Vocational Rehab
VR helps Oregonian’s who experience disabilities, including people with I/DD, find work
Central Oregon Disability Support Network
Central Oregon Disability Support Network (CODSN) is an influential and dedicated support and advocacy organization for individuals and families.
Adults 18+ | Age | Eligibility and Access | Employment and Personal Support | Federal Government | Financial Resources | Minors 0-17 | Residential and Housing | Service Providers | Support and Advocacy
Abilitree
Abilitree is a long standing non profit dedicated to helping the disabled connect to services in the local, state and federal world. I found their advice incredibly helpful and detailed while looking to help my son become more financially independent.
Activities and Recreation | Adults 18+ | Age | Exercise and Fitness | Minors 0-17 | Occupational Therapy | Physical Therapy
Healing Reins
Healing Reins Therapeutic Riding Overview Healing Reins provides therapeutic horse riding therapy to individuals with I/DD and other physical and emotional challenges. Located in a beautiful location on the outskirts of Bend, Oregon, the center combines volunteers and trained instructors to run classes on a regular schedule. From their website “Healing Reins is the only…
Oregon Adaptive Sports
Oregon Adaptive Sports Overview Oregon Adaptive Sports (OAS) supports the I/DD and disabled community in a variety of sports and recreational activities. Committed to providing access to all the year round outdoor recreational activities found in Central Oregon, OAS provides support to individuals based on their needs and abilities. Payment Options Self Pay Scholarships Services…
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Bend Parks and Recreation
Bend Parks and Rec provides a therapeutic recreation program designed to accommodate the I/DD community.
The program is designed to “offer opportunities for our participants to engage in activities that promote socialization, skill development, and physical activity.”