About
They create a positive vision, long-term success, and a community of belonging & support for people with disabilities and their families. Serving Central and Eastern Oregon, they provide no-cost disability education, advocacy, resources, and community for people with disabilities. Their services include New Parent Education and Support, Prenatal Diagnosis Packets, Disability Education and Training, Person-Centered Planning, Quarterly Family Fun Days, and Monthly Parent Meet Ups. They also offer Community Resources, Training, and Support for providers, educators, and leaders in their community. Central Oregon Disability Support Network has been a friend-by-your-side for people with disabilities and their families since 2004, providing a place where families can meet, share experiences, and find support.
Insurance & payment
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Services & specialties
New Parent Education and Support
They provide support for new parents navigating a new diagnosis, connecting and supporting families on their journey.
Prenatal Diagnosis Packets
They offer high-quality information, parent testimonials, and community resources to help families prepare for the future after a prenatal diagnosis.
Disability Education and Training
They deliver high-quality educational opportunities for parents, professionals, and communities in their geographic area, coming to them rather than the other way around.
Person-Centered Planning
They partner with families to identify their child's strengths, passions, talents, goals, and vision for their future, creating a plan to maximize their success at home, in school, and long into life after they graduate.
Quarterly Family Fun Days
They sponsor quarterly events for families and individuals to recreate, enjoy, and connect with other families.
Monthly Parent Meet Ups
They host monthly parent meet ups so that parents can get out of the house, relax, connect, and problem-solve with the support of a resourced, empathetic group of peers.