About the Registry

The 2024 Disaster Intake Registry of Jackson and Josephine Counties is a unique and innovative system where interconnected providers collaborate to offer comprehensive support to our community. This registry leverages the diverse expertise of our personnel to better serve residents, especially those from historically marginalized communities.

Our Foundational Principles

Together, we operate under the following foundational principles:

1. Honor the Intrinsic Value of All People: We believe in the inherent worth and dignity of every individual.
2. Coordinate Efforts for Access: We are dedicated to developing and expanding access to disaster-related services for underserved communities and those most impacted by disasters.
3. Outreach, Engagement, and Support: We create opportunities for outreach, engagement, connection, and support to build a more resilient community.
4. Ensure No Wrong Door: We ensure that there is no wrong door for accessing services, making it easy for everyone to get the help they need.
5. Individualized and Broad Services: We recognize the need for individualized support and offer a broad array of services that are linguistically and culturally specific.
6. Networked and Collaborative Communities: We honor the disaster life cycle by ensuring that our communities are networked and collaborative before, during, and after disasters.

Project Partners

• Jackson County Community Long-Term Recovery Group
• United Way of Jackson County
• Rogue Food Unites
• Rogue Action Center
• Firebrand Resiliency Collective
• ACCESS
• Teresa McCormick Center

To learn more about this exciting project or get involved as an organization, please email .