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About
Yamhill County Health and Human Services (HHS) provides publicly funded behavioral health, developmental disabilities, and public health services to all residents of Yamhill County. Through a combination of providing direct services and system coordination and development, HHS strives to enhance community health and safety in every part of the county.
Learn more about our programs by downloading our HHS Guide:
HHS Mission
Yamhill County Health and Human Services promotes the public's physical, emotional, and social well-being through services, prevention, education, and partnerships.
HHS Values
- Excellence - We advocate for, develop, and provide high-quality programs, services, and information; we are dedicated to the highest standard and integrity in the stewardship of all resources.
- Community Focus - We demonstrate a commitment to community wellness; we promote a collaborative environment that encourages independence, health, and safety.
- Equity and Diversity - We provide opportunities for all people to reach their full potential; we appreciate diversity within our community and workplace and recognize the value it brings to serving people.
- Collaboration - We treat individuals with courtesy and value their contributions; we work collaboratively with individuals, families, and communities to strengthen our efforts toward fulfilling our mission.
- Communication - We demonstrate effective, responsive, and timely communication to promote a healthy, inclusive community.
- Continuous Improvement - We make quality an ongoing focus; we continuously assess and monitor individual, family, organizational, and community needs.
Trauma-Informed Care
Experiencing a trauma can change the way an individual perceives the world. Whether it is a single event (such as natural disaster, a fire, or an automobile accident) or a more complex trauma (like prolonged exposure to abuse, attachment issues, or community violence), a youth or adult's thoughts, feelings, and behaviors can be impacted and filtered through this perspective.
Yamhill County HHS provides trauma-sensitive services for clients and family members who are supporting those receiving services. This begins with an initial screening and assessment and continues by utilizing strategies and staff approaches to promote a culture of care that is trauma-informed and person-centered.
Notice of Privacy Practices
Behavioral Health Forms
Intake Forms (including questionnaire, registration, information, and policies)
- BH Information and Policies Packet Adult - English (PDF)
- BH Information and Policies Packet Adult - Spanish (PDF)
- BH Information and Policies Packet F&Y - English (PDF)
- BH Information and Policies Packet F&Y - Spanish (PDF)
- BH Client Questionnaire Packet Adult - English (PDF)
- BH Client Questionnaire Packet Adult - Spanish (PDF)
- BH Client Questionnaire Packet Youth - English (PDF)
- BH Client Questionnaire Packet Youth - Spanish (PDF)
- BH Client Registration Packet - English (PDF)
- BH Client Registration Packet - Spanish (PDF)
- Complaint Form Spanish (PDF)
Referral for Behavioral Health
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Health & Human Services
Phone: 503-434-7523
24/7 Crisis Hotline: 1-844-842-8200
Hours
McMinnville and Newberg Clinics
Monday - Friday: 7:30am - 5:30pm
Forms
Most Commonly Used Forms
- Referral for BH Services Form 2025 (PDF)
- Animal Bite Reporting Form (PDF)
- Euthanasia Consent Form (PDF)
- Temporary Restaurant Application July 2025 (PDF)
- EH Fees 2025 - 2026 (PDF)
- Mobile Unit License Application (PDF)
- Mobile Unit Plan Review Application (PDF)
- New Restaurant License Application (PDF)
- New Restaurant Plan Review Application (PDF)