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Direction Service is a multi-program organization that has helped people with special needs, and their families, live their lives to the fullest since 1976. Summer Directory 2017 A directory of activities, camps, and services available during the summer season to youth and families with disabilities. www.directionservice.org 541-686-5060
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Direction Service is a multi-program organization that has helped
people with special needs, and their families, live their lives to the fullest since 1976.
Summer Directory 2017
A directory of activities, camps, and services available during the summer season to youth and families with disabilities.
www.directionservice.org 541-686-5060
1144 Gateway Loop, Suite 200 Springfield, OR 97477
(541) 686-5060
The Summer Directory is prepared annually by Direction Service, Inc. It is also available at http://www.directionservice.org
The following information is current as of April 20, 2016. Please feel free to duplicate and distribute this directory to those you feel would benefit. If you have questions, please contact us at
541-686-5060 or [email protected]
Inclusion in this directory does not constitute endorsement by Direction Service, Inc. INDEX CAMPS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PAGE 1-15 DIAGNOSTIC AND TREATMENT SERVICE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PAGE 16-21 EDUCATIONAL SERVICES. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PAGE 22-24 EMPLOYMENT PROGRAMS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PAGE 25-27 RECREATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . PAGE 28-37 RESPITE CARE AND SUPPORT. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PAGE 38-41 WEBSITES RESOURCES. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PAGE 42-43
Direction Service esta interesado en ayudar familias con niños con impedimentos en los programas de verano. Si usted quiere infomación acerca de los programas o de otras actividades en el
verano por favor llame al 541-686-5060 y deje su nombre y su numero de telefono.
WEBSITE RESOURCES
www.211.org 2-1-1 is a free and confidential service that helps people find the local resources they need. You can use the website or simply dial 2-1-1. www.acacamps.org The American Camp Association website is a guide. It outlines how to choose a camp, contains questions to ask of camp personnel, evaluates considerations to be made for individual children, and lists camps that have been accredited by the American Camping Association. www.kidscamps.com/ This website offers camps for specific special needs, sports, fine and performing arts, academics, self-improvement, special interests, winter/summer break, families and community service programs. Camps are searchable by region of the country. www.summercamps.com This website offers information about day, overnight, adventure/tour and travel, sports, art, and winter/spring break camps. There are also special needs and academic opportunities. Camps are searchable by country, state, religion, price range and gender. www.strugglingteens.com This website offers information about the schools and programs available for troubled teens. Many kinds of camps are listed and include therapeutic, addiction, eating disorders, gender specific and wilderness programs. www.autismsocietyoregon.org/resources/professional-directory/summer-camps/ Autism Society of Oregon lists summer camp (overnight and day camps) opportunities throughout Oregon. www.eugene-or.gov/143/Camps Eugene Recreation Guide offers information on camps and recreation in Eugene.
www.willamalane.org/camps/ Willamalane has sports camps, nature camps, climbing camps, dance camps and many more camps sure to ignite creativity and a sense of adventure. www.rrpark.org/ River Road Park and Recreation Guide offers recreation, enrichment, and community activities.
Summer Directory
Camps
B'nai B'rith Summer Camp
A one-week residential program. The Kehila program provides children with special needs the opportunity to experience Jewish camping, find meaning in Jewish life, and make connections with other children. In a full inclusion model, Kehila campers will have a chance to participate in all that BB Camp has to offer with support led by an inclusion specialist. Scholarships available. Registration available online. Activities inlcude, arts, crafts, atheletics, watersports and aquatics, and more.
Ben Charlton
9400 SW Beaverton Hillsdale Hwy, Suite # 200
Beaverton OR 97005
http://bbcamp.org/summer-camp/
503-452-3443
Boy Scouts of America
The Oregon Trail Council for Boy Scouts of America offers camping experiences for boys in grades 1-12. Overnight camping is offered to all while day camps are offered to Cub Scouts, grades 1-5. Activities include archery, bb guns, crafts, games, waterfront. Online registration begins March 15. Prices vary with sessions.
2525 Martin Luther King Blvd.
Eugene OR 97401
www.otcbsa.org
541-485-4433
541-484-3080 (fax)
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Camps
Camp Attitude
Eight 1-week overnight camps for campers with a physical or developmental disability and their families. All ages welcome. Dedicated to providing a unique Christian camping experience for families in the disability community.
PO Box 207
Foster OR 97345
http://www.campattitude.com/
541-401-1052
Camp Harlow
Faith based summer day camp sessions are for ages 5-9. Summer Overnight sessions are for grades 1-12. Activities include rock wall climb, horse programs, swim lessons, zip line, go carts, bumper boats, games, crafts, poolside café and bookstore. Registration forms and specific camp descriptions available on website.
3850 County Farm Road
Eugene OR 97408
www.campharlow.com
541-683-5416
541-684-3402 (fax)
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Camps
Camp JAM
Camp JAM (Juvenile Arthritis Matters) at Canby Grove is a weekend retreat for children and teens up to 18 with rheumatic conditions and their families. This opportunity allows families to meet other families, learn about arthritis, and have fun in a supportive setting. Camp will be held August 5-7th, 2016. Free.
Winnie Monohan
7501 S. Knights Bride Rd.
Canby OR 97013
www.arthritis.org/oregon
206-547-2707 ext. 101
888-391-9389
Camp Korey
Camp sessions are for children with dermatologic conditions, solid organ transplants, craniofacial differences, metabolic bone conditions, mitochondrial disease, and skeletal dysplasia. Four sessions will include children with general conditions, that is with other life-altering medical conditions not included in the preceding list. Campers must be between the ages of 7-16 years of age. Free.
24880 Brotherhood Rd.
Mt. Vernon WA 98274
www.campkorey.org
425-440-0850
425-404-2158 (fax)
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Camps
Camp Meadowood Springs
Camp experience for individuals and their families impacted by communication and/or social learning challenges and is open to children and teens who may meet one or more of the following criteria: have a diagnosis that affects speech and/or social learning; receive speech therapy or social skills training; do not qualify for educational services but could benefit from them, are neurotypical siblings and/or peers.
Meadowood Springs
PO Box 1025
Pendleton OR 97801-0030
infomeadowoodsprings.org
www.meadowoodsprings.org
541-276-2752
541-276-7227 (fax)
Camp Millennium
Camp Millennium is for children from 5-16 years of age who are dealing with a cancer diagnosis. Children from all over the state of Oregon apply through physicians, self-referral and support groups. Parents complete and submit the application to the camp for approval. Campers are accepted on a first come, first served basis. Camp activities include hiking, fishing, archery, swimming, arts and crafts, and horseback riding. Camp is June 18-25th, 2016 and is $50 for all participants.
2726 Diamond Lake Blvd.
Roseburg OR 97470
www.campmillennium.org
541-677-0600
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Camps
Camp Odakoda
Offers a 4 night sleep away experience for boys and girls aged 10-18 years who have Asperger’s Syndrome, or High Functioning Autism. The program is centered around promoting social skill development in a fun and exciting way. The camps has a 2 campers to 1 adult counselor ratio. $675 plus $25 application fee. Applications available online. Camp Dates August 15th-19th
12042 SE Sunnyside Rd #450
Clackamas OR 97015
www.asdoregon.org/
503-320-3103
Camp Stand By Me
Camp Stand By Me offers a fully accessible, adaptive camp facility for children, youth and adults with disabilities. There are 6 day and 8 day sessions targeted to specific age groups with varying supervision ratios to meet the needs of every camper. Registered nurse is on site at all times. Camp is about 3 hours north of Portland in Vaugh, Washington. Online registration is available. Staff to camper ratio is 1:1.
Joshua Mayer
P.O. Box 289
Vaughn WA 98394
www.wa.easterseals.com
253-884-2722
253-590-0594 (fax)
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Camps
Camp Taloali
Camp Taloali is for Deaf, Hard of Hearing, CODAS's, siblings and signing friends, 6-18 years of age. Hikes, swimming horseback riding, fishing, arts/crafts, campfires for different age groups. Registration Deadline May 1, 2017. $400 per session. $175 per Day Camp Session
Georgia Ortiz
15934 N. Santiam Hwy SE
Stayton OR 97383
www.taloali.org
503-769-6415
503-769-6415 (fax)
Camp Tapawingo
Week long summer camp for children with bleeding disorders. Camp is open to children who have completed the 1st grade through 9th grade. Counselor in training program offers opportunities for children who have completed 10th and 11th grade (must be ages 16 and 17 at the time of camp). Recreation includes swimming, canoeing, arts and crafts, archery, environmental science program, high ropes course. Staffing includes around-the-clock physician and nurse as well as adult counselors, many with bleeding disorders. A $80 registration fee is requested. All applications are received online. Scholarships are available through the Hemophilia Foundation of Oregon. Camp will be August 6 – 11, 2017.
Oregon Hemophilia Foundation
456 SW Monroe Avenue #102
Corvallis OR 97330
www.hemophiliaoregon.org
541-753-0730
541-753-0727 (fax)
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Camps
Camp Ukandu
Children eligible for UKANDU must be living with a cancer diagnosis, between the ages of 8 and 18 and not a high school graduate. Each eligible camper is invited to bring one sibling to camp. Oncologists in Oregon and Southwest Washington receive applications forms and pass them on to the parents of their patients. Parents then submit the application to the Camp Ukandu office. Dates are June 18-24th, 2017 with applications ready in March. The Teen Retreat is a weekend for teenagers 14-18 to spend time with others and away from the anxieties of cancer. The retreat encourages the development of leadership, positive relationships with peers and team building. To sign up, speak with the child's oncologist office or contact Hillary Orr. Free
601 SW 2nd AvenueSuite 2300
Portland OR 97204
www.campukandu.org
503-276-2178
Camp Yakety Yak
Camp Yakety Yak is a social skills day camp supporting friendship development in children with special needs, AGES 5-15. Siblings and peer models welcome!Every week, campers participate in CYY’s specialized social skills curriculum, cooking activities, outdoor play, PE/playground/sports games, art & music, sibling snack group, and whole group activities such as recess and assemblies with the weekly theme incorporated. Camps dates (July-August) and rates are available online.$150 registration fee (applied toward camp fee) Scholarships available & early bird discount
Lake Oswego OR
www.campyaketyyak.org
971-303-3901 (cell)
503-200-1095
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Camps
Courageous Kids Camp
Camp is to provide grief support for children and teens, ages 6-17, who have experienced the death of a loved one. Professionals provide therapeautic activities in art, music, sand play, story telling, drama, swimming and adventure group challenges. Camp will be held August 7-10th at the Kiwanis Sky Camp on Fall Creek Reservoir. Regustration Fee: $25 Camp Cost: Free
Athena
677 E 12th Ave.
Eugene OR 97401
www.courageouskidsoregon.com
541-461-7577
541-242-8693
Easter Seals Oregon-Upward Bound
Camp Easter Seals offers residential camping experiences for children and adults, ages 7-25 with physical and/or developmental disabilities. The camp offers an indoor accessible swimming pool, horseback riding, boating, fishing, campfire programs, creative arts and more. Evening and social activities include skits, theme parties in the main lodge. 3:1 camper to staff ratio. Applications are available on line. $820 per session with some financial assistance available for campers with demonstrated need. See website for camp dates in July and August
Beth
5757 SW Macadam Ave.
Portland OR 97239
www.easterseals.com/oregon
503-228-5108
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Camps
Eugene Family YMCA
The YMCA offers a variety of camping experiences for ages 2 1/2 to 13. Check for appropriateness for children with severe disabilites. Camp counseling experience is available for high school students. Call for dates, fees and more information.Hours: Camp Times Monday-Friday, 9-4 PM extended care times 7-9 AM & 4-6PM. Registration is available on-line.
2055 Patterson
Eugene OR 97405
www.eugeneymca.org/
541-686-9622
541-342-4451 (fax)
Forest Retreat
This retreat is specifically for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Retreat participants will experience two nights and three days of crafts, games, swimming, worship and other community-building activities at Camp Lutherwood. Our summer staff and Oregon Adventure in Service campers await opportunities to build friendships with the Forest Retreaters. Our on-site RN will ensure medical needs are safely addressed and caregivers for any retreaters are encouraged to attend at no additional cost. Registration available online.
22960 Highway 36
Cheshire OR 97419
http://lutherwoodoregon.org/adults-and-family/
541-998-6444
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Camps
Gales Creek Camp
Summer camp programs for children with diabetes in grades 2-11 and a family camp in August. Campers attend the grade level of the year just completed in school. Activities include arts and crafts, dancing, cooking, soccer, softball, and swimming, as well as educational classes that help each child grow towards living an independent life. Campers learn to better monitor and manage their diabetes. They learn how food and exercise are linked with insulin, and how sports, illness, and stress interact with diabetes. Staff includes complete medical team. Must have doctor's release. Camp is $375 per week. Camperships available. On-line registration is available. Blood sugar testing supplies and insulin included in cost of camp.
Rob Daly
711o Fir Loop Suite 170
Tigard OR 97223
www.galescreekcamp.org
503-968-2267
503-443-2313 (fax)
Girl Scout Summer Camp - Camp Cleawox
Camp Cleawox offers programs in archery, horseback riding, leadership, kayacking, canoeing, windsurfing, swimming, pottery, drama, crafts and nature. The programs focus on teaching girls about themselves and others while practicing and learning new skills. Many different sessions are held for girls entering grades 1-12. Registration from is available online.
72 C Centennial Loop Suite 300
Eugene OR 97401
www.girlscoutsosw.org
541-246-1240
541-485-5913 (fax)
800-522-8772
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Camps
KindTree Autism Camp and Retreat
The weekend retreat is designed around the needs of those living with autism. Parents and caregivers can bring their children and relax in a safe and nurturing environment. Music, canoeing, arts and crafts, games, campfires, walks on the beach are all part of the weekend activities. The camp is at Siltcoos Lake near Florence, Oregon. Registration form is online and available in April. Camp will be held August 24-27th Person with autism-$150; family members-$75, with maximum fee of $300. Additional cabin fee of $25 per person.
Stephanie Dahl
PO Box 40847
Eugene OR 97404
www.kindtree.org
541-780-6950
MDA Camp
Camp for children and youth ages 6-17, who have neuromuscular diseases and are registered with the Muscular Dystrophy Association. This free camp will be held at Welches, Oregon. Volunteer counselors are assigned to work one-on-one around the clock to provide care, supervision, and companionship. For more information or an application, contact the Muscular Dystrophy Association by phone or email. Camp Dates: July 16th-21st Cost: Free.
1500 Valley River Dr.Building B #300
Eugene OR 97401
www.mda.org (help through services)
541-686-2753
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Camps
Mt. Hood Kiwanis Camp
Camp sessions are available for children (10 and older) and adults with developmental, physical and/or neurological needs. The camp employs specialists in crafts, recreation, aquatics, horsemanship and challenge course activities. Trip and Travel Camp and Canoeing Camp are progressive programs designed for campers who desire a more adventurous camping experience. Professionals in education and allied health services as well as a full-time nurse are on staff. Counselor to camper ratio is 1:1. Fee includes lodging, meals and all activities. $1300 for main session. Camperships are available on a sliding scale. Camp sessions from June through August are divided by age groups. Registration, sample menus, and social narratives about different aspects of camping are available online. Narratives help to familiarize the camper with activities and prepare for camp transitions.
10725 SW Barbur Blvd. Suite 50
Portland OR 97219-5430
www.mhkc.org/
503-452-7416
503-452-0062 (fax)
National Academy of Artistic Gymnastics
Camps are offered for boys and girls age 5 and older. Activities include gymnastics, games, trampoline, arts and crafts, themed props, structured play, swing dance and field trips.
1205 Oak Patch Road
Eugene OR 97402
www.naag-gymnastics.org
541-344-2002
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Camps
New Horizons Camp
Christian camping experience for youth who are developmentally delayed and/or mildly physically disabled. Campers must be able to care for their personal needs with minimal assistance and be able to participate in most camp activities. Swimming, canoeing, games, archery, campfires, singing, carnival, and storytelling are offered. July 9-14, 2017, for ages 16 and up. Cost is $335. Limited financial help is available.
Randolph Farrar
9326 SW Bayview Drive
Vashon Island WA 98070-7024
www.campburton.com
206-463-2512
206-463-6738 (fax)
Northwest Christian Camp for the Deaf
The camp is available to Deaf and Hard of Hearing children or children of Deaf and Hard of Hearing parents and their siblings. It is located near Rockaway, Oregon. Ages 3-through high school. Ages 8 and up is $330 if $100 deposit is made by June 1st. $380 after. Special rates for younger children coming with parents. Sports, swimming, crafts, Bible studies available. July 23-28, 2017.
Jim Smith
PO Box 1585
Brush Prarie WA 98606
www.gmdeaf.org
503-390-2433
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Camps
SAIL Camp
UO's Summer Academy to Inspire Learning (SAIL) Camps are free to incoming 9th-12th grade students who qualify for Free and Reduced Lunch. The program is run by volunteer UO faculty, with different opportunities available at each grade level. Camps run from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Friday on the UO campus. Bus passes and lunch are also provided free of charge. Students in the program are also eligible for mentoring by college students on goal-setting, college prep and tutoring. Applications available online.
404 Prince Lucien Campbell Hall, 1285 University of Oregon
Eugene OR 97403
sail.uoregon.edu/camps/apply/
541-346-8378
The Science Factory Children's Museum and Planetarium
Investigate, innovate, invent, tinker and discover at the Science Factory's Summer Science Adventures Camps. The camps are located at the museum in Alton Baker park, just south of Autzen Stadium. Camps offer children the chance to develop hands-on learning experiences, creative problem solving and discovery in a stimulating and fun environment. Each one-week session features half or full-day camps for children 3 and older. Pre-K camps are offered in half week sessions. An early drop off program will be offered along with an aftercare program from 4pm to 5:30pm. Check the website for dates and cost.
2300 Leo Harris Parkway
Eugene OR 97401
www.sciencefactory.org
541-682-7888
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Camps
Upward Bound Camp
The purpose of Upward Bound is to provide Christian based recreational and educational experiences for persons with disabilities, twelve years of age and over. See website for dates and registration.
PO Box C
Stayton OR 97383
http://www.upwardboundcamp.org/
503-897-2447
Wheelchair Racing
World Wheelchair Sports offers wheelchair racing lessons and experiences all year long. In addition to clinics and competitive events, WWS conducts an equipment loan program for any K-12 student in Oregon who is working out with their school's track team. Check the homepage for up to the minute info on all World Wheelchair Sports events or call Kevin.
Kevin Hansen
3522 George Ct.
Eugene OR 97401
www.worldwheelchairsports.com
541-485-1860
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Diagnostic & Treatment Service
Asperger Support Network
Asperger Support Network offers a supportive environment where individuals, families, and professionals can access specialized training, consultation, social thinking groups, and individualized instruction to meet the needs of individuals with Asperger Syndrome and those with similar social, behavioral, and sensory needs. The goal is to promote understanding and increase social, academic, and vocational success for those whose needs are often described by the terms Asperger Syndrome, High Functioning Autism, PDD-NOS, ADHD, and Non-Verbal Learning Disorder, as well as those without diagnostic labels.
Monica Bounds
1650 West 11th AvenueSuite 8
Eugene OR 97402
localmarket.autismsupportnetwork.com
541-344-2779
Center for Attention and Learning
The Center for Attention and Learning provides assessment and treatment of attention, learning and behavior disorders in children, teens, and adults. The Center offers neurofeedback in addition to behavior strategies as an alternative to the use of medications in treatment of ADD, learning disorders, autism spectrum disorder, migraines, sleep problems. Monday-Thursday, 8:45 am-6pm.
Matthew Fleischman, Ph.D.
3003 Willamette Street Suite B
Eugene OR 97405
www.AttentionLearning.com
541-343-9221
541-343-6410 (fax)
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Diagnostic & Treatment Service
Child Development and Rehabilitation Center
The Child Development Clinic offers pediatric diagnosis and evaluation for a wide variety of developmental delays and disorders including specific learning difficulties, mental retardation, autism, developmental behavioral problems, ADHD. The Communication Disorders Clinic serves children and young adults with delays or disorders affecting speech or language or voice. The Feeding Clinic provides a multi-disciplinary approach to the assessment, treatment and ongoing management of children with oral-motor or feeding skills concerns, nutrition issues and behavioral issues related to mealtime. The Neurodevelopmental Clinic serves children with a variety of motor-related diagnoses like cerebral palsy, traumatic brain injury, bracial plexus injury and other chronic neuromuscular disorders.
901 East 18th
Eugene OR 97403
www.ohsu.edu
541-346-3575
541-346-5844 (fax)
Connect the Dots Pediatric Therapy
Connect the Dots provides occupational and speech therapy for children. Activities and therapeutic treatments are based on the individual child's needs, ranging from developmental learning delays, speech and language delays, balance and coordination issues, behavior problems or general sensory dysfunction. Serves infants through adolescents and their families.
11 East 27th Avenue
Eugene OR 97405
www.ctdpediatrictherapy.com
541-255-2681
541-255-2682 (fax)
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Diagnostic & Treatment Service
Crisis Response Program
A call to the Crisis Response Program connects to a crisis worker, who will provide referrals and assistance to help stabilize the situation, restore safety to the home and create a short-term plan. If more intensive intervention is needed, and the worker believes an on-site intervention is warranted and with parental permission, a Crisis Response Team will come to the home. If a child is already receiving mental health services, the parent is asked to first contact the child's therapist, the DHS caseworker or the DHS emergency number. Response is provided 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, throughout Lane County.
1-888-989-9990
Direction Service Assessment and Evaluation Center
Provides psychological evaluations, assessment of intellectual functioning, personality assessment, assessment of anxiety, including post traumatic stress disorder and obsessive compulsive disorder, assessment for depression, academic assessments, including learning disability, attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder and attention-deficit disorder. Referrals may include people who are difficult to diagnose, who appear to have more than one mental health diagnosis, who are seeking assistance in understanding difficulties they might experience at work or at school, who are looking for an independent evaluation related to special education.
576 Olive Street, Suite 307
Eugene OR 97401
www.directionservice.org
541-344-7303
541-686-6283 (fax)
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Diagnostic & Treatment Service
Early Childhood CARES
The agency provides early intervention and early childhood special education services to infants, toddlers and preschool age children in Lane County. Children with suspected developmental delays may be referred by parents, preschool teachers, physicians or other service providers for a comprehensive screening. If screening indicates that a child may be eligible for services, further evaluations are recommended. Eligibility is determined according to state and federal requirements based on evaluation results. Serves children 0-5 years of age.
Cheryl Henderson
299 E. 18th
Eugene OR 97401
http://eccares.uoregon.edu
541-346-2578
541-346-0742 (Spanish)
1-800-925-8694
Looking Glass Youth & Family Services
Looking Glass offers a continuum of services, from prevention to treatment, which include Counseling, Runaway and Homeless Services, Education & Vocational Services and Residential Services. A 24 hour information and help line is available.
1790 West 11thSuite 200
Eugene OR 97402
www.lookingglass.us
541-686-2688
541-345-7605 (fax)
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Diagnostic & Treatment Service
Ophelia's Place
Empowering resource and support center for girls and girl-identified youth ages 10-18. Services include resource information and referrals, strength-based counseling by appointment, support groups, skill-building activities and leadership opportunities. Drop in Monday-Thursday, 3-6pm.
1577 Pearl Street
Eugene OR 97401
www.opheliasplace.net
541-284-4333
Oregon Social Learning Center
OSLC Community Programs is a private nonprofit agency that has provided research-based treatment and prevention services and programs to children, youth and families since 1983. The agency conducts Multidimensional Treatment Foster Care (MTFC) programs, provides intensive home-based services, and consults with communities and agencies wishing to implement MTFC.
1170 Pearl Street
Eugene OR 97401
http://oslccp.org
541-743-4340
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Diagnostic & Treatment Service
Pearl Duck Autism Center
Pearl Duck Autism Center uses research supported assessment techniques specific to autism spectrum disorders and developmental disorders to determine appropriate social communication, functional behavior assessment and other adaptive behavior interventions. Educational programming is offered to parents on issues relevant to autism spectrum disorders, including social communication treatment, play intervention, and behavior intervention. Home-based coaching and support is available. Serves children ages 18 months to 5 years old.
Wendy Machalicek
3690 West 1st Avenue
Eugene OR 97402
www.pearlbuckcenter.com
541-346-4404
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Educational Services
Academic Achievement Center
The Academic Achievement Center offers tutoring services that include homework help, individualised instruction, SAT/ACT preparation and "no school day" learning camps.
435 Lincoln Street
Eugene OR 97401
www.eugeneaac.com
541-654-4999
Bridgeway House
Bridgeway House provides services to children with autism and their families, which include treatment therapies, social groups, support groups, advocacy and a private school for grades K-12.
Patricia Wigney
P.O Box 10639
Eugene OR 97440
www.bridgewayhouse.org
541-345-0805
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Educational Services
Head Start of Lane County
Head Start offers comprehensive preschool education for children ages birth-5 from families with low income. Part-day, full-day, and community child care are offered. Health, social services, translation, nutrition, mental health, special education, advocacy, and parenting education are provided. Applications are accepted year round. Part day and full day programs available.
221 B. Street
Springfield OR 97477
www.hsolc.org
541-747-2425
Kids in Transition to School (KITS)
Kids in Transition to School – or KITS – is an evidence-based school readiness program. The program provides a boost to children’s literacy, self-regulation, and social skills just prior to kindergarten via a system of positive teaching and behavior change strategies. The program focuses on both children and their families. KITS is available at school districts throughout Lane County for children entering kindergarten in the following fall.
Laura
10 Shelton McMurphey Blvd
Eugene OR 97405
www.kidsintransitiontoschool.org
541-681-4206
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Educational Services
Lane Tutoring Service, Inc.
Lane Tutoring Service's professional teachers design and teach individualized curriculum and/or support school-assigned curriculum to meet each student's needs in school and ensure academic success. The agency works with students in grades K-12 in all subject areas. One-on-one tutoring usually takes place in the client's home. SAT Mastery Classes are offered in the Spring and Fall. Call for hourly rate.
Joshua Hirschstein
2141 Crest Drive
Eugene OR 97405
josh@lanetutoring service.com
www.lanetutoringservice.com
541-484-4133
541-485-9386 (fax)
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Employment Programs
Goodwill Industries of Lane County
Goodwill Industries provides comprehensive vocational services to disabled and/or disadvantaged individuals. Vocational evaluation, work training, vocational counseling, skills training, job preparation, supported employment are offered. Goodwill works in partnership with agencies such as Lane County Developmental Disabilities, Oregon Vocational Rehabilitation Servies, Full Access Brokerage, Mentor Oregon, Self Suffieciency Program, Commission for the Blind and Lane County School Districts. 16 years and older.
1010 Green Acres Road
Eugene OR 97408
www.goodwill-oregon.org
541-345-1801
541-345-1739 (fax)
LaneWorkForce Partnership
The Workforce Network helps job seekers find employment and advance in their careers. Services include: internet access, resume assistance, job referrals, free workshops and computer classes, and assistance in developing career goals and plans from qualified career advisers.
1401 Willamette St.Second floor
Eugene OR 97401
www.laneworkforce.org
541-505-8674
541-686-7954 (fax)
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Employment Programs
Northwest Youth Corps
Northwest Youth Corps is a youth development, outdoor education, and leadership training program. The participants work on conservation, reforestation and recreation projects in the Northwest. Some programs focus locally within the state of Oregon, while others travel throughout the surrounding states. Tuition fees vary by program. Some programs offer an opportunity to earn a stipend. Applications and sessions are on the website.
2621 Augusta Street
Eugene OR 97403
www.northwestyouthcorps.org
541-349-5055
541-349-5060 (fax)
Youth Farm - FOOD for Lane County
A summer youth education program trains teens in gardening, food systems, leadership development and nutrition. Youth also run an onsite farm stand. The Youth Farm is located on Flamingo Avenue off South Game Farm Road in Springfield. Application for employment available by contacting Youth Farm. Volunteer positions available as well.
Food for Lane County
770 Bailey Hill Rd.
Eugene OR 97402
www.foodforlanecounty.org
541-343-2822
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Employment Services
Career and Employment Services
Lane Community College offers job referral and placement services to anyone in the community. Information is available for city, county, and state-wide job opportunities. Employers can call and have job openings posted. Open Monday through Thrusday, 9am to 3pm.
4000 E 30th Bldg. 19 Room 266
Eugene OR 97405
www.lanecc.edu/ces
541-463-5223
Northwest Youth Corps
Northwest Youth Corps is a youth development, outdoor education, job training and leadership training program. The participants work on conservation, reforestation and recreation projects in the Northwest. Some programs focus locally within the state of Oregon, while others travel throughout the surrounding states. Tuition fees vary by program and limited tuition assistance is available. Some programs offer an opportunity to earn a stipend. American Sign Languge (ASL) Crews available for people ages 16 to 26. Applications are on on the website.
2621 Augusta St.
Eugene OR 97403
www.northwestyouthcorps.org
541-349-5055
541-349-5060 (fax)
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Recreation
Adaptive Recreation Services - City of Eugene
Provides year-round community-based recreational, social, and educational programs for Eugene area children, teens and adults with disabilities. Participants are provided with the opportunity to develop new skills, enhance awareness of their community and natural environment, build self-confidence, and recognize personal potential. Inclusion services are available upon request (ie, sign interpretation for individuals with hearing impairments, program modification, service animals, information in large print, adapted equipment) Individual must apply and meet certain eligibility requirements. Scholarships available.
Shayle Wigger
2580 Hilyard Street
Eugene OR 97405
www.eugene-or.gov/134/Adaptive
541-682-5311
541-682-5460 (fax)
Arc of Lane County JumpStart
The Summer Recreation Program is for school-aged children with developmental disabilities. The Program runs from 12-4pm with extended hours also available. The fee is based on individual support needs. Limited scholarships are available for Lane County residents. Open for 6 weeks from July to mid-August.
Misty Inman
4181 E Street
Springfield OR 97478
www.arclane.org
541-343-5256
541-343-4387 (fax)
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Recreation
Autism Family Cruises
Autism on the Seas cruises uses several large cruise line ships for cruises featuring professional staff, dietary accommodations, gatherings designed for children with autism and their siblings, and adults with autism. Priority boardings and disembarkations are offered. Many private activities are an option. The "Cruise Assistance Program" accomodates guests who need additional support. Financial assistance also available.
Mike Sobbell
15 Oak Glen Dr.
Shelton CT 06484
www.AutismontheSeas.com
1-800-516-5247
1-888-286-2792 (fax)
Boys and Girls Clubs of Emerald Valley
The Boys and Girls Clubs of Emerald Valley serves youth ages 6-18 and offers a variety of activities ranging from homework help, computer labs, various arts and recreation. The Club provides after-school youth development programs and is open during school vacations and most no-school days, including Spring Break, Summer Vacation and holiday breaks. The Clubs' programs reflect emphasis on Education, Career readiness, Character and Leadership Development, Health and Life skills, the Arts, Sports, Fitness and Recreation. Membership cost is $40 per year with additional fees for Summer Camp.
Ryon Wheeler
1545 W 22nd
Eugene OR 97405
www.bgcev.net
541-345-9939
541-345-2915 (fax)
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Recreation
Bridegeway House Recreation
Bridgeway House offers a variety of programs for individuals who are on the autism spectrum. Game Night, Family Swim and Fitness Classes are available, as well as Social Groups that provide a supportive setting for childrent o practice social skills. Summer day camps offered for children ages 6 to 18 years old.
Patricia
P.O. Box 10639
Eugene OR 97440
www.bridgewayhouse.org
541-345-0805
Emboday Play Yoga
Embody Play Yoga is a mobile yoga studio with a mission to make accessible the benefits of yoga, mindfulness and creative play to children and families. Their belief is that integrated physical, psychological and emotional health is central to a happy childhood and a fair chance at life. Their services promote an integrated approach that help children and families develop emotion regulation and healthy attachment through a range of services, including yoga therapy, parent coaching and support groups. They serve families from diverse backgrounds and specialize in working with children impacted by trauma, disabilities and behavioral issues. Through scholarships, sliding scale and donation-based fee structures, they make their services accessible to a broad range of families.
embodyplayyoga.com
541-852-2799
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Recreation
Fun for All
Fun for All is a free drop-in program at various city parks throughout the summer. Activities include arts and crafts, sports, games, storytellers, special events, opportunities through the City of Eugene's Outdoor School. Children ages 0 to 18 years old can participate in the planned activities (children 7 and under must be accompanied by parent or sibling at least 15 years old). At select sites, Food for Lane County provides a free nutritious lunch. A copy of a Fun for All Calendar will be available in June on the City of Eugene website. Accommodations and suppports are available for persons who may need additional services to be fully included in the recreation services.
100 W. 10th Avenue, Suite 321
Eugene OR 97401
https://www.eugene-or.gov/1976/Fun-For-All
541-682-5333
541-682-8192 (fax)
Interagency Access Passport
The Interagency Access Passport is a lifetime entrance pass to most national parks, monuments, historic sites, recreation areas, and national wildlife refuges that charge an entrance fee. The Passport admits the pass holder and up to 3 accompanying passengers in a private vehicle. The Passport also provides a 50% discount on federal use fees charged for facilities and services such as camping, swimming, parking, boat launching, and cave tours. Must be obtained in person at park area or forest service office. Available to citizens or permanent residents who have been medically determined to be blind or permanently disabled.
1400 Independence Ave. SW
Washington DC 20250-0003
www.fs.fed.us/
800-832-1355
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Recreation
Little League Challengers
Challenger Division Teams are coed with players ages 4 through 18, or 22 if participating in transition programs. Each team plays 8-12 games per season beginning in late April or early May and continuing through June. A soft tee ball is used and players may hit off a tee or from a pitch thrown by an adult or older youth. Children with many kinds of challenges are welcome, including Down Syndrome, autism, spinabifida, cerebral palsy, Asperger's Syndrome, visual or hearing impairments, seizure disorder, and wheelchair users. Players are isuued a uniform shirt and hat. All equipment is provided. Free.Registration for 2018 Season begins January-March 31st 2018. Season starts end of April-June 2018
Jalynn Miller
PO Box 17661
Salem OR 97305
503-428-2680
Making Magic Tours
Making Magic Tours provides a travel experience for people with developmental disabilities that fosters friendships, builds self-confidence, and encourages independence through community inclusion. Travel experiences may include the Oregon Coast, Reno, NASCAR and the Wildlife Safari, Pendleton Round-up, Columbia Gorge Sternwheeler Cruise, Oregon Camping Retreat. Cost varies with the specific trip. Registration form available online.
Shane Waterman
PO Box 40878
Eugene OR 97404
www.MakingMagicTours.com
866-546-5180
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Recreation
Mobility International, USA
Various international exchange programs are offered in the summer. Some are local and some are in other countries. Host opportunities available. Youth and young adult programs focus on leadership development, cross-cultural understanding. Partial scholarships are available for all programs. Opportunities to host international students available.
132 East Broadway,Suite 343
Eugene OR 97401
www.miusa.org
541-343-1284
RideAble
The RideAble program provides horsemanship instruction to the special needs community in a safe and interesting environment. People with a developmental, emotional, physical, or mental special need are served. Essential lifeskills for each individual are developed and improved through healthy recreational riding. PetAble is for individuals who wish to have animal contact, but for various reasons are unable to ride a horse. The instructional staff is certified by the Certified Horsemanship Association. 1 hour classes are $35 for a group lesson. 1/2 hour classes are $25 for a group lesson. $50 an hour for a private lesson.
Monica Liles
PO Box 71092
Springfield OR 97405
www.RideAble.org
541-684-4623
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Recreation
River Road Parks and Recreation District
General recreational programs ans swim lessons will be available throughout the summer. Schedules will be available at the Parks and Recreation office and on the website. Fees vary with program. Summer day camps available for ages 4 and up.
1400 Lake Drive
Eugene OR 97404
www.rrpark.org
541-688-4052
541-688-8955 (gymnasitcs)
541-461-7777 (pool)
Soaring Spirit Therapeutic Equestrian Center
For children and adults with physical, developmental, emotional, and/or learning challenges, including autism, cerebral palsy, Down syndrome, sensory integration dysfunction, multiple sclerosis, amputations, paralysis, learning disabilities, emotional issues, attachment disorder, ADHD, at risk youth and others. Riders experience increased balance, muscle control and strength, and improved sensory integration. Other benefits include improvement in social, speech and communication skills, self esteem, concentration, self-control, confidence, patience, empathy and respect for self and others. Hour and half hour lessons offered.
Kate Sutton
Pleasant Hill OR
www.soaringspiritcenter.org
541-514-6357
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Recreation
Special Olympics Oregon, Valley West Region
Summer Special Olympics offers softball, golf, track and field, gymnastics and bocce. During different seasons, basketball, skiing, snowboarding and snowshoeing, aquatics, bowling and soccer are offered. The activities are for school age athletes in Elimira, Eugene, Harrisburg, Junction City, Leaburg, Marcola, Noti, Springfield and Veneta. Athlete needs to have the Special Olympic medical form signed and returned in order to receive registration information. Call for further information. Free.
Program Coordinator
PO Box 35
Springfield OR 97477
www.soor.org
541-431-3245
Kristi Barker
Specialized Advocacy
Specialized Advocacy offers Community Inclusion Activities and Community Living Supports (such as bowling, cooking, crafts) for young adults with disabilities. Groups meet on different days of the week for activities they have organized and planned. Some groups focus on organization and planning for daily living skills and others focus on social activities in the community. Community living supports are available on a 1:1 basis and include independent living skills training, in home visits, consultations and general problem solving for better living.
PO Box 1223
Eugene OR 97440
www.specializedadvocacy.com
541- 684-3961
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Recreation
Stile
Stile provides group skill training to adults on the autism spectrum and others with developmental disabilities by providing disablity related supports that encourage community engagement, healthy habits, communication, socialization, independence and work readiness. Registration online.
Tim Mueller
P.O. Box 40847
Eugene OR 97404
www.kindtree.org/stile
541-953-0700
Tamarack Wellness Center
The pool is accessible to people with all levels of physical abilities. A wheelchair ramp, handrails, and gradual steps are available in the 92 degree pool. The swimming lesson program includes parent/child classes, group lessons for children ages 3 until their 8th birthday, and private integrated group lessons for children with disabilities.Pool number is 541-686-9290.
3575 Donald Streetsuite 100
Eugene OR 97405
www.tamarackwellness.com
541-686-9292
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Recreation
Trips-Special Adventures
Trips provides travel outings for people of various abilities in a safe, respectful and fun atmosphere. Designed for people with developmental disabilities and other disabilities that require staff assistance for a safe and enjoyable vacation. Summer destinations include Disneyland, Hawaii, San Diego's Seaworld, and Central Oregon Camping. Prices vary with trip chosen. Brochures and photo gallery available online.
PO Box 10885
Eugene OR 97440
www.tripsinc.com
541-686-1013
541-465-9355 (fax)
Willamalane Park and Recreation District
General inclusive recreational programs will be available throughout the summer. Schedules will be available at the Willamalane office in early June for ages 3-19 years of age. Fees vary with program. Registration is available online.
765 North A Street
Springfield OR 97477
www.willamalane.org
541-736-4544
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Respite Care and Support
Arc of Lane County Respite-Support
Families Connected is a program that addresses the needs of both parents and their children through support groups and quality respite care for children with disabilties and their siblings. Groups meet once a month from 6-8pm at the Arc and are free. The In-home Lifespan Respite Program offers relief care for families with children or adults with special care needs. The program provides families with a one stop respite referral contact so that they can easily receive information about respite care in the community, regardless of the age of the person needing the care, or their special care needs. Jump Start offers after school, Saturday and Summer activities for school age children 5-21 years.
4181 E Street
Springfield OR 97478
www.arclane.org
541-343-5256
Bridgeway House Social Groups
Bridgeway House social groups provide a supportive setting for children in small facilitated settings. Arts, crafts, games, field trips and topic-specific conversations provide children with the opportunity to work on social skills and build lasting friendships with peers. Children are matched with children of similar ages and skill levels and are separated by gender. Children are usually placed on a waiting list until there are enough clients of the same skill level and age to create a group.
Particia Wigney
P.O Box 10639
Eugene OR 97440
www.bridgewayhouse.org
541-345-0805
541-345-0855 (fax)
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Respite Care and Support
Emerald Family Down Syndrome Network
The Emerald Family Down Syndrome network is a group of families in the greater Eugene area who have created opportunities for their children through play, recreation, social groups and education.
Tami
4181 E Street
Eugene OR 97478
www.efdsn.org
Heather
Families Connected
Families Connected is a program created for families by families raising a child with a developmental disability. It fosters, collaborates and coordinates connections to reduce isolation and build community. Services include support groups, family trainings, mentoring, community access, and advocacy for children with disabilities and their siblings.
Laura Dahill
4181 E Street
Springfield OR 97478
www.arcfamiliesconnected.com
541-343-5256ext.113
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Respite Care and Support
Family Connections of Lane and Douglas Counties
Family Connections is a community-based program that works to ensure that safe, quality and affordable child care is accessible to families in Lane and Douglas Counties. Trained parent consultants provide personalized referrals to child care options, including centers, preschools, school age and recreational programs, and family providers. Parents receive research-based assessment information and other resources. Family Connections strives to be inclusive, accessible and culturally sensitive. Services are offered in Spanish. Open 9am-3pm, Monday-Friday.
4000 E. 30th, Bldg 24
Eugene OR 97405
www.lanecc.edu/lfc
541-463-3954
541-463- 4724 (fax)
Nami Support Groups
NAMI Lane County provides different opportunities for people to attend a support group each month. NAMI Connection is a peer run drop in support group open to anyone facing a mental health challenge. Friends & Family Support Group meets in Cottage Grove-541-343-7688. NAMI Support Group is for family members and friends of those who experience a mental illness. Family to Family is ongoing support for graduates of NAMI's educational class.
2411 MLK Jr. Blvd.
Eugene OR 97401
www.namilane.org
541-343-7688
800-273-8255
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Respite Care and Support
Oregon Family Support Network
Oregon Family Support Network offers information, education and personal sharing to families who have children with emotional, behavioral or mental health needs. Child Care is provided at no cost. Call for information regarding dates, times and locations in Lane County. Programs are also available for youth, ages 11-18, who struggle with mental, emotional and/or behavioral challenges. These programs are free.
Reggie Sison-Valenti
72 A Centennial Loop Suite 150
Eugene OR 97401
www.ofsn.org
541-342-2876
Parenting Now!
Parenting Now offers parenting education and support services for parents with infants and young children. Programs include: Incredible Infants, Wonderful Ones, Terrific Twos, Parents Again (for parents of siblings), Program for Young Parents, Make Parenting a Pleasure, Crecer for Spanish speaking families, Baby Connections lactation consultation and Playtime for Parents and Children.
86 Centennial Loop
Eugene OR 97401
www.parentingnow.org
541-484-5316
541-484-1499 (fax)
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