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A new resource is bringing families, support services, and community connections together in NE Salem! The Family Resource Advocacy Network (FRAN) has opened a new community center designed to help local families access guidance, programs, and other assistance.
WhirLocal Salem · Aug 10, 2026 · 3 min read
Read the StoryDiscover how CASA Marion County is transforming the lives of foster youth through advocacy, education, and empowerment. Learn more about their programs and how you can get involved to make a difference in our community!
B2 Community Care is making a difference in Salem! From job support to residential care, they’re empowering individuals with disabilities. Learn more about their impact in the local community!
CBEL (Community Business and Education Leaders) is dedicated to building stronger communities in Salem-Keizer by promoting family engagement, safety, housing stability, and education. Learn how they are transforming neighborhoods by fostering trust, resilience, and equity.
Youth Gain Identity
I've watched as Foster parents navigate systems and persevere. Further , witnessed youth being adopted, reuniting with bio-families. I've seen youth far behind in school catch up, others work and earn their money the old fashioned way (honest hard-Work). I've witnessed out partners in Oregon Yoith Authority care for and believe the best, and DHS strive to do better. Connections375.org is offering youth a second, third and sometimes fourth chance to become a productive taxpaying, caring,, engaged citizen.
Fay DeMeyer A. · Salem, Oregon All reviews
Excellent
I love the fishing trips, meeting new and old friends getting together for a fun filled fishing trip and sitting around at the dock eating crab while waiting for crabs to be bagged up, then we say our good byes until the next trip.
Kenneth T. All reviews
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