Individuals

Pearl Buck’s Community Employment Program locates and maintains employment opportunities in the community for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. They provide ongoing coaching and support.

Employment First is an Oregon state policy which states that work in integrated jobs is the first and priority option in planning employment services for working-age adults and youth.

This is a network of families, friends, educators, and service providers whose goal is to support families, friends and individuals with Down syndrome through small gatherings, family outings, providing educational scholarships and by attending regional/national events.

This is a research center dedicated entirely to understanding human behavior and improving the quality of human life. ORI scientists study topics that include those that affect people with developmental disabilities.

IRIS creates evidence-based training and professional development materials for parents, parent educators, and K-12 school staff. Their videos, application, curriculum and online courses get produced through partnerships with top researchers around the country.

Asperger Support Network, offers a supportive environment where individuals, families, and professionals can access specialized training, effective consultation, social thinking groups, and a range of products to meet the needs of those with Asperger Syndrome and similar social, behavioral, and sensory needs.

LILA provides information and referral, skills training, peer counseling, advocacy, services for transitioning to independent living.

Garten provides vocational, day activity and retirement services as well as employment services for people with developmental disabilities and long-term mental illness.

Dungarvin provides supported living services, supported employment services, day services, and residential opportunities.

Alvord Taylor provides supported living services, employment services, and residential opportunities.