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Tiny House, Big Skills
Youth at OYA's Tillamook facilities build a house from the ground up, learning job skills in the process.
OYA Manager to Present on Positive Youth Development and Isolation
Shannon Myrick will be part of a free webinar sponsored by the Council of Juvenile Correctional Administrators.
Marathon Runners Finish the Way They Began: Together
Six youth completed the third annual marathon inside the fence at MacLaren Youth Correctional Facility.
Oak Creek Youth Learn Construction Isn’t Just for Men
The Girls Build program teaches youth job skills — and gives them confidence.
MacLaren Youth Lead Celebration of Black History Month
MacLaren youth led an event that included Black history lessons, trivia, and youth performances.
Welcome to The U
OYA adopted a new way of working with the most emotionally reactive youth — and both youth and staff have changed for the better.
Unprecedented Donation Improves MacLaren Gym
Salem Evangelical Church donated $110,000 to install a new gym floor.
Looking Forward – 2018
See what OYA is anticipating in the coming year.
Youth Earns Prestigious Community Scholarship
Tae B. has made many positive changes in his life during the past two years.
Rogue Valley YCF Youth Give Back Through Knitting
New Bridge Knits teaches youth how to knit, how to run a business, and how to help the community.
He hated his probation officer at first sight. Now he’s working for him.
The first time he met Rod Salinas, Manny was an angry 17-year-old in a Marion County juvenile courtroom.