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April 2026: CCVOAD Partner Events April brings a full slate of partner events focused on wildfire readiness, volunteer training, and rural disaster preparedness. Community members, volunteers, and local leaders are invited to take part, build skills, and strengthen regional resilience. Wildfire Ready Workshop Join the Mt. Hood Corridor Wildfire Partnership for a free, interactive Wildfire … Read more

Strengthening Community Voice Through Pro Forum Focus Groups Oregon City Neighbors Build Community Resilience Together Oregon City Neighborhood Associations recently came together for a Governor’s Pro Forum Focus Group, engaging in meaningful conversations about community resilience and lived experience. The gathering created space for neighbors, partners, and local organizations to share how recent events have … Read more

February 2026 CCVOAD Partner Update: Monthly Meeting, Trainings, and Regional Recovery Events CCVOAD (Clackamas County Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster) is kicking off February 2026 with opportunities for partners to connect, learn, and strengthen community resilience across Clackamas County and the wider region. This update highlights our Monthly Partner’s Meeting, local preparedness trainings, and key … Read more

Join CCVOAD’s First Partner Meeting of 2026: Help Shape Recovery and Resilience in Clackamas County CCVOAD (Clackamas County Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster) is launching 2026 with our first Monthly Partner Meeting of the year, and we invite you to be part of it. This is an opportunity for current and prospective partners to learn … Read more

As 2025 comes to a close, CCVOAD (Clackamas County Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster) is reflecting with deep gratitude on the partners, donors, volunteers, and community stakeholders who make disaster response and recovery possible in Clackamas County. Your collaboration, generosity, and commitment remain the foundation of effective community resilience and long-term recovery. December Atmospheric River … Read more

Clackamas County is still reeling from last week’s flood, and many of our neighbors are facing serious, long-term recovery challenges. CCVOAD (Clackamas County Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster) is working closely with partners to assess unmet needs and identify where community support can make the greatest impact. This blog shares what we know so far, … Read more

“Clackamas County VOAD is deeply grateful to the Oregon Community Foundation for this vital grant through the Disaster Readiness and Response Fund. This support is more than just funding; it is an investment in resilience, preparedness, and the long-term recovery of our community. Thanks to OCF’s generosity, CCVOAD can continue strengthening collaboration, supporting survivors, and … Read more