Services

Support

Support can come in many forms and can happen in many places. You can receive support at work, in the community and in your home.

    Here are some examples of areas where support can help:
  • Job development, exploration, placement and coaching
  • Occupational therapy
  • Physical therapy
  • Specialized diets
  • Specialized medical equipment
  • Skills assessment and training (budgeting, meal planning, personal skills)
  • Transportation
  • Recreation
  • Respite Care (by a qualified family member or independent provider)
  • Changes to make your home more functional and accessible
  • Communication devices
  • Speech, hearing and language services
  • Specialized behavioral support
 
A Personal Plan

A Personal Agent will work with you to help you get the support you need, through Person-Centered Planning.

A Personal Agent from SDRI works for you and acts as a facilitator for your supports. SDRI is in contact with many different kinds of service providers and will help you find the right person or agency.

    Personal Agents can:
  • Help you determine your goals and create a plan to make them happen
  • Help you create a budget for your plan
  • Help you find people to work for you, who you can interview and hire
  • Help you determine what you need to make your life better

If you live in Oregon, are over 18 years of age, meet the definition of developmental disability under Oregon law, and are not already receiving comprehensive services from the state, you can qualify for these services. You have to be referred to the program by the county.