KEEPTM in Oregon

KEEP is a statewide support program available to Oregon's resource, kinship, adoptive, and assisted guardian parents raising youth ages 2 and up. KEEP is also available for informal kinship families who are caring for the children of friends or relatives outside of the Child Welfare System.

For Oregon families participating in either Friends of the Children or The Morrison Parent Mentor Program, click here.

Culturally-specific and specialized groups available for parents caring for:
  • LGBTQIA+ youth
  • Youth of a different culture, race, or ethnicity than themselves (transcultural)
  • Youth who entered the U.S. without an adult, (unaccompanied minor; offered in partnership with Centro Cultural)
  • Native American youth (offered in partnership with Native American Youth and Family Center)

What is a KEEP Group?

  • 7-12 parents who are caring for a child age 2 or older
  • Two group leaders trained in KEEP
  • KEEP is a support group, not a class!
  • 16 weekly, 90-minute sessions
  • KEEP is a place for families to connect and share resources and experiences
  • KEEP is trauma-informed
  • Each household earns up to $400
  • KEEP is also available in English, Spanish, and ASL
  • ODHS-certified families earn up to 24 training hours per person

We are proud to partner with these organizations to support Oregon families through KEEP:

Downloadable Flyers

Download a copy of our flyer for resource, kinship, adoptive, and assisted guardian parents in English or Spanish

English

Spanish

Download a copy of our flyer for KEEP Connecting Kin (KEEP for informal kinship families) in English or Spanish

English

Spanish