Check out our Corvallis volunteer opportunity!
We fight to make universal health care in Oregon a reality.

Want to join the fight for universal health care? Whether you’d like to work with lawmakers to achieve single payer, work in outreach to educate the public, or just learn more about the movement, you can join us, no experience necessary!
Please fill out the form below, and you will be added to the mailing and emailing lists of Mid-Valley Health Care Advocates and our statewide partner Health Care for All Oregon. We are thrilled to offer Corvallis volunteer opportunities!
The finance committee meets the first Tuesday of each month at 9:30 am and manages the internal finances of Mid-Valley Health Care Advocates.
Our Outreach and Communications Committee meets on the 2nd Tuesday of every month from 7 – 8pm on Zoom.
Universal healthcare is a vision for a society where every person has access to the care they need, free from discrimination or financial hardship. Transgender advocacy is central to this vision, not only because transgender people face some of the most severe health disparities, but also because their fight for patient-specific care challenges the healthcare system to become more equitable, evidence-based, and affirming for everyone… READ MORE
In January, we wrote about the Trump administration’s potential changes to Medicaid and who relies on its services. We focused on potential shifts in policy, budget cuts, and efforts to deregulate. In the following post we will discuss specific actions taken to cut Medicaid by federal and state lawmakers and what that means for the people who rely on its benefits.
DREAMers are undocumented immigrants who were brought to the United States as children and have grown up in the country. A new lawsuit threatens their access to health care.
Join our public meeting on the fourth Monday of the month at the Corvallis Unitarian Universalist Fellowship: 2945 NW Circle, Corvallis. Or, join us virtually on ZOOM → HERE. Attend and learn about our work to bring efficient and fair health care to all Oregonians. This meeting is open to the public, so feel free to bring along anyone you like! EVERYBODY IN – NOBODY OUT