Community Resources
Help Me Grow
Do you have questions about how your child is growing, learning, or playing?
Help Me Grow is a free information and referral line that connects families with children ages 0-5 to child development information and parenting resources in the community.
contact 833-868-4769
see the Informational Flyer
https://www.helpmegroworegon.org/
Finding Childcare
211info empowers Oregon and Southwest Washington communities by helping people identify, navigate and connect with the local resources they need.
Family Resource Coordinators (FRCs)
Family Resource Coordinators (FRC) provide support and assistance to help families with children (ages 0-6) in Clackamas County. FRCs focus on assuring families have the supports they need for early childhood success and kindergarten readiness. FRCs help identify services that meet the immediate needs of the family and connect families with supports to match those needs. The primary focus of FRCs is to connect families with resources including food, clothing, energy assistance, early childhood services and screening, establishing a medical home, Kindergarten readiness, parenting education and more.
See FRC Referral form with contact information at bottom of page.
Early Intervention/ Early Childhood Special Education (EI/ ECSE)
Early Intervention/Early Childhood Special Education program works with families, school districts, and community partners in our county to prepare children to enter kindergarten ready to learn. Children ages birth to 5 years whose disability or delay impacts their learning or development are eligible to receive individualized services to meet their needs.
Types of services provided include home visiting, consultation in early learning settings such as community preschools, specialized preschool classes, parenting education, and related services.
The program is free for eligible families.
Anyone can refer a child for a screening or evaluation.