The Assistive Technology (AT) Lab promotes accessibility and inclusion in our community and around the region by collaborating with people with disabilities, their families, professionals, students, businesses, government, and the public. We want more people to see, access, and feel comfortable with AT. Visit us in Community Vision’s universally-designed building and find out more!
USAHello provides free online information and classes in many languages. It is for newcomers of all backgrounds.
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The Arc of Multnomah-Clackamas provides advocacy, support, and services to children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities [I/DD] and their families.
Our vision is that people with all levels of ability have and embrace the opportunity to work, have relationships, contribute to their communities, and live life to the fullest.
Our values are those of equal opportunity:
Founded in 1995, Portland YouthBuilders is a non-profit organization committed to providing long term support for low income youth. Each year, we provide education, vocational training, and leadership development services for over 200 young people between the ages of 17 and 24 who have not completed high school and who face significant barriers to success.
INCIGHT is a nonprofit organization with a mission to unlock the potential of people through employment, education and independence. INCIGHT serves individuals living with barriers, people with disabilities, single parents, veterans, welfare recipients, and justice involved.
Three areas of priority:
EDUCATION: Helping Students & Educators Reach their Unlimited Potential. INCIGHT's education services include:
RAPID’s mission is to help people with disabilities and Veterans with disabilities accept, embrace, thrive and succeed in reaching their health, wellness and athletic performance goals. We do this by providing a top-tier, all-inclusive health, rehabilitation and social services program that focuses on life-long growth in a supportive environment.
Mission: Kerr empowers people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, mental health challenges, and other social barriers to lead self-determined lives and reach their full potential.
Vision: All people thrive in nurturing and inclusive communities.
Values: The values of our expert caregivers remain constant: compassion, commitment, collaboration, and advocacy
Kerr provides services for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD), mental health challenges, and other social barriers by:
As we implement under the Digital Equity Action Plan we've come across resources to share. If you have resources you'd like to share with others, please email us at digitalequity@portlanoregon.gov or use the Feedback button below.
Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon's Metro HomeShare helps Home Providers stabilize and retain their housing by developing the unused portions of their home into affordable rentals for Home Seekers. Our program also addresses deeper human needs for connection, community, independence and empowerment.
Staying connected while social distancing - Flyer
Are you a lower income resident of Clackamas County, over 55 and in need of a computer or tablet to stay connected with family and friends?
To ask about getting a free computer or tablet, contact Access Technologies, Inc. at 503-361-1201 or 800-677-7512
Services are available in any language.
Servicios disponibles en cualquier idioma.
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