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Wallowa Valley Center for Wellness facilitates wellness, recovery and community integration The next clinic is 148 miles (round-trip) away in La Grande, Oregon.

he primary provider of these services in Wallowa County. WVCW serves as the Community-Based Mental Health Program (CMHP) for Wallowa County. The center also works with people seeking to improve their life by providing tools for better living (stress reduction, anger management etc.) Programs are designed to serve individuals, families and groups.

12/08/2025

💰 $500 sign-on bonus for new Med Aids at WVCW! 💚 Bring your passion for helping others to our residential facilities—no experience necessary.

Start making a difference today.

Apply now and explore the opportunities waiting for you!

07/08/2025

It’s fair week here in Wallowa County! And while we love the livestock, tradition, and snowcones, we’re also proud to see young people stepping up to talk about something just as important: mental health.

These FFA officers are showing what real leadership looks like—being honest about stress, checking in on friends, and reminding us that it’s okay to ask for help. 💛

Their voices matter.

Thank you, Oregon FFA, for starting the conversation.

In Oregon’s agriculture community, mental health matters. FFA members want to remind farmers, ranchers, and rural families that they are never alone. Whether...

01/08/2025

Have You Ever Helped a Friend Get Ready for a Job?

🎯 Practiced interview questions together?
🎯 Suggested tweaks to their resume?
🎯 Helped them pick the perfect first-day outfit?
🎯 Cheered when they landed the job?!

That’s the kind of support we’re looking for.

As a Supported Employment Specialist, you’ll help others build confidence and take the next step in their employment journey.

✨ No experience? No worries — we’ll teach you everything you need.

Apply today: wvcenterforwellness.org/careers

22/07/2025

Just a reminder: your mental health deserves care, attention, and kindness—every single day. 💚
Not just when things fall apart, but when things feel okay too.

07/07/2025

🍦Have thoughts on what Wallowa County needs?

We’re all ears—and we’ve got ice cream!
Take this quick survey, then stop by our Hearts for Health office to grab your free ice cream voucher as a thank you.

📝 https://ow.ly/5sbF50Wm0Fe

02/07/2025

🎨 What a fantastic day at the Woodlands & Watershed Festival! Our team loved connecting with families while the kids got their faces painted. Together, we’re strengthening our community and sharing the resources that matter.

Thank you for stopping by! 💚

12/06/2025

💬 Speaking up is a sign of strength.

This , we’re reminding the men in our lives—and ourselves—that mental health matters. There’s power in talking, checking in, and showing up. You’re not alone, and it’s okay to ask for help.

Start the conversation: https://ow.ly/X34r50W86ku

19/05/2025

This weekend’s forecast? 100% chance of color! 🌈
We’re all in for community, connection, and some colorful cardio in support of the Joseph Interact Club. Join the fun this weekend!

Joseph Charter School

‼️IMPORTANT, starting location changed to the Joseph High School! Please bring friends and family to participate in this fun 5k to support JCS Interact Club!

13/05/2025

Today we celebrated National Mental Health Provider Day with drinks on us! ☕💚

Just a small way to say thank you to our incredible team for all they do to support our community’s mental wellness. Their dedication, compassion, and tireless work make a difference every single day.

Big thanks to Chuckwagon Sisters Catering & Concessions for teaming up with us and bringing the CWS coffee truck!

07/05/2025

💚 At our Live in Hope event, you helped raise over $58,000 for mental health and crisis care!

Because of your support, more people will find help in their hardest moments, more youth will have access to early support, and our friends and neighbors will know they’re not alone.

Your support fuels something bigger than any one moment - it empowers our community to thrive.

Thank you for standing with us 💚

06/05/2025

Just 2 Spots Left!

We’re so close to being able to host the Oregon Community CALM workshop this Friday, May 9—and we just need 2 more participants to make it happen.

If you’ve been considering it, now’s the time! Your registration could help bring this important su***de prevention training to our community.

🔗 https://www.inciteforchange.org/event-details/oregon-community-calm-5-9-25

Thank you for helping us build a safer, more connected community. 💛

01/05/2025

💚 Mental Health Month starts NOW! 💚
We believe mental health is for everyone, and this free DIY toolkit from is a great way to take action in your own life.

✨ Make May a month of mental wellness: https://ow.ly/VMFN50VLxvB

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Opening Hours

Monday	08:00 - 18:00
Tuesday	08:00 - 18:00
Wednesday	08:00 - 18:00
Thursday	08:00 - 18:00
Friday	08:00 - 17:00

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+15414264524

Website

http://www.wvcenterforwellness.org/

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Wallowa Valley Center for Wellness (WVCW) is a full service community-based program focusing on the mental health and life enrichment needs of the citizens of Wallowa County. Programs focus on people with mental and emotional disturbances, those with severe mental illness, people with drug and alcohol abuse issues, and people with developmental disabilities. Wallowa Valley Center for Wellness is the primary provider of these services in Wallowa County. The next clinic is 148 miles (round-trip) away in La Grande, Oregon. WVCW serves as the Community-Based Mental Health Program (CMHP) for Wallowa County. The center also works with people seeking to improve their life by providing tools for better living (stress reduction, anger management etc.) Programs are designed to serve individuals, families and groups.