Adults and Children eligible for diversion services shall be provided with a safe and
healthy living environment.

To acquire and deliver the resources and services that enable
individuals to:

a. Live independent and inclusive lifestyles; and

b. Achieve their desired level of productivity.

Our core values are to work together with the community to establish a network throughout Eastern Oregon that:

• Advocates for persons eligible for services;

• Directs resources toward interventions that are cost effective and
   consistent with the wishes of the individual and those closest to them;

• Provides services that are sensitive to the culture and background
  of those being served;

•Builds on natural strengths of families and communities;

•Delivers timely response to needs;

•Embraces the principles of person-centered planning; and to

•Continues to support the efforts of self-advocates and family members.

1.    Recommend crisis/respite services modifications to
       EOHSC Board of Directors.

2.    Review revenue allocations.

3.    Analyze trends and potential causes of crisis situations.

4.    Submit annual report to stakeholders.

5.    Explore future possibilities and look for better ways to serve
      regional clients and the community.

6.    Utilize all available means of communications, including phone, fax,
       First Class E-mail and meetings.

7.    Resolve resource deficiencies.

8.    Identify resource development.

9.    Review performance measures and benchmarks.

10.  Update and/or amend policies and procedures.

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