Frequently Asked Questions
- Will the EOCRN help me find resources for my clients?
We hope so! First, check 211 or local resources to find out if the service or resource you are looking for is available in your area. If you are unable to find what you are looking for through other service providers; if you or your client experiences a barrier to accessing a needed service; or if a need is potentially difficult to fulfill, the EOCRN may be able to help. At this time, persons receiving resources must reside within Baker, Union, or Wallowa County.
- Can I join as an individual?
Yes! Members do not need to be affiliated with an organization. If you belong to a civic group or church, feel free to list that as your organization. If you do not belong to any organization, please register as a community member.
- Can more than one person from my organization join?
Yes. There is no limit to the number of members who can join from any one organization.
- My organization serves residents outside of Baker, Union and Wallowa counties. Am I eligible to become a member?
Yes. We recognize that many organizations serve a geographical area wider than just Baker, Union, and Wallowa Counties. Requests should only be for services and needs in Baker, Union, and Wallowa counties.
- Is there a cost to becoming a EOCRN member?
Membership is free for anyone who meets the membership criteria as outlined in the Terms of Use.
- Who manages the EOCRN?
The EOCRN was created in partnership with several organizations and Galaxux. Building Healthy Families administers the program and partners with Galaxux for program maintenance and future development. Galaxux has donated a license of this product to Eastern Oregon (Baker, Union, and Wallowa Counties) for their exclusive use.