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McMinnville, Ore. — There is something new under the sun in Yamhill County: filled with spleems, kernels, tootles, and even prizes from wacky old granny. One must ask, what are spleems, kernels and tootles, who is the granny and why is she so wacky? The answer to these puzzling questions: the PAX Good Behavior Game […]

“The Raising of America- DNA is Not Destiny” documentary screening to be sponsored by Yamhill Community Care Organization as part of The Family Resiliency Community Conversation series McMinnville, Ore. —  Join Yamhill Community Care Organization on March 21st for a screening of “The Raising of America: DNA is Not Destiny”. The film will begin at

CPW Grants ProgramRequest for Proposals (RFP) Frequently Asked Questions Created February 8, 2016 Download FAQ as a PDF Download the Scoring Rubric PDF Can the materials be made available to those who weren’t awarded the grant? Yes. Can additional images be attached to the grant outside of the narrative? No, no additional pages will be

“The Raising of America- Once Upon a Time” documentary screening to be sponsored by Yamhill Community Care Organization as part of The Family Resiliency Community Conversation series McMinnville, Ore. — Join Yamhill Community Care on February 28th for a screening of “The Raising of America: Once Upon a Time – When Childcare for All Wasn’t

Family Resiliency Conference to Wrap-Up Yamhill CCO’s Family Resiliency Community Conversation series McMinnville, Ore. — Yamhill County professionals and providers from a broad range of sectors will come together on April 18th to address the effects of trauma and learn techniques to build resilience in the families they serve. Consultants from the Substance Abuse and

“The Raising of America- Are We Crazy About Our Kids?” documentary to be screened as part of Yamhill Community Care’s Family Resiliency Community Conversation series McMinnville, Ore. — Yamhill Community Care is inviting individuals from business, healthcare, education, childcare, law enforcement, and the faith community to a film screening and discussion on the economic and

McMinnville, Ore. — Yamhill Community Care celebrates its first designation as one of one-hundred best non-profit workplaces in Oregon for 2016 by Oregon Business Magazine. Since the community based company’s grass-roots beginnings in November 2012, Yamhill Community Care has been gradually building its local administrative team to manage its contracts with both the Oregon Health

McMINNVILLE, Ore. — Yamhill Community Care Organization emerged out of a grass roots movement committed to transforming how healthcare is delivered in Yamhill County, based on local control and accountability to the community. As part of this continuing commitment, Yamhill Community Care will transition the management of its medical care innovation work to its McMinnville

By Seamus McCarthy “Pain is different for each person.” Sadly, Chris Trunde knows the subject well, from personal experience. From a childhood automobile accident, from arthritis and from his 48 years of living, the McMinnville resident knows back pain. He knows post-surgical pain in his hands. He feels persistent, chronic pain that made ordinary chores

McMinnville, Ore. — Yamhill Community Care Organization (Yamhill CCO) launched its WellRide program starting October 1st. One of the most common and difficult barriers against receiving health services is access to transportation, and WellRide will reduce that barrier for many members. WellRide is a new product offered by Yamhill CCO, operated by First Transit, which