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Other Resources
This page offers a collection of helpful resources that can provide support, information, and assistance on a variety of topics. Whether you're seeking mental health services, educational opportunities, or recreational activities, you'll find valuable links and contacts here. These resources are intended to supplement our services and connect you with organizations and programs that can further assist you on your journey.

The St. Helens Parks & Recreation program offers a wide variety of activities and resources for residents of all ages. From youth sports leagues and after-school programs to adult fitness classes and senior activities, there's something for everyone. They manage beautiful parks and trails throughout the city, providing opportunities for outdoor recreation and community events. With a focus on fostering healthy lifestyles, community engagement, and creating memorable experiences, St. Helens Parks & Recreation enhances the quality of life for all who live, work, and play in St. Helens.
As a program of the Columbia Economic Team, we are a small business marketing nonprofit that bolsters Columbia County Oregon's economy by persuading residents and visitors to shop, taste, play, and choose local first.
Special Olympics Oregon brings year-round sports training and competition to children and adults with intellectual disabilities.
Through the challenges and triumphs of real competition, we serve Oregon’s largest disability population by celebrating their abilities. And by competing, athletes experience life-changing opportunities to improve physical fitness, learn everyday life skills and connect more closely to their communities.
Teens and adults who experience disabilities often struggle finding a social space where they are valued and can build friendships. Activities and events not only provide opportunities for social needs to be met but they also increase mental and emotional well being in participants.
Strong communities encourage everyone to contribute their unique talents and abilities towards a shared experience. Strong communities support the right and promote the abilities of everyone to successfully participate in activities, events and environments. Strong communities provide opportunity to join together in service to one another.
PHAME is a fine and performing arts academy serving adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Located in Portland, Oregon, and also operating online, our education and performance programs empower students to learn new skills, take artistic risks, and build lasting relationships with people who share their experience of having a disability.
PHAME is built upon the belief that art is for everyone, and that our community is stronger when it champions opportunities for all. With that in mind, PHAME brings passion, joy, and rigor to arts education and performance.
Promoting and defending the human rights of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and actively supporting their full inclusion and participation in the community throughout their lifetimes.
We are a self-advocacy organization fighting for the rights of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. As a 501(c)(3) organization operated by people with disabilities, we organize and advocate for full inclusion in society. We work to reverse the assumption that people with disabilities deserve only limited roles in society.
We represent self-advocates in Oregon. We work to educate others that people with disabilities can contribute to society in meaningful ways. We have a voice in legislation affecting people with disabilities, and appeal to our lawmakers on a local, state, and national level.
On behalf of all people with disabilities, we stand for equal employment opportunities, living wages, and affordable healthcare.

The Oregon DD Coalition advocates for DD services on behalf of and with people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, their families, and support organizations in Oregon.
We influence DD service and community support systems and legislation by communicating with a common, consistent voice – creating better opportunities for Oregonians with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
We advance social and policy change so that people with developmental disabilities, their families and communities may live, work, play, and learn together.