Provides outreach to older adults and adults with disabilities. Staff are available to provide special services to vulnerable people in the community. Through home visits and referrals, the program helps people live independently in a safe and healthy environment. Home visits may be used to assess an individual's living situation and identify existing needs. Provides information to connect individuals with resources through community partners and/or referrals to other agencies, as well as occasional emergency services.

Provides assistance and information on special needs trusts, guardianship, and community social services online or over the phone.

Provides connections to resources such as case management services, assistance with advocacy, disability awareness training, education, recreational programs, and vocational training.

Provides educational parenting support, family support group sessions, education and mentoring support, and referral to other resources as needed. This empowers individuals with disabilities, and their families, to take charge of their life's direction. Also assists in determining supports, goals, and community inclusion, resulting in increased independence.

Provides educational parenting support, family support group sessions, education and mentoring support, and referral to other resources as needed. This empowers individuals with disabilities, and their families, to take charge of their life's direction. Also assists in determining supports, goals, and community inclusion, resulting in increased independence.

Provides educational parenting support, family support group sessions, education and mentoring support, and referral to other resources as needed. This empowers individuals with disabilities, and their families, to take charge of their life's direction. Also assists in determining supports, goals, and community inclusion, resulting in increased independence.

Information and referral services to all City of Portland Bureaus, Multnomah County Departments, and other local government services. Also provides information about disability rights and resolves issues about ADA accessibility for the City of Portland.

Assists people with disabilities with general advocacy and locating community resources.

Provides information and referral support for disability-related topics. Maintains a clearinghouse of local resources available to youth and adults with disabilities. Also maintains a resource guide for children with special needs which includes activities, camps, community supports, educational supports, and employment programs.

Provides advocacy and limited legal services to people with disabilities. DRO's individual advocacy focuses on providing callers with information and materials about their rights to help them advocate for themselves. Occasionally, Disability Rights Oregon will engage in litigation to protect the rights of Oregonians under applicable federal and state laws.

DRO DOES NOT provide the following services:
-Representation in criminal or family law matters
-Help finding employment, housing, or financial assistance
-Case management
-Assistance for short term disability issues
-Transportation to doctor's office
-Applying for or appealing denial of Social Security disability benefits
-Estates and trusts
-Becoming the guardian of a person with a disability
-Out-of-state issues
-Workers' compensation
-Medical malpractice or personal injury
-Consumer or bankruptcy issues
-Anything that is not the wish of the person with the disability

Works to advance the dignity, equality, and self-determination of people with disabilities. Program pursues justice on matters related to human and legal rights and provides advocacy services to people with disabilities. DRW responds to requests for:
- Disability rights information and referrals
- Problem solving strategies for disability issues
- Community education and training
- Legal services for disability discrimination or violation of rights for systemic issues
DRW's legal resources are focused on major cases which will improve service systems for people with disabilities.

Provides information and referral for a variety of disability-related issues. Services include assisting individuals in obtaining a wheelchair, helping to find accessible housing, and providing information on disability-related laws and civil rights issues affecting people with disabilities.

Provides technical assistance, training modules, and dissemination of disability-related information for individuals, groups and Centers for Independent Living that focus on the advancement of the global Independent Living Movement.

Provides information and referral for a variety of disability-related issues. Services include assisting individuals in obtaining a wheelchair, helping to find accessible housing, and providing information on disability-related laws and civil rights issues affecting people with disabilities.

Provides technical assistance, training modules, and dissemination of disability-related information for individuals, groups and Centers for Independent Living that focus on the advancement of the global Independent Living Movement.

Provides information and referral for a variety of disability-related issues. Services include assisting individuals in obtaining a wheelchair, helping to find accessible housing, and providing information on disability-related laws and civil rights issues affecting people with disabilities.

Provides technical assistance, training modules, and dissemination of disability-related information for individuals, groups and Centers for Independent Living that focus on the advancement of the global Independent Living Movement.

Provides information and referral for a variety of disability-related issues. Services include assisting individuals in obtaining a wheelchair, helping to find accessible housing, and providing information on disability-related laws and civil rights issues affecting people with disabilities.

Provides technical assistance, training modules, and dissemination of disability-related information for individuals, groups and Centers for Independent Living that focus on the advancement of the global Independent Living Movement.

Provides independent living services to individuals, family members, and care providers. The four core services include advocacy, information and referral, peer counseling, and skills training. Also offers support groups and recreation activities.

Programs and services include: Information and Referral, Peer Mentoring, Mental Health Support Groups, Peer Counseling, Mental Health Peer Support Club, Disability Navigators (employment), The WIN Program (Benefit Coordination), Social Security benefits application assistance, and advocacy.

Mental Health Peer Support Club is located at 990 Oak Street.

Provides advocacy, training, and support to individuals with developmental disabilities and their families.

Provides a library and database of books, research reports, journals, and audiovisual materials on topics including; intellectual and physical disabilities, psychiatric disabilities, special education, medical rehabilitation, supported employment, independent living, assistive technology, law, and public policy. Also collects and disseminates the results of federally funded research projects.

Center staff can answer reference questions, provide bibliographic databases, search for specific disability-related topics, or provide photocopies of library materials that are difficult to locate elsewhere. The website includes several searchable databases of disability and rehabilitation resources.

Provides information on disability-related resources and groups in Oregon State, opportunities for trainings, consultations, and advocacy/self-advocacy for families and individuals affected by disability, direct care providers, case workers, and others, financial support for disability-related trainings and conferences, and advocacy for public policy affecting people with disabilities.

Provides peer support to parents/caregivers, who are raising children and youth who are in need of emotional, mental, behavioral health, and other health supports. Support includes one-to-one peer support, resource and system navigation, support groups, training opportunities, and advocacy support.

Provides peer support to parents/caregivers, who are raising children and youth who are in need of emotional, mental, behavioral health, and other health supports. Support includes one-to-one peer support, resource and system navigation, support groups, training opportunities, and advocacy support.

Provides peer support to parents/caregivers, who are raising children and youth who are in need of emotional, mental, behavioral health, and other health supports. Support includes one-to-one peer support, resource and system navigation, support groups, training opportunities, and advocacy support.

Provides peer support to parents/caregivers, who are raising children and youth who are in need of emotional, mental, behavioral health, and other health supports. Support includes one-to-one peer support, resource and system navigation, support groups, training opportunities, and advocacy support.

Provides peer support to parents/caregivers, who are raising children and youth who are in need of emotional, mental, behavioral health, and other health supports. Support includes one-to-one peer support, resource and system navigation, support groups, training opportunities, and advocacy support.

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 list to receive monthly correspondence about issues of importance to children and youth with special needs in Oregon.

Confidential website where parents and primary caregivers can check a child's development by completing one of the Ages & Stages Questionnaires®. No personal identifying information is required to use the site. Child's results letter, completed questionnaire, learning activities, follow-up, parenting materials, and community resources are available via email or download from the online session. The site also provides list of contacts for Oregon Early Intervention Providers and a Developmental Screening Toolkit for providers who are supporting parents to screen a child's development.

The Oregon State Department of Human Services (ODHS) Office of Intellectual and Developmental Disability Services oversees the state system of county ODHS offices that serve adults and children with intellectual or developmental disabilities. This office provides information about available services and can direct callers to their local office. County Community Developmental Disability Program (CDDP) offices decide eligibility.

Assists families of children and youth with special health care (CYSHCN) needs and the professionals who serve them identify sources for health care funding. Provides advice, information and referral, and taps into a network of other families and professionals for support and information.

Provides information on the accessibility of public buildings, transportation, employment, medical and adaptive equipment, personal assistance, and other resources for people with disabilities and their families and friends.

Provides advocacy, information and referral, residential and vocational supports, brokerage support, and supported employment. The Supported Living Program provides daily living assistance, including live-in care. Support can include medication administration, financial paperwork and budgeting assistance, assistance with chores and cooking, and social supports.

Supports people with disabilities, their families and loved ones by providing Information and Referral, Peer Mentoring/Supports, Independent Living Skills Training, Individual and Systems Advocacy, Life Transition Services, and Dial-A-Ride.

Provides an information line for general and technical questions concerning ADA issues (Americans with Disabilities Act) such as public accommodations, design standards, and enforcement. Also provides topic specific information on the website including information related to service animals.

Advisory committee to the governor, legislature, and other state agencies regarding disability and employment issues. Provides information and referral to the community; brochures available. Provides training and technical assistance to the business community to promote employment opportunities and raise awareness.