Coast to Forest has partnered with rural counties in Oregon to deliver Community Conversations about Behavioral Health. For additional information, please refer to the final reports below.
In 2022, the OSU Center for Health Innovation (OCHI) conducted a needs assessment for the 16-county Oregon-Idaho High-Intensity Drug Trafficking Area (HIDTA) with funding from the University of Baltimore Center for Drug Policy and Prevention. The goal for the project’s first year was to understand local needs in such a way as to envision a forward-focused “2.0” vision for public health and public safety partnerships in the region. View the summary. Also see the addendum, which includes Perspectives on the Drug Addiction Treatment and Recovery Act (Measure 110).
