Becky Johnson
Community Center
Redmond, Oregon
Community Meeting Room
Located at 412 SW 8th Street in Redmond, this meeting room is available for rental to nonprofits and other community groups.
This room can accommodate groups of up to 40 guests. Certain restrictions apply, please contact Brandy Richardson by email for further details and availability.
Campus Partners
Central Oregon Autism Movement
Central Oregon Autism Movement was established to assist individuals and families with autism by providing support, links to resources, autism-friendly events, and community inclusion.
Healthy Families of the High Desert
Healthy Families of the High Desert provides home visits to all newborns in Deschutes County. This program provides education and information on parenting, well-child growth, and development and community services.
Saving Grace
Saving Grace provides comprehensive family violence and sexual assault services and promotes the value of living free from violence. They provide emergency shelter, transitional housing support groups, crisis counseling, therapeutic counseling, and education.
Central Oregon Partnerships for Youth (COPY) Program of DSCO
The Deschutes County Sheriff's Office created the Central Oregon Partnerships for Youth (COPY) program to provide support and assistance to the children of inmates, giving them an opportunity to succeed.
The Father's Group
The Father’s Group is Black-led, but it embraces collaboration and cross-cultural influences, operating not just a group, but also as dedicated individuals who are doing great work in the community in education, business and social services.
WIC (Women, Infants and Children) and Deschutes County Health MOVED
NEW LOCATION!
236 NW Kingwood Ave Redmond, Oregon 97756
Every Child Central Oregon
Every Child Central Oregon connects caring community members with vulnerable children and families in partnership with the Department of Human Services. We are dedicated to the flourishing of every child.
NeighborImpact Head Start
Dedicated to helping ensure that children ages 3-4 years old from low-income families are ready for school. Head Start builds success for children through child focused, family-centered services that enhance social competence, school readiness, and overall health and well-being.
