The City of Bend’s Accessibility Advisory Committee’s (COBAAC) purpose is to assist and advise the city on the most efficient and responsible means by which to make its programs, services, activities and facilities accessible to all of Bend’s residents and visitors. They focus on:

• Advising on accessibility improvements and policies

• Promoting inclusive community events and activities

• Supporting businesses in becoming more accessible

Center for Independent living committed to providing guidance, resources and support to empower people with disabilities and their community.

• Skill building

• Peer support

• Work incentive network

ALSO supports people experiencing disabilities through inclusion through their network of services, volunteer engagement and career opportunities.

• Employment services

Substance abuse is one of the most difficult challenges Central Oregon employers face. This addiction treatment organization offers support, encouragement, accountability and structure, creating the opportunity to build a more fulfilling and sober life.

Group of behavior professionals providing functional behavior analysis (FBAs) and positive behavior support plans (PBSPs) to individuals with intellectual and developmental delay in Oregon and Washington.

A nonprofit organization dedicated to enriching the lives of individuals with developmental, intellectual and physical disabilities, as well as other community members who experience barriers to full community participation.

CODSN is dedicated to creating a positive vision and ensuring long-term success for people with disabilities and their families. By fostering a community of belonging and support, CODSN offers:

• Peer support and networking opportunities

• Educational resources and workshops

• Advocacy and awareness programs

Helps people with disabilities with their disability-related legal issues in Oregon.

A core  resource for the disabled community in Central Oregon, this resource site connects people with disabilities to resources such as employment opportunities, service providers, housing, service eligibility, recreation, activities, support groups, and more:

• Employment and training opportunities

• Housing assistance and service eligibility

• Recreational activities and events

• Support groups and community engagement

FACT Oregon empowers families and transforms how communities perceive disability. Their peer support, training, and resources equip and empower families, transform how they see disability, and help them have high expectations and dream big dreams for their children. Through their work, they aim to:

• Equip families with peer support and resources

• Provide training that empowers and educates

• Encourage high expectations and big dreams for children with disabilities

A public nonprofit dedicated to significantly improving the lives of people with Down Syndrome through research, medical care, education and advocacy.

Mentor Oregon works with family members, friends, MENTOR Oregon staff, caregivers, and case managers to build a network of caring around each individual they support.

• Brokerage services

• IDD services

• Brain injury and mental health

This organization is dedicated to providing personalized support for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities in search of employment, independent living, social interaction and personal growth.

• Supported employment

• Residential support

• Behavior consultation

Rever Grand sends compassionate and highly trained Direct Support Professionals into the homes and communities of individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities to provide assistance with developing independence.