Or. Admin. Code § 309-020-0105 - Definitions
(1) "Culturally and
linguistically responsive services" means the provision of effective,
equitable, understandable, and respectful quality care and services that are
responsive to diverse cultural beliefs and practices, preferred languages,
health literacy, and other communication needs.
(2) "Culturally and linguistically specific
services" means provision of culturally and linguistically responsive services
(defined in section (1) of this rule set) designed for and delivered to a
specific population by a provider who shares the culture, language, or identity
with the individual seeking services. Culturally and linguistically specific
services are grounded in the cultural values of minoritized communities to
elevate their voices and experiences, with the aim of enhancing emotional
safety, belonging, and a shared collective cultural experience for healing and
recovery of the community served.
(3) "Gender-affirming and responsive
services" means services that holistically attends to but is not limited to
transgender, gender-nonconforming, non-binary, Two Spirit and intersex people's
physical, mental, and social health needs and well-being while respectfully
affirming their gender identity. Gender affirming care is sensitive and
responsive to an individual's gender identities and expressions. Gender
affirming care complies with non-discrimination laws.
(4) "LGBTQIA2S+ affirming and inclusive
services" means services that proactively create an environment that
intentionally and purposefully supports members of the LGBTQIA2S+ community.
LGBTQIA2S+ community members are treated with respect, dignity and have
equitable access to services, supports, and opportunities in a manner that
sustains their whole selves.
(5)
"Peer respite services" means voluntary, non-clinical, short-term residential
peer support as defined in ORS
430.275.
(6) "Peer-run organization" means a
community-based organization as defined in ORS
430.275.
(7) "Peer support" means assistance as
defined in ORS 430.275.
(8) "Recovery principles" means a set of
principles and values that are holistic, strengths-based, mutually supportive,
respectful, individualized and person-directed, and that support
self-direction, empowerment, responsibility, and hope for people.
(9) "Trauma-informed practices" means
strengths-based practices that seek to understand trauma and how it impacts
people's lives. Trauma-informed practices emphasize physical, psychological,
and emotional safety for everyone and support people in having choice and
control of their own lives.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 430.275 & HB 2980 (2021)
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 430.275
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