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Building Healthy Families

Last updated Jun 2026

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Building Healthy Families serves families across Eastern Oregon, with a Baker County office inside the Baker Early Learning Center. Free programs include parent education classes, weekly home visits, Parent Cafes, early-childhood playgroups, storytimes, and Safe Sitter training for youth. They also run a diaper bank and a food pantry with grab-and-go meals, formula, books, and basic supplies. Call (541) 524-2331 to get connected.

Services offered

Food & mealsPeer supportCase management

Who it's for

FamiliesLow-income

Location

Building Healthy Families

2725 7th St, Baker City, OR 97814

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