This collaborative network connects resource to people by putting organizations in touch with each other in order to share information and achieve a greater collective impact. This helps our community agencies, organizations and service providers give better service to those in need.

The Marion County Community Resource Network (Marion County CRN) consists of member organizations that have agreed to share time, energy, ideas, and good will. Marion County CRN connects resources to people by putting organizations in touch with each other in order to share information and achieve a greater collective impact in "real time." The relationship-based effort will increase the likelihood that the needs of children, youth and families will be met. Providers can submit requests of unmet needs for their organization or clients and opt-in to categories of service requests.

Marion County CRN has created a two-pronged approach to meet that goal:

1. Direct inquiries to 2-1-1 or local resources;
   
   if a solution is not met,
   
   
2. Ask for assistance on the Marion County Community Resource Network.

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If you have any questions, please contact the Marion County CRN Administrator at (503)588-7975

The members of Marion County CRN meet quarterly to analyze trends and identify systemic community gaps that might need attention. Recommendations flow to the local advisory committees, which in turn provides advice to the regional steering committee.