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The Many Rewards of Being a Foster ParentSusan and her husband, Carl, have always shared a love of children. Having two of their own, they delighted in the notion of someday being able to offer their home to other children who did ...Read More >Leadership Change for Morrison Child and Family ServicesDrew McWilliams, MS Ed, has been named Chief Executive Officer of Morrison Child and Family Services. McWilliams will assume his role as CEO on June 1, 2013. McWilliams replaces Tia Gray, who is in ...Read More >National Volunteer Week is April 22st - 27th!National Volunteer Week celebrates people doing extraordinary things through service. Established in 1974, National Volunteer Week focuses national attention on the impact and power of volunteerism that helps to make our communities vibrant. Interested in ...Read More >Morrison Receives Grant for Rosemont’s Wellness InitiativeMorrison Child and Family Services received a $3,000 grant from the Portland Timbers Community Fund of The Oregon Community Foundation to support the Wellness Initiative at Morrison’s Rosemont Treatment Center and School for Girls. The ...Read More >Program Spotlight: RosemontMorrison Child and Family Services’ Rosemont Treatment Center & School was established in 1902 as Villa Saint Rose by the Sisters of the Good Shepherd as a safe harbor for indigent and delinquent young women. ...Read More >National Child Abuse Prevention MonthApril is National Child Abuse Prevention Month and Morrison invites you to learn about the protective factors and prevention of child abuse in our community. Anything you do to support kids and ...Read More >Help Morrison Thank Foster Families!Here at Morrison Child and Family Services we believe that all children and youth—especially those coping with adversity and trauma—deserve a stable home full of love and hope for the future. As the largest provider ...Read More >Morrison Receives a Grant from the Pacific Power FoundationMorrison has received a $2,000 grant from the Pacific Power Foundation to support Morrison’s Youth Shelter Enhancement Project. The Enhancement Project is a program that assists adolescents who are escaping poverty and violence. Our clients ...Read More >Program Spotlight: Breakthrough Day TreatmentBreakthrough is a day treatment program for males between the ages of thirteen to eighteen who are in need of comprehensive alcohol and drug treatment. Teens receive individual, family and group counseling to work through ...Read More >Morrison Receives Grant for Breakthrough Therapeutic GardenMorrison Child and Family Services has received a $700 grant from the Hardy Plant Society of Oregon to support the Therapeutic Garden at Morrison’s Breakthrough Day Treatment Program. The Breakthrough Day Treatment Program helps teenagers ...Read More >