Enrichment activities, family engagement, our on-site school and access to 80 acres of natural woodland are key elements that

foster our youths’ success.

* Parrott Creek is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. All information is based on audited financial statements which can be obtained by contacting Parrott Creek.

We pursue policies, strategies and programs that promote diversity, equity and inclusion in all our work. We are committed to achieving this through: culturally responsive services,

recruitment of a Board and staff which reflect the diversity of our community and those we serve, and seeking community partnerships where we can share, learn and provide support.

Fundraising$174,265

7%

13%

80%Management$344,111

Programs

$2,049,964

$2,568,340Expenses

Fundraising and In-kind

$543,012

State and Local Contracts

$1,775,119

$2,318,131Revenue

77%

23%

Year Ending June 30, 2019*

Financial Report

Provides assessment and outpatient treatment services for adolescents who exhibit sexually inappropriate behavior. Utilizing an holisitc approach in a safe environment, youth participate in individual, family, and group therapy to prevent future offenses.

95%Success

92%Success

From 2000-2019 Parrott Creek served over 6,000 youth using restorative justice practices to hold them accountable for their behaviors and repair harm in their community.

Helps boys involved in the juvenile justice system understand the impacts of their behaviors, learn personal regulation and develop the life skills needed to succeed in school, at home, and in society.

Our former short term stabilization and assessment program for adolescent boys evaluated a youth’s personal, psychological and community needs, and provided recommendations to County and State partners as to an appropriate case plan of treatment and support. This program ended in June 2019.

Engages adults navigating the Child Welfare system due to their substance use impacting the ability to safely parent their children. STAR provides support, information, referral, transportation, and cunsultation to parents, DHS Child Welfare, legal systems, and other community organizations. This program has a 98% successful engagement rate.

253Families

248Youth

55Youth 88% of youth stay out of the juvenile

justice system following treatmentSTAR Steps To Active Recovery

Diversion

85% of cases successfully completed

92% of youth did not reoffend

Lifeguards Ranch

Shelter Care

Our newest program in partnership with the Oregon Department of Human Services provides intensive residential support to youth in the Child Welfare system – particularly those who have been away from their families for years and have histories of failed placements. We provide a safe and stable community, free from harm, allowing them to learn skills to transition into their next home or placement. or placement. Family therapy is offered when applicable to keep youth connected with their loved ones and increase the likelihood of success. New Era House also helps alleviate the need for Oregon to place youth out of state and to better nurture and care for them close to home.

New Era House

SpotlightProgram

Interested in learning more about Parrott Creek?Please contact Simon Fulford - Executive Directorat sfulford@pcreek.org or 503-722-4110 ext.110

Communtiy Based Programs Residential Programs

Oregon Child Welfare Program desires to serve all children with safe and appropriate placements within their communities. This has not always been possible for children who exhibit sexually inappropriate or other challenging behaviors. We are grateful to Parrott Creek and the New Era House for stepping up to help meet this need and make it possible for children to receivetreatment in closer proximity to their families and communities.

-Fariborz PaksereshtDirector, Oregon Department of Human Services

Parrott Creek stepped up to create New Era House when Oregon needed it most. This means some of the most vulnerable kids in the care of Oregon have a chance to get the quality services they need and deserve without having to leave our state. Parrott Creek’s willingness to collaborate, to problem-solve and to apply their expertise to design innovative new programs is greatly appreciated. Parrott Creek has children's best interests at tat the heart of everything they do.

-Senator Sara GelserChair, Senate Human Services Committee