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Treasure Valley Children's Relief Nursery

Last updated Jun 2026

About

Treasure Valley Children's Relief Nursery serves families in Malheur County who need extra support raising young children. They run therapeutic infant, toddler, and preschool classrooms alongside home visiting, subsidized childcare, behavioral support, parent education classes, and a family resource pantry. The programs aim to reduce family stress and prevent child abuse and neglect. Families can connect by contacting the nursery at 541-823-2526.

Services offered

Mental healthPeer supportCase managementFood & meals

Who it's for

Youth under 18FamiliesLow-income

Location

Treasure Valley Children's Relief Nursery

780 SE 6th Street, Ontario, OR 97914

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