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Help for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD), their families, and our whole community.

In danger now? Call 911. In crisis? Call or text 988.

Disability help (I/DD)

For people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families.

  1. Apply at your county DD program.
  2. Plan with a services coordinator or personal agent.
  3. Choose the supports that fit your life.

Start here: apply in your county

Your county DD program checks if you can get services. Children and adults can apply.

More disability help

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Help making a plan (adults)

A personal agent helps you set up services.

Adults with I/DD who live in their own home or a family home can pick a brokerage instead of the county. A personal agent helps you plan.

Support at home, at work, and during the day

Staff, group homes, day programs, job coaching.

Provider agencies give hands-on support once you have services. Your coordinator or personal agent can help you choose.

Hire your own support worker

Find and manage a personal support worker (PSW).

If you have in-home hours, you can hire your own personal support worker. These groups help.

Find a job

Job help for people with disabilities.

Vocational Rehabilitation (VR) helps people with disabilities get and keep a job. It is free.

Family support and speaking up

School help, self-advocacy, and your rights.

Help with school, speaking up for yourself, and knowing your rights.

Family Networks across Oregon

Fun and friends

Social groups and getting outdoors.

Fun, friendship, and getting outdoors.

Tools and technology

Devices and equipment that help.

Try or borrow devices, phones, and equipment.

State offices

Oregon offices for disability services.

Oregon offices that run and plan disability services.

Other community help

Food, health care, housing, money, and more in Clatsop, Tillamook, and Lincoln Counties.

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Crisis & Safety

35 services

Crisis lines

Domestic and sexual violence

Public safety (non-emergency)

Emergency Readiness

14 services

Emergency preparedness

Health

55 services

Health care

Mental health and addiction

Housing

48 services

Housing and shelter

Jobs

15 services

Jobs and employment

School & Kids

46 services

Education

Children and families

Money & Benefits

50 services

Benefits and money

Utilities and energy help

Basic needs

Food

Getting Around

8 services

Transportation

Fun & Friends

33 services

Community and recreation