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Latest update: 3/17/2020 11.00 AM
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Money Management Program
CAPECO Money Management Program (CMMP) provides Representative Payee services to help all individuals maintain independence, obtain financial security, and prevent financial abuse**. This Program is certified and approved by the Social Security Administration and the Veterans Administration.
Oregon Money Management Program (OMMP) provides Representative Payee services through a trained and certified payee to those age 18 and older who are also very low-income. These services are provided throughout Eastern Oregon (Umatilla, Morrow, Grant, Baker, Union, Wallowa, Malheur, and Harney counties).
Representative Payee Services - are provided by both Money Management Programs. The Program is appointed by the referring agency to manage the client account. An individualized budget is prepared. All bills and bank accounts are handled by this program. Participants may assist with their finances; however, Representative Payees will ensure that basic expenses and necessary payments are given priority.
Referrals are accepted from:
For more information about these programs, call 541-276-1926.
**Financial abuse involves unauthorized use of an elderly person’s funds or property, either by a family member, caregiver, or a stranger. Signs of Financial Abuse may include:
If you suspect financial abuse of yourself or a loved one, please contact: Aging and People with Disabilities at 1-800-442-4352 OR your local Law Enforcement office, Social Security Administration or call 1-877-405-0480
Oregon Money Management Program (OMMP) provides Representative Payee services through a trained and certified payee to those age 18 and older who are also very low-income. These services are provided throughout Eastern Oregon (Umatilla, Morrow, Grant, Baker, Union, Wallowa, Malheur, and Harney counties).
Representative Payee Services - are provided by both Money Management Programs. The Program is appointed by the referring agency to manage the client account. An individualized budget is prepared. All bills and bank accounts are handled by this program. Participants may assist with their finances; however, Representative Payees will ensure that basic expenses and necessary payments are given priority.
Referrals are accepted from:
- Aging and People with Disabilities
- Social Security Administration
- Veterans Administration
- Trust Accounts
- Other Funding Sources/Partnering Agencies/Faith-Based Organizations
- Self-Referrals
- Family requests for assistance
For more information about these programs, call 541-276-1926.
**Financial abuse involves unauthorized use of an elderly person’s funds or property, either by a family member, caregiver, or a stranger. Signs of Financial Abuse may include:
- Significant withdrawals from accounts
- Unpaid bills or lack of medical care
- Unnecessary services, goods, or subscriptions
- Financial activity the elder couldn't have done
- Changes in the elder's financial condition
- Items or cash missing from the household
If you suspect financial abuse of yourself or a loved one, please contact: Aging and People with Disabilities at 1-800-442-4352 OR your local Law Enforcement office, Social Security Administration or call 1-877-405-0480
