Federal government shutdown and SNAP benefits information from the Oregon Department of Human Services.

OHRA’s mission is to help low-income people build better lives. By offering hope and access to social services, we encourage those in need on the path to self-sufficiency.

Provides mental health services and support for individuals and families in crisis.

Offers inclusive programs and activities for people of all abilities.

Connects families with autism support services and educational resources.

Empowers anyone impacted by domestic and sexual violence through crisis advocacy, education, and support services.

Provides a homeless family shelter, hot lunches & groceries, urban rest stop, advocacy and social service support.

CNPLS is a private non-profit law firm, providing high quality legal representation to elderly and low-income residents of Jackson County.

The Employment Related Day Care (ERDC) program helps families who are working, in school, or receiving Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) pay for child care, including registration fees.

Promoting justice, equity & inclusion in housing across Oregon.

• For Policymakers: Fair Housing for People with Intellectual and Development Disabilities Flier IDD

• Fair Housing IDD Disability Brochure – Asking Reasonable Accommodations and Modifications

• Folleto sobre discapacidad IDD de vivienda justa: Solicitud de adaptaciones y modificaciones razonables (Fair Housing IDD Disability Brochure – Asking Reasonable Accommodations and Modifications Spanish)

• Reasonable Accommodation Interactive Tool IDD

• Best Practices for Landlords – How to Assist Tenants with IDD

• Fair Housing for IDD Service Providers and Advocates

• ¡Le damos la bienvenida a la herramienta interactiva de adaptaciones razonables! IDD Reasonable Accommodation Interactive Tool Flier (Spanish):

• IDD Fair Housing Video

• Fair Housing Guide for Individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities and their Families

• Vivienda Justa para Personas con Discapacidades Intelectuales y del Desarrollo y para sus Familias (Fair Housing for Individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities and their Families Spanish) IDD

The Work Incentives Network is one of two Oregon programs that offer no-cost benefits counseling to Oregonians with disabilities who are interested in working. Certified benefits counselors (called Work Incentive Coordinators) help people with SSI or SSDI disability benefits understand how working may affect their benefits and how work incentives can help them meet their job goals. 

For too long, people with disabilities could not save for the future out of fear of losing needed government benefits. An Oregon ABLE Savings Plan is a way to save for eligible expenses, invest for the future, and keep the benefits you rely on every day.

The Arc’s Center for Future Planning empowers people with disabilities and their families to take charge, plan ahead, and build lives filled with dignity, security, and purpose.

If you have a disability and are between the ages of 14 and 24, you can get help building job skills, exploring career interests and learning to advocate for yourself at work.