Provider Organizations are private (nonprofit and for-profit) agencies who have been licensed and certified through the State of Oregon Department of Human Services under the Support Services for Adults rule Chapter 411-340-0170.
These agencies provide a wide array of services to people with developmental disabilities. At least every two years, they must be "re-certified" by the State of Oregon. For more information, please click here.
For a list of Provider Organizations serving the Portland metro-area, please click here.
Also of interest:
ORA (Oregon Rehabilitation Association) -The Oregon Rehabilitation Association (ORA) was formed in 1967 by nonprofit community agencies. For nearly 35 years, ORA has been the voice of providers, successfully advocating for people with disabilities in ways that truly make a difference in their lives. Their more than 100 member organizations are located throughout the state. The agencies' 3,000 employees provide community residential and employment supports to more than 7,000 people with disabilities.
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