Systems of Care Institute

Phone 503-725-5914
Email orwrap@pdx.edu

The Systems of Care Institute is committed to improving the lives of adults, youth and families by supporting the growth and transformation of systems and communities that serve them. We collaborate with communities to assess needs, build upon current strengths, and develop work plans for consultation, training, and staff development. Our approach to policy, practice, and technical assistance is guided and informed by the adults, youth, and families served, is culturally and linguistically responsive, and is maintained at the community level by sustainable structures, processes, and relationships.

For additional information, please contact us at soci@pdx.edu.

Events from this organizer

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  • Cultural Considerations Workgroup

    Cultural Considerations Workgroup
    Online

    Description: Cultural Considerations Workgroup is a collaborative learning space for Wraparound practitioners to grow there cultural responsive skills with other practitioners. The meeting is hosted by SOCI and typically involves a sharing of a cultural concept and discussion. In addition it is an opportunity for consultation on cultural considerations when working in Wraparound. To attend […]

  • Monthly CANS, Fidelity Tools, and WrapStat Coaching Call

    Online

    Description: One-hour coaching calls open to all Oregon WrapStat users, wraparound practitioners using TOM 2.0, WFI-EZ and CANS. Will provide support with any questions or technical assistance needed. Intended Participants: WrapStat users including: Data Partners, backup Data Partners, Wraparound Care Coordinator Coaches, and Wraparound Care Coordinator Supervisors. Wraparound practitioners who use WFI-EZ, TOM 2.0, and/or […]

  • Advanced Training: Courageous Conversations

    Online

    Description: As Wraparound providers it is a part of our job to stand up against oppressive practices and attitudes. This training will focus on specific skills and strategies to address oppressive actions witnessed by or against families, co-workers, community members, and others. This covers addressing problematic conversations in trainings, meetings, one-on-one conversations, etc. This includes […]