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| The North Curry Service
Center also known as the "Blue Building" is at the corner
of 14th Street and Highway 101
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One Stop Career and Family Center
NCFCC is located at the North Curry Service Center which is at 1403
Hwy
101,
Port Orford.
We have a multitude of Partners with resources and services for every segment
of the community. Please see our Partner list on the left side of the page or
go to the Partners Links Page and explore a whole new world of possible solutions.
Public
access computer and Community Meeting room available.
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NCFCC Mission:
We are a community based resource dedicated to helping serve and support our
families including all youth, adults and seniors with a strength based, holistic
coordinated approach.
Our coordinated services promote health, self-sufficiency, lifelong
learning,
employability and success in family and career.
We are dedicated to helping support families to raise children to grow
up healthy,
educated and prepared for the future.

New Board Members
Judy Miles and Pastor Mark Newman have recently joined the board of the North
Curry Families’ and Children’s Center. Miles is currently
the teacher for the South Coast Head Start program located in Port Orford. She
was past Director of the Port Orford Community Child Care Center and
has her AA degree. Miles has volunteered many hours in the public schools
and in local sports programs. Miles is the parent of two sons and a foster
child. She states, “I am committed to helping parents realize the
joys and privilege of spending quality time with their children even during
the demands of every day living”. Miles has worked with NCFCC in
the past and is most interested in the work done through the Parents Unite
program.
Pastor Mark Newman was a chemistry major in college and then decided to be a
pastor and went on to earn his master’s degree. He worked briefly
in insurance while interning at a church focusing on youth work. He then
was hired to work with teenagers and he also supervised all the youth and children’s
workers. He has been serving as the Pastor of First Community Church for
the past ten years. Newman is most interested in children’s enrichment
with increased exposure to art, drama and additional education. He also
states that he has a particular interest in assistance for poor families. Mark
Newman and Judy Miles both work each year at Camp Fircroft up Langlois Mountain.
They are warmly welcomed by long time board members Larry Blount, Laurie Feldhaus
and Lynne Meininger. If you have questions about this or any of the programs
of NCFCC, call NCFCC Director Tere Tronson at (541) 332-1042.
“Equal opportunity employer/program. Auxiliary aids and services are available upon request to individuals with disabilities. The TDD/TTY number is 1-800-648-3458.” |
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RAD OUTDOOR PROGRAM
RAD goes by train, by car, by foot... Click here for the latest
hike!
RAD
is an outdoor program that provides leadership training for
middle and high school students in an outdoor setting. In addition
the group has published a book and have their own website at
RADVentures.org where
you can read a sample chapter in the book!
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COMMUNITY LEARNING PARTNERSHIP
This
exciting program is funded by the Ford Family Foundation
with the philosophy that strong communities build strong
schools.
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ARTWORKS
ArtWorks
is an art and theater program utilizing theater games to
build trust, teamwork and creative problem solving abilities.
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PARENTS UNITE
This
is a newly expanded parenting program which emphasizes bonding,
breastfeeding and child development skills among others.
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MOMMY AND ME
Mommy
& Me is a component part of some of the other parenting
programs offered to the community that emphasize bonding.
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