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Community Resources Department of Human Services Child Welfare DHS-Child Welfare Diane Provolt, 726 NE 7th Street Grants Pass,OR,97526 Tel: (541) 474-3120 Fax: (541) 471-2873 Child Welfare protects children from methamphetamine or other drugs by placing them in a safe environment. The parents will be required to attend services to become alcohol and drug free, which will strengthen the family to problem solve and become more effective parents. Child Welfare has the Addiction Recovery Team, which consists of a D&A Counselor, an Outreach Worker and a Caseworker that specialized in addictions. Harm Reduction Center Of Southern Oregon Harm Reduction Center of Southern Oregon Billy Russo, Executive Director 832 NW Highland Street Roseburg,OR,97470 Tel: (541) 440-2761 Fax: (541) 440-9665 www.harmreductioncenter.org Harm Reduction Center of Southern Oregon provides prevention, education, support and advocacy for people who are or who could become infected and affected by HIC/AIDS, Hepatitis C, and other communicable diseases in rural Douglas, Josephine, Coos and Curry Counties. They offer presentations to populations engaging in high risk behaviors. Their goal is to reduce barriers to HIV and Hepatitis C screening. They offer HIV testing at our syringe exchange sites in Roseburg and Grants Pass and most presentations. Illinois Valley Safe House Alliance Illinois Valley Safe House Alliance, Christine H. Mallette Executive Director PO Box 2490 535 E. river Street,Cave Junction,OR Tel: 97526 Fax: (541) 592-5332 (541) 592-6774 www.ivsha.org Southern Oregon Adolescent Study & Treatment Center SOASTC SOASTC, Bob Lieberman Executive Director Administrative Office 715 Ramsey Avenue,Grants Pass,OR Tel: 97527 Fax: (541) 956-4943 (541) 956-5463 www.soastc.org Josephine County Drug Court Program Josephine County Drug Court Program Casey Black, Coordinator Southern Oregon Public Defender Tel: (541) 471-3363        Fax: (541) 471-3365 The Josephine County Drug Court is a court-supervised, comprehensive, chemical dependency treatment program for adult offenders. This voluntary out-patient treatment program is a minimum of one year and involves regular court appearances before the Drug Court Judge. Individuals with felony drug charges must be deemed eligible by the District Attorney’s office to be admitted into the program.

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