Juliette's House

🌈 Pride Month is about more than celebration—it is also about safety, belonging, and hope.

Studies show that LGBTQ+ youth are significantly more likely to experience suicidal thoughts and self-harm, particularly when they face rejection, discrimination, or abuse. The good news is that supportive families, trusted adults, and affirming communities dramatically reduce those risks.

One caring adult can change the course of a child's life.

At Juliette's House, we are committed to ensuring every child has access to safety, support, and a place where they are treated with dignity and respect.

Because every child deserves to know they matter exactly as they are.

🌟 Join the Juliette’s House Team and Help Change Lives 🌟

At Juliette’s House, every position plays a role in creating a caring community free of child abuse, where every child and family has access to hope, healing, and support. We're currently hiring for two incredible opportunities to make a difference right here in Yamhill County:

Office Coordinator
Be the welcoming face of our organization while helping keep our mission moving forward. This role supports daily operations, staff, donors, community partners, and the systems that allow our programs to thrive.

Hope & Healing Case Manager / Skills Trainer
Join our Hope & Healing Counseling Center team and provide direct support to children and families impacted by trauma. This role combines case management, skills training, service coordination, and client support to help families access the resources and tools they need to heal and grow.

Help us build a stronger future for children and families in Yamhill County. Share this post and help us find our next amazing team members! For more information or to download and read the full job descriptions, visit JuliettesHouse.org/employment

HOT DAYS, SAFE KIDS
As temperatures climb across Oregon, it's important to remember that children are especially vulnerable to extreme heat. Their bodies heat up faster, and they depend on the grown-ups in their lives to help keep them safe.

A few simple steps can make a big difference:
💧 Encourage children to drink water often—even before they say they're thirsty.
🌳 Take frequent breaks in the shade or air-conditioned spaces.
👕 Dress kids in lightweight, light-colored clothing.
🏃 Schedule outdoor play for the morning or evening when temperatures are cooler.
🚗 NEVER leave a child in a parked vehicle—not even for a minute. Temperatures inside a car can become deadly in a very short time.

Watch for warning signs such as dizziness, excessive fatigue, headaches, nausea, or unusual irritability. Heat-related illness can develop quickly and become a medical emergency. If a child becomes confused, unresponsive, or loses consciousness, call 911 immediately.

As you enjoy the sunshine, take a moment to check on the children in your care and make sure they're staying cool, hydrated, and protected. Check out this page for more information about safety in extreme heat: https://ow.ly/AM5H50Zbcnt

Every Child Deserves Safety and Belonging

🌈 This Pride Month, we celebrate a simple truth: every child deserves to feel safe, valued, and accepted for who they are.

Research consistently shows that LGBTQ+ youth experience higher rates of bullying, abuse, family rejection, depression, and self-harm compared to their peers. Supportive adults and affirming communities can make a life-changing difference.

At Juliette's House, we believe every child deserves protection, healing, and the opportunity to thrive. When children know they are seen, heard, and accepted, they are more likely to reach out when they need help and more likely to find hope during difficult times.

This June, and every month, we stand with all children and families in creating communities where everyone belongs. 💙🌈

🎉 We Have a Winner! 🎉

Congratulations to Ben, the proud new owner of a Nintendo Switch 2! While the raffle winner was his incredible grandmother, Cindra, she immediately passed the prize along to him, officially earning her a spot in the Grandma Hall of Fame.

A heartfelt thank you to Brittney and David Beam, owners of Pacific Northwest Tire, for generously sponsoring this raffle and helping make moments like this possible. Your commitment to supporting children and families in our community means so much to us.

Thank you to everyone who purchased raffle tickets and supported Juliette’s House. Every ticket helps us continue providing hope, healing, and safety to children and families throughout our community.

Community Champion Spotlight!

Today, we're sending a huge THANK YOU to Cascade Creative Media for their incredible support of Juliette's House.

Through their generous donation of advertising space and ongoing commitment to helping local organizations thrive, they have helped us expand awareness of Prevention Education and reach more children and families who need hope and healing. Their dedication to strengthening our community goes far beyond business; it reflects a genuine commitment to making a difference.

We are especially grateful to owners Corey and the Cascade Creative Media team, whose passion for supporting local businesses and nonprofits shines through in everything they do. Their belief that communities grow stronger when we lift one another up is something we see firsthand through their generosity and partnership.

Please join us in thanking Cascade Creative Media for being more than a marketing company—they are true community advocates and champions for local causes. Juliette's House is grateful to have a champion like them in our corner. Check them out here: https://cascadecreativemedia.com/

☀️🔥❄️ HELP WANTED: COOL AIR RESCUE MISSION ❄️🔥☀️

Friends, we have a situation.

The sun has officially decided to move into our Prevention office full-time, and it is not paying rent. We are currently operating in what can only be described as a “lightly sautéed professional environment.” Pens are sweating. Computers are questioning their life choices. Humans are… persevering.

So we are putting out a highly urgent, extremely serious (but also slightly dramatic) request:
Does anyone have a portable stand-up air conditioner they are willing to donate for the summer months?

We promise it will be:
- Treated like royalty 👑
- Spoken to respectfully (“good morning, Your Chillness”)
- Given prime office placement

In return, you’ll receive our eternal gratitude, which is worth approximately 3–5 degrees of perceived temperature reduction, and unlimited bragging rights at dinner parties.

If you can help us avoid becoming a fully indoor sauna, please reach out.
Our team (and our increasingly damp foreheads) thank you.

Our office will be closed today as we pause to remember and honor the service men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. Their courage and selflessness will never be forgotten.

Hey friends - did you know that A.R.E. Manufacturing, Inc. in Newberg is having a Diaper Drive for our friends over at A Family Place? We're asking you to bring over some diapers to their office, or if it's easier, have them sent directly to their office. Use this link: https://ow.ly/AQZe50Z2Y1q

Juliette's House is seeking a Qualified Mental Health Professional (QMHP) who is passionate about helping children and families heal from trauma through evidence-based counseling, advocacy, and care coordination. This is more than a job — it is an opportunity to make a lasting difference for children right here in our own backyard.

If you are ready to join a collaborative, mission-driven team committed to healing, resilience, and hope, we encourage you to apply today.

Learn more and apply at julietteshouse.org/employment