WASHINGTON, D.C. — Oregon will receive $4 million to enhance behavioral health services across the state, with $600,000 specifically allocated to the Umpqua Community Health Center in Roseburg.
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Senators Ron Wyden and Jeff Merkley announced the funding on Monday in a joint statement. The financial support will be directed toward mental health and substance abuse programs—two critical issues highlighted by constituents during Wyden’s recent town hall series.
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This investment aims to strengthen the community’s resources for addressing mental health challenges and substance use disorders, ensuring that more residents have access to essential services.
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