Works to connect individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families with supports and services. Provides case management services and assistance with advocacy, disability awareness training, education, recreation programs, and vocational training.

Program to educate school age children about diverse abilities, and the differences and uniqueness of individuals. The program helps young people to recognize and value people's abilities, rather than their disabilities. The goal is to encourage children to be more apt to embrace diversity throughout their lives by teaching children to better understand and be better equipped to accept differences.

The Community Education Program educates members of the medical community, professionals, self-advocates, caregivers and anyone in the greater community who is interested in making their team or place of business more welcoming for all. The program can be tailored to agency or group needs. Classes combine the real life expertise of families, with accurate information on disability. Length of training can vary based on need, generally not less than 45 minutes, full day training's also available. Topics have included creating a welcoming environment, Individual Education Plans (IEP), Fine Motor, Speech and Language, financial planning for people with disabilities, Person Centered Planning, and Healthy eating habits and special diets. All classes provide families with free on-site child care.

Program to educate school age children about diverse abilities, and the differences and uniqueness of individuals. The program helps young people to recognize and value people's abilities, rather than their disabilities. The goal is to encourage children to be more apt to embrace diversity throughout their lives by teaching children to better understand and be better equipped to accept differences.

The Community Education Program educates members of the medical community, professionals, self-advocates, caregivers and anyone in the greater community who is interested in making their team or place of business more welcoming for all. The program can be tailored to agency or group needs. Classes combine the real life expertise of families, with accurate information on disability. Length of training can vary based on need, generally not less than 45 minutes, full day training's also available. Topics have included creating a welcoming environment, Individual Education Plans (IEP), Fine Motor, Speech and Language, financial planning for people with disabilities, Person Centered Planning, and Healthy eating habits and special diets. All classes provide families with free on-site child care.

Provides information, training, and guidance on the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Provides fact sheets in response to commonly asked questions about the ADA.

Provides workshops and training on a variety of topics to family members, professionals, volunteers, staff, community partners, and youth. Topics include:
-Peer Delivered Support Foundations
-Family Support Group Facilitation
-Journey to Advocacy
-Families and Professionals as Policy Partners
-Peer Coach Certification Program
-Adult Mental Health First Aid
-Youth Mental Health First Aid
-Collaborative Parenting Series
-IEP Basics
-Cultural Awareness, Responsiveness, and Competency
-Introduction to Collaborative Problem Solving
-Family Experiences in Residential Care
-QPR (Question, Persuade, Refer)

Oregon Family to Family Health information Center (OR F2F HIC) operates a call-in center for family members of children and youth with special needs and chronic health conditions (developmental and emotional disabilities, behavioral problems, and chronic physical illnesses) and professionals who serve them. The center specializes in providing information and resources related to health information, health care access, and special needs systems and supports. All calls are confidential.

Families may also request to be placed on an email or postal mailing list to receive regular correspondence about issues of importance to children and youth with special needs in Oregon.