children-adults; Youth Grp. Wednesdays at 6:00pm. AWANA Groups(kindergarden to Jr. High) 7:00pm. |
| First Christian Church | Church. Sunday services for children - adults - 9:45am & 10:50 am |
| First Church of the Nazarene | Church. Sunday services. Activities for Adults, Teens, Children |
| First Missionary Baptist Church | Church. A biblically based program open to children of all denominations. Fun for young people with goal setting for prizes and activities. |
| First Southern Baptist Church | Church. Limited benevolence in the area of basic resources. Sunday services for all ages. |
| First United Methodist Church | Domestic Violence Support Group meets here, as well as Narcotics Anonymous Groups, Boy Scout Troop #400, 2 Girl Scout Troops, Silver Sage Mental Health Advocacy Group, Project DOVE Advisory Board, Overeater's Anonymous. |
| Foster/Adoptive Parent Association (FAPA) | Christmas gifts for all foster children. Assist foster children to participate in sports, etc. |
| Foundation Service Group Inc. | Oregon and Idaho licensed. DUII education/ rehabilitation services, bilingual services, all alcohol and drug services, individual and group counseling. |
| Four Rivers Cultural Center (FRCC) | The Four Rivers Cultural Center is dedicated to enhancing respect and appreciation for all cultures. Exhibits focus on the history of the cultures who settled in the Treasure Valley, their struggles and finally, today's diverse community. Museum, Theater, Conference Center, and coming soon, a formal Japanese Garden. Tours to children specific to different ethnic groups. Includes activities as well as museum tours. |
| Friends of the Malheur County Library | Purpose is to raise money to purchase improvements for the Library. |
| Giggle Tree Daycare & Preschool/Infant Child Care | Quality preschool,daycare and infant card at a fair price. Offers preschool and child care to children ages 2 1/2 to 12 years old. Also have an excellent program for after school and summer, as well as children not yet attending school. |
| Girl Scouts of Silver Sage Council | All girl program designed to prepare girls to face challenges, make responsible decisions, clarify their values, resist peer pressure, and set and reach goals. Some of the services offered are in school girl scouts programs for at risk girls, after school troop programs, special one day events, and sports programs. |
| Grace Lutheran | Church. Sunday Services 10:00am; Tues services 7:00pm |
| Grandma Olies Day Care | Daycare for children 6 weeks to 12 years |
| Greyhound Bus Depot | Greyhound bus service. Ticketing and passenger pickup/dropoff point. Also sell tickets for the Porter Stage Lines. |
| Harney County Senior Center Pantry | Food Bank |
| Harper School District | School District Office |
| Health Education Services | Adolescent/Growing Up and Responsible Dating Classes. |
| Holy Rosary Home Care | A private, non-profit home health agency operating as a department of Holy Rosary Medical Center to provide, coordinate, and direct in-home patient care. |
| Holy Rosary Medical Center (HRMC) | A medical center serving the health care needs of Malheur and Payette Counties and adjacent areas. "Kid Smart" community-wide education program coordinating health care providers. Some of the things we offer are home care services, social services for questions and referrals, assistance with referrals to programs for sexual assault for children victims. |
| Holy Rosary Medical Center Auxiliary | Volunteers helping with information in the hospital |
| Housing Authority/Housing and Urban Development (H | For low and moderate income in Malheur and Harney counties. Rental assistance, loans, farm labor housing, public housing, property management, home ownership, and family self-sufficiency. |
| Huntington School District | School District Office |
| Idaho Oregon Buddhist Temple | Church. Sunday services 11:00am Teen activities midweek. |
| Idylwood Manor | 1 bedroom apartments, HUD subsidized, 2 story with elevator, recreation rooms on each floor, laundry rooms on each floor |
| Japanese American Citizen's League | A non-profit club. Please call for more information |
| Jehovah's Witness | Church |
| Job Corps | Program is for young adults 16 - 24. If you have trouble with the 800 number, you may call collect. Provides total support-basic education and vocational classes, dental, medical and eye care, work clothing, social and recreational programs, counseling and student leadership activities. Job Corp students can earn a living allowance to pay for every day living expenses and help defray costs when starting a new job. |
| Jordan Valley Community Food Pantry | Food Bank |
| Jordan Valley School District | School District Office |
| Juntura School District | School District Office |
| KSRV | Local radio station, music FM and talk radio AM |
| La Familia Sana | Primary goals of the program are: To improve health status among migrant seasonal workers, to increase access and appropriateness of existing services through enhanced collaboration with other agencies, pesticide training to migrant seasonal farmworkers. Prenatal care goal: to get women into early and adequate prenatal care. Also to capacitate Hispanic women in self breast exams. |
| Lifeways, Inc | Sliding fee available. Comprehensive mental health services for people of all ages. Chemical dependency services including court evaluations, DUII treatment, domestic violence services, and offender treatment. OHP provider. |
| Little Steps | Program for preschool children and parents held once a month. |
| Love INC | A Non-profit, non-denomination organization that has a strategy of connecting church volunteers to people who have legitmate needs. Through our Clearinghouse, referrals are received, needs verified, and referrals made to a chruch or several churches, who would provide for the client's needs |
| Malheur Council on Aging and community Services | Energy assistants, Meals on Wheels,elderly care, home health and Transportation for all ages. |
| Malheur County Board of Realtors | Discuss Board functions & community services & business as related to real estate. May join as an affiliate member--people who are connected to real estate in some way such as bankers, insurance companies, etc. Fees are $224/year for Realtor or $144/year for affiliates. |
| Malheur County Child Development Center/Central Of | See also under Community Head Start. Centers in Vale, Ontario, and Nyssa. |
| Malheur County Child Development Center/Nyssa | See also under Community Head Start: Preschool serving ages 3-5. A comprehensive developmental program. |
| Malheur County Child Development Center/Ontario | See also under Community Head Start: Full day center for working parents with a preschool program. |
| Malheur County Child Development Center/Vale | See also under Community Head Start: Preschool serving ages 3-5. A comprehensive developmental program. Now have Full day Full Year program. |
| Malheur County Court | Listens to the needs of and makes decision in the best interest of the county departments and county economic development. Some services include oversite of county departments, board appointments, establish county ordinance, and resolutions. |
| Malheur County District Attorney (DA) | See also under: District Attorney. County Attorney |
| Malheur County Health Department (MCHD) | Various health care resources and education for Malheur County, also, immunizations. |
| Malheur County Justice Court/Ontario | County Justice Court |
| Malheur County Juvenile Department | Serves Malheur County, its youth and families by prevention of juvenile crime, holding delinquent youth accountable, protecting communities, and developing youth and family skills. |
| Malheur County Library | Internet Access for library card holders. Bookmobile scheduled stops. Storytime for preschoolers ages 3-5 years, every Thurs. 11-11:30 a.m. Summer Reading Program for school age children and young adults ages 3-17 years old, every summer June through August. Monthly special craft programs 3rd Thurs. of each month. Call for further information. All services are free for Malheur County residents. |
| Malheur County Sheriff's Office | Enforce state and local laws, state constitution, public service. Hearing impaired telephone service. |
| Malheur County Special Transportation System | Transportation services available to seniors, disabled, and to general public if space permits. Provides rides to medical appointments and to meet other personal needs. |
| Malheur Education Center | Students must have a referral from their resident school district to enroll at this alternative school. Students will be expected to attend for a minimum of one-half day. Lunch will be available to students. Parents and students may contact Lynn Reagan for any additional information about the program. |
| Malheur Education Service District Region 14 (ESD) | Provide as nearly equal opportunities and regional services for all children as is feasible under optimal local control. Providing services to all Malheur County School Districts and Huntington School Districts. |
| Malheur Memorial Health Center | Health Clinic |
| Malheur Migrant Head Start/Central Office (OCDC) | Help with all health, nutritional and social well-being of the children and their families. Provide full services to low-income/migrant families and empower them to become self-sufficient. |
| Maternity Care Clinic | Some of the services offered are prenatal care, obstetrical care including labor support and deliveries, postpartum care, family planning, well woman care, and midwife care. |
| May Roberts Elementary School | Elementary School |
| Meadowbrook Residential Care | Trained staff, activities, housekeeping, staffing, and 24 hour security. |
| Mexican American Citizen's League (MACL) | Provide scholarships for Hispanic youth for college. Try to provide resources for Hispanics in Malheur County. Currently trying to develop computer literacy in the Hispanic community. Computer donations appreciated. |
| Next Chapter Food Pantry | Food Bank |
| Next Chapter Food Pantry(Location 2) | Food Bank |
| Nyssa Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture | Provide information to general public on community events, businesses, and services available to famiies. |
| Nyssa Community Food Pantry | Food Bank. |
| Nyssa Elementary School | Elementary School |
| Nyssa High School (NHS) | High School |
| Nyssa Middle School (NMS) | Middle School |
| Nyssa Off Campus Site | A community college outreach center, providing classes to non-traditional students. GED, ESL,Beginning computers, Remedial work for math and English. |
| Nyssa Police Department | Ensure that the city of Nyssa is a safe, crime-free community in which to raise youth and desireable for persons to want to reside. |
| Nyssa Public Library | Spanish materials,videos, books on tape, and large print literacy. Story time for preschoolers with an adult 10:30am Tuesday during school. Outreach to Head Start and Seniors. After school TAXI-3rd and 4th grades and a summer reading program. Free Internet Access, fax and copy machine w/fee (cost per copy). |
| Nyssa School District | School District Office |
| Nyssa Senior Center | Provide a hot noon meal to Seniors 60 years and older 4 days per week. Provide transportation to frail elderly or disabled seniors. Phone 881-0000 (Malheur Co Special Transportation System) Suggestion Donation. |
| Office of Vocational Rehabilitation Division Servi | Assisting persons with disabilities to achieve and maintain employment and independence. Interpreters, transportation assistance for employment, accessible facility, ADA counseling, vocational skills training, job site accommodation, rehabilitation, technology. A Workforce Partnership Agency. |
| Ontario 8C School District | School District Administration Office. |
| Ontario Ambassadors | Ambassadors of good will for the City of Ontario and the Ontario Chamber of Commerce. Ambassadors serve to support the activities and goals of the community and the Chamber. President elected yearly. |
| Ontario Aquatic and Fitness Center | Swim & Fitness Center |
| Ontario Auto Court Transitional Housing | Transitional/emergency housing units and associated supportive servicees to very low-income individuals or families who are at risk of being homeless. Section 8 housing assistance upon placement at Auto Court. Tenants are required to participate in self-sufficiency planning. |
| Ontario Basque Club | Club that helps maintain the Basque culture, donates to local programs and agencies. Members must be part Basque or married to someone who is part Basque. Call for meeting dates, time and place. |
| Ontario Chamber of Commerce | To market and strengthen our businessess while enhancing quality of life in our community. |
| Ontario Downtown Business Association | Collaboration of downtown businesses working together to promote the Ontario downtown area. |
| Ontario Fire & Rescue Department | Rurual Fire Protection District (Meetings: 1st Thursday of the month at 8 pm), Snake River Valley Fire Chiefs (meetings: 3rd Thurs of the month at 7 pm), Fire Safety/Protection, QRU (quick response unit), Hazardous Materials Handling (HazMat) |
| Ontario High School | High School |
| Ontario Little League | Baseball for youth ages 5-12. |
| Ontario Manor I, II | Housing for low to moderate income senior and disabled persons. |
| Ontario Middle School | Middle School |
| Ontario Parks and Recreation Department | Oversees all parks in the City and provides workshops, trips, sports, craft classes, and fun recreation opportunities for all ages. |
| Ontario Police Department | Ensure that the City of Ontario is a safe, crime-free community in which to raise youth and desireable for people to reside in. Also education training on drug awareness and crime issues. |
| Ontario Senior Center | Provides noon meal on Friday for seniors, bingo & dancing for interaction with other seniors. |
| Ontario Senior Mealsite | Provide hot noon meals to seniors 60 and older, 4 days per week. Suggested donation - $3.00. Transportation services available at 881-0000 (Malheur Co Special Transportation System) |
| Ontario/Annex Migrant Education Program | Help to compensate for the effects the mobile lifestyle has had on the learning and educational impact of the migrant child. |
| Ore-Ida Soccer Club | Children who are unable to pay fees must have a sponsor approved by club board. Age groups for soccer teams--12-19 years. 2 half seasons: fall and spring. |
| Oregon Child Development Coalition (OCDC) | OCDC offers Head Start services to low-income migrant and seasonal farm worker children and families. We provide a comprehensive bi-lingual, developmentally appropriate educational curriculum to children ages 6 weeks to school age. In addition, we provide a full slate of health services that includes nutrition, disabilities, and mental health. With the assistance of our competent Family Service staff, we strive to fulfill our mission which is to empower the families in our program to become self-sufficient. |
| Oregon Human Development Corporation (OHDC) | The purpose of the farmworker employment and training program is to provide job training, employment opportunities and other services for migrant and seasonal farmworkers. Training opportunities in general education areas such as life skills, ESL, basic education, and GED. Some of the services offered are resource referral program, energy education, farm labor information bulletin "Voice of the Fields," commercial driver's license. |
| Oregon Law Center | Provides free legal services to low-income individuals and families in Baker, Grant, Harney and Malheur Counties in the area of civil law. |
| Oregon State University Extension Service (OSU) | Provides off campus university based educational information in the local area to families, youth, and farmers. |
| Oregon Telecommunication Relay Service | Provides relay services to enable deaf, hard of hearing, and speech impaired callers access to voice callers. We also have a Spanish Voice/TTY line for speech and hearing impaired callers Spanish to Spanish phone interpretation. |
| Oregon Youth Authority (OYA) | Supervise youth offenders who have been committed to OYA custody by the courts. These are very high risk youth who are given strict supervision. |
| OSU Extension, 4H | After school 4-H program for youth grades 3-6 at Nyssa Public Library. This program targets life skill development through hands-on activities. Other 4-H programs throughout the county are led by adult volunteers open to all youth K-12 and are also targeting life skill development. |
| Outstationed Eligibility Worker | Assistance in filling out the Oregon Health Plan application and mailing it to the state. Referrals to local agencies. Able to obtain OHP application at location. |
| Park Community Church | Church. Sunday Services at 11am, sunday school at 10am |
| Park Department/Malheur County | Bully Creek park, boat ramps and restrooms at various reservoirs such as Lake Owyhee, Bulah & Malheur. |
| Pathfinders | Community supported groups and classes for inmates of SRCI. |
| Pilgrim Lutheran Church | Church. Sunday services. 9:30 Christian Ed for all ages, 10:45 Morning Worship |
| Pioneer Elementary School | Elementary School |
| Pioneer Nursing Home | A residential nursing care facility for individuals that are no longer able to live independently or care for themselves. Provide day care for adults. We also do blood pressure checks for dop ins in our community. |
| Planning Department/Malheur County | Land Use applications for planning commission actions. Zoning and sign permits. |
| Pregnancy Resource Center (PRC) | Provides free pregnancy tests, education and information on all pregnancy options, peer counseling, and practical support to women and their families who are facing an unplanned/crisis pregnancy. Offers education on fetal development, abstinence education and support, and parenting classes. Referrals for medical care, legal services, and housing. Assistance with maternity and baby clothing and baby furnishings through Earn While You Learn Program. Post-abortion education, counseling, and support. |
| Presbyterian Community Care Center | Rehabilitation and nursing services, in-patient and out patient, short term and long term placements. Physical, occupational, skilled nursing, discharge planning, van for activities/transportation. |
| Private Practice Counseling Services | Counseling Agency |
| Project DOVE | Legal advocacy, support groups for adults and children, peer counseling, community education about domestic violence, safety planning educational classes. Help accessing restraining orders, also teen girls group to help teach teen girls about dating teen violence. |
| Rainbow World Day Care & Preschool | Daycare and a preschool for children 2 1/2 years old up to 12 years. |
| Senior & People with Disabilities (SPD) | Serves older and disabled Oregonians through programs that encourage independence, dignity, and quality of life. Some services include: Medicaid, Food Stamps, Longterm Care (adult foster homes, assisted living facilities, residential care facilities, and nursing facilities), Community Based Care, and Adult Protective Services. |
| Senior Services Program | Assist senior citizens who require help with dressing, bathing, hair care,house keeping, meal preparation, laundry, and shopping. Telephone reassurance (RUOK?) |
| Seventh Day Adventist Church--Ontario | Church. Saturday services. 9:30am Christian Education for all ages; 11:00am Morning Worship |
| Seventh Day Adventist Church--Vale | Church. Saturday services. 9:30am Christian Education for all ages; 11:00am Morning Worship |
| Sexual Trauma Abuse Response (STAR Center) | The STAR Center serves as our community child advocacy and sexual trauma response center for Malheur, Payette, and other surrounding Counties. Provides a child and family friendly environment in which to conduct complete medical examinations and forensic interviews for victims of suspected child abuse and victims (both children and adults) of sexual assault. Medical examinations and Forensic Interviews by referral through your local law enforcement agency or the Department of Human Services: Child Welfare. |
| Southeast Oregon Regional Food Bank | food bank |
| Special Education Department/Malheur ESD | Education Service District |
| St. Bridget's Catholic Church | Church |
| St. Matthew's Episcopal Church | Church |
| St. Patrick's Catholic Church | Church |
| St. Paul Episcopal Church | Church |
| St. Paul Lutheran Church | Sunday Worhsip services 9:00am during the summer months; Bible Study for all ages at 9:00am during the school year with Worship Services following at 10:30am |
| Sunrise Christian Church | |
| Teen Parent Program | Must be a teen parent at risk of not completing a high school. |
| The Landmark United Pentecostal Church | Church. Sunday Services |
| The Lighthouse Church | Church. Sunday Services |
| Training and Employment Consortium (TEC) | To contribute to the economic vitality of the regions by being a valuable resource for education, vocational training. Offers employment and child care. Traiing partner for Workforce Oregon. Programs available include: Adult, Dislocated Worker, and Youth: Workforce Investment Act (WIA), Job Opportunity & Basic Skills (JOBS), Independent Living, Senior Community Service Employment Program (Title V), Youth Conservation Corp, Child Care Resources & Referral, Provids services for businesses. |
| Treasure Valley Baptist Church and Christian Schoo | Christian School, tuition-based, 4 yr old through 8th grade. Sunday: Christian Education for all ages, morning worship; Awana-Wed 7:00-8:30pm childrn 3yr - 2nd grade; Youth meet Sun at 4:00pm |
| Treasure Valley Community College | A community college providing educational, cultural, and enrichment programs and services for the community. |
| Treasure Valley Community College BizCenter (SBDC) | Provides assistance and free counseling service to both new and existing small businesses in the tri-county area. The center has a full library of small business resources available to the public, free confidential one-on-one counseling in both English and Spanish, assistance in business plan and loan package development, marketing plan assistance and feasibility studies. |
| Treasure Valley Family Literacy | Works with local school districts to provide educational services for the entire family. Services to adults include ESL, GED, Spanish literacy and computers. Services to children include Early Childhood Education for preschool children and homework help/educational activities for school-age children. |
| Treasure Valley Food Bank | Bring proof of Malheur County residency, social security cards, and birth dates for all family members. We provide food boxes to Malheur County residents. |
| Treasure Valley Pediatric Clinic | Walk in clinic available. Two pediatricians and two physician's assistant serving the health care needs of children of the Treasure Valley. |
| Treasure Valley Women's Clinic | Specializing in women's health care. |
| Unio Recovery Center (ARC) | The only mono-lingual Spanish-speaking residential treatment center in the Northwest. Provides resources to schools and groups on drug and alcohol issues. Lectures, education upon request to community agencies. |
| Vale Chamber of Commerce | Provide services to businesses in the Vale area. |
| Vale Christian Church | Church. We assist with family counseling. |
| Vale Community Food Pantry | Food Bank |
| Vale Elementary School | Elementary School |
| Vale Heritage Reflections Mural Society | To promote historical murals on the buildings in Vale. |
| Vale High School (VHS) | High School |
| Vale Middle School | Middle School |
| Vale Public Library | Reading program in the summer. |
| Vale School District | School District |
| Vale Senior Citizens, Inc | Provide a hot noon meal to Seniors 60 years and older. Hot meals suggested donation $2.50 Monday through Thursday. Friday potluck. Transportation services available at 881-0000. (Malheur County Special Transportation System) |
| Vale United Methodist | Church |
| Valley Family Health Care/Central Office Payette C | Primary health care available to families. Family practice medicine from newborn care to geriatrics including obstetrics. Services are provided by family practice physicians,family nurse practitioners, and physician assistans. General dental services, including preventative dental services. |
| Valley Family Health Care/Dental Clinc/Nyssa | General practice family dental services including preventative dental services. |
| Valley Family Health Care/Nyssa Clinic | Primary health care is available to the whole family. Fees on a sliding scale. Family practice medicine from newborn care to geriatrics including obstetrics. Services are provided by family practice physicians, family nurse practitioners, and physician assistans. |
| Valley Family Health Care/Ontario Clinic | Primary health care is available to the whole family. Fees on a sliding scale. Family practice medicine from newborn care to geriatrics including obstetrics. Services are provided by family practice physicians, family nurse practitioners, and physician asistants. |
| Valley Family Health Care/Vale Clinic | Primary health care is available to the whole family. Family practice medicine from newborn care to geriatrics including obstetrics. Services are provided by family practice physicians, family nurse practitioners, and physician assistants. Fees on a sliding scale. |
| Veteran Service Officer/Malheur County | We answer all questions concerning Veteran Affairs and also assist in filing claims for benefits. |
| VFW Auxiliary Post 5452 | Membership is open to men and women with family members who have served in an active war, as defined by Congress. Ticket sales and raffles for Auxiliary account. Donations to Festival of Trees. |
| VFW Post #5452 | Must have participated in an active war, as defined by Congress. |
| Victim/Witness Assistance Program | Court advocacy, assistance in filing compensation claims, referrals to services counseling, shelters, legal aid, assist in restitution for losses, court notices, and restraining orders for domestic violence. |
| Weatherization and Energy Program | Assist with home weatherization for low-income households who are residents of Malheur County and also assists with one time payment for energy bills. |
| Wellsprings Assisted Living Facility | A state licensed assisted living facility. Health care and social needs for older tenants, disabled and elderly fragile individuals. |
| Western Idaho Training Company (WITCO) | Vocational, developmental and residential services to adults and juveniles (16 years of age and older), with disabilities to increase their potential for independent living and competitive employment. |
| Willowcreek School | Vale School District Elementary School |
| WINGS Program | WINGS stands for Women (and men) Involved in Gaining Self-sufficiency. Purpose is to provide a welcoming place for potential students, current students, and community adults who are looking for classes, workshops and services focused on issues facing them today. |
| Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) | Nutrition program for birth to 5 year olds and to pregnant and breast feeding women. Food vouchers, nutrition education, and referral services. |
| Youth Transition Program | Serves students ages 16-21 with disabilities who are eligible for vocational rehabilitation services and who have the potential to become competitively employed without long term support |