Come to Columbia Hall, located in the Oregon State Fairgrounds, for a resource fair. There will be information from a variety of community partners, a concession stand if you'd like to purchase food, and a raffle! Spanish and ASL interpretation will be available. This event is free and open to everyone. Check out the flyer here!
Yamhill County Community Resource Fair for individuals experiencing intellectual/developmental disabilities. Adults and students of all ages are welcome. Come learn about resources for a variety of things including employment services, case management, mental health, transportation, and community inclusion. This event is free. There will be snacks, swag, and prizes!
Come gather information from various community organizations and programs to support adult students with intellectual and developmental disabilities. There will be information about the Ella Curran Food Bank, migrant/homeless/foster programs, Central School District after school program, Polk County crisis van, Community Services Consortium, supported living and work supports, and MORE! What is a Transition Fair? This event helps adult students gather information and access supporting services. These services will help students in independent living options, as well as employment and secondary education. Families can connect with various community organizations and programs to help successfully reach their ultimate individual goals. If you have questions contact Marie at mhardwick@central.k12.or.us
Resource Fair for People with IDD A family friendly event with community resources for those living with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities (IDD). Masks will be available. There will be Spanish and ASL interpretation available. There will be a quiet sensory room for those who need a break. The event will include: Community resources and services Free lunch options Kid-friendly activities and free children's books For more information contact: information@fhco.org
Join Columbia County Mental Health (CCMH) and National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) for a walk to promote open discussions and support for mental health. There will be a number of advocates, professionals, and other agency booths at the event to help you learn more about resources in your area. There will also be face painting, henna, a petting zoo, and a costume contest! If you're interested in participating in the walk, register here: https://www.namiwalks.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=donorDrive.event&eventID=1818
Autism Society of Oregon (ASO) is holding their third annual autism walk in Salem. This will be a family-friendly, Autism-friendly event celebrating Autistic people and the Autism community, with proceeds to benefit ASO’s programs in the Salem Area! There will be a number of resource tables, including ISN, and opportunities to connect with others in the community. Registration this year is free! To register visit https://charity.pledgeit.org/c/8B5AxxOuTF Registration includes: the Autism Walk; 25+ Resource Tables; Costume Booth; Face Painter; Art Activities; and more! The Walk is a 1/2 mile loop, accessible to all. Fun Starts 10am ~ Walk at 11am ~ Carousel opens at 11am