Join NW Access Fund for their monthly "Financial How-To’s for People with Disabilities". Learn how to budget, save, build credit, and protect yourself from fraud—all while keeping your benefits safe. The first class, How To Make a Budget & Save, will be held Tuesday, June 3. Click here to register. Learn the basics of budgeting and saving, including strategies to save without impacting asset restricted benefits. Leave knowing how to make a budget, what to do when you have limited resources, and with tips to overcome common spending pitfalls. Additional upcoming Classes Include: How to Make a Budget & Save - June 3rd, 12pm How to Build and Use Credit - June 10th, 12pm How to Protect Yourself from Fraud and Scams - June 17th, 12pm All classes are virtual and held in a supportive, inclusive environment. ASL interpretation available on request! Bring your questions! Each class is generally held every 2-3 weeks and led by a financial coach. These classes provide financial education designed to meet the unique needs of people with disabilities. Get tips and strategies on a variety of financial topics and leave with a clear idea of the next steps to take to help you reach your goals.
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Join ODDS leadership on Zoom to share your feedback and experiences. All are welcome to attend these virtual meetings. Each month will have a different topic or focus. They meet every first Wednesday of the month from noon to 1 p.m. No registration required. These events are facilitated by the new Partnership and Accessibility Resource Unit. Date: June 4th Time: noon to 1 p.m. How to attend: Use this link to open the Zoom meeting. They also invite you to send your questions or feedback ahead of time using the feedback form. You can fill it out in Arabic, English, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Somali, Spanish and Vietnamese. Deadline: Please send your questions by 8 a.m. on the Monday before the meeting. You don’t have to submit a question to attend the meeting. You can also ask new questions during the meeting. If they can’t answer your question during the meeting, a staff member will get back to you via email. If you want privacy, you can also ask them to respond by email. |
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Join a free, two-hour session of expert-driven discussion and practical steps you can take to stay safe before, during, and after a disaster! Lincoln City and Lincoln County Emergency Management has partnered with The Oregon Dept of Emergency Management (OEM), Oregon Dept of Geology and Mineral Industries (DOGAMI) and the National Weather Service (NWS) to provide a comprehensive overview of earthquakes and tsunamis. This session will feature expert-led presentations on the science behind earthquakes and tsunamis, how alerts are triggered and broadcasted, and what you can do now to be better prepared when a disaster strikes. There will be time for questions and open discussion after the presentations—so bring your curiosity and take advantage of this opportunity to learn from the experts and connect with the people working to keep Oregon safe. There will be two sessions on this day: Driftwood Library Community Room, Lincoln City - 11am - 1pm Oregon Coast Community College Community Room, Newport, 6pm - 8pm
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Join CCS Adult Residential Services on June 5th, 2025 from 1:00 to 5:00 PM for an afternoon of dancing and Hollywood glamour. Light refreshments will be provided. There’s still space available, so the RSVP deadline has been extended, RSVP to afinegan@ccswv.org. Located at Queen of Angels Monastery - Agatha Hall
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Join NW Access Fund for their monthly "Financial How-To’s for People with Disabilities". Learn how to budget, save, build credit, and protect yourself from fraud—all while keeping your benefits safe. This class, How to Build Credit and Manage Debt, will be held June 10th at 12pm. Click here to register. Learn what credit is and how to build it and learn strategies to help you manage your debt. Leave knowing how to check your credit, how to raise your credit score, and with tips for managing your current debt and planning for new debt. Additional upcoming Classes Include: How to Build and Use Credit - June 10th, 12pm How to Protect Yourself from Fraud and Scams - June 17th, 12pm All classes are virtual and held in a supportive, inclusive environment. ASL interpretation available on request! Bring your questions! Each class is generally held every 2-3 weeks and led by a financial coach. These classes provide financial education designed to meet the unique needs of people with disabilities. Get tips and strategies on a variety of financial topics and leave with a clear idea of the next steps to take to help you reach your goals.
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Free Monthly Cooking Classes for Columbia County DD Community Provided by Columbia Pacific Food Bank and ISN Cooking Instructor: Corey Englehardt When: Second Tuesday of each month 5-7 pm Where: 1421 Columbia Blvd, St. Helens What you will learn: How to follow recipes Food safety How to use cooking utensils How to use cooking equipment How to store food properly Cultural cuisine Contact ISN PA Pepsi at placamp@goisn.org to RSVP!
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Be ready for the unexpected with Creating Opportunities' online training, “Emergency Preparedness at Home”. This course features a video of local youth who shared personal insights and practical information to help your family plan ahead to protect your loved ones during an emergency. This online training will be held on Tuesday, June 10th from 5:30PM – 7:30PM. Zoom link and information will be sent to registrants closer to the training date. Register online here! |
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The ARC's second annual Self-Advocate Convention of Oregon is happening in Salem, OR June 11th-June 13th. This event is planned by advocates for advocates and their supporters. The schedule will include guest speakers, small group conversations, and networking time. Plus, they’ll have fun social activities like a karaoke party and group meals. Exact time is to-be determined. More information coming soon! Registration is open, click here! There is financial assistance available on a first-come, first-served basis, so register soon if you're requesting some. If you need any help with registration, please email them at info@thearcoregon.org or call (503) 581-2726.
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The 2025 Oregon Legislative Session is January 21 through June 29. ODHS (Oregon Department of Human Services) will host regular meetings to update the I/DD community. Dates: January 22, February 12, February 26, March 12, March 26, April 9, April 23, May 14, May 28, June 11 and June 25 Time: Noon to 1 p.m. To attend: Register in advance using this link. After you register, Zoom will send you a confirmation email. It will have directions to join the meetings. ODHS wants everyone to feel welcome and safe. They will provide free support for you to participate. This includes American Sign Language, Spanish interpreter and live captioning. For other languages or supports, call 503-945-5811 or email dd.directorsoffice@odhs.oregon.gov. Please submit your request 48 hours before the meeting you will attend. |
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Join Living Studios (Cornerstone Associates) at the Hallie Ford Museum of Art for a free All Abilities Art Making Workshop every 2nd Thursday of the month from 12 pm to 3 pm. The museum will be open and free for workshop participants. June's workshop, inspired by artwork in the Carl Hall Gallery, encourages participants to connect to other artists within the community by emulating their styles. Participants are encouraged to explore ways of organizing shapes to make their own patterns with stamps. For accessibility assistance contact Bruce Burris at bburris@cornerstoneassoc.org
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Join Beach Buddies for an evening of karaoke, music trivia, and fun! Open to adults 18 and older, registration is required, but it’s free and it’s a total blast! Beach Buddies would love to see you, even if you just wanna hang out, no singing required. And don’t worry, they won’t make you sing, unless you want to, of course. Click the link to visit our website & register: beachbuddieslc.org Thursday June 12th from 4-6 at New Life Church in Lincoln City
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Join NW Access Fund for their monthly "Financial How-To’s for People with Disabilities". Learn how to budget, save, build credit, and protect yourself from fraud—all while keeping your benefits safe. This class, How to Apply for SSI/SSDI Benefits for Adults, will be held June 17th at 12pm via Zoom. Click here to register. Learn about the difference between SSI and SSDI and get a clear overview of how to apply for these benefits. Leave with tips and strategies to help you throughout the application process. All classes are virtual and held in a supportive, inclusive environment. ASL interpretation available on request! Bring your questions! Each class is generally held every 2-3 weeks and led by a financial coach. These classes provide financial education designed to meet the unique needs of people with disabilities. Get tips and strategies on a variety of financial topics and leave with a clear idea of the next steps to take to help you reach your goals.
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Hosted by Columbia County SPARC – a self-advocacy group for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD). Event Highlights: Celebrate the start of summer with fun, friends, and food! Designed for individuals with I/DD to connect and enjoy together Fun games, arts & crafts, and inclusive activities for all abilities Delicious snacks and cool drinks to stay refreshed Bring your family and friends – all are welcome! Register here!
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Join Sammy’s Place for the NEW Coastal Self-Advocacy zoom meeting! This meeting is every 3rd Tuesday from 4:40-5:30 pm, first time visitors need to register: https://forms.gle/FqSUreWVuD1mwBst5. This meeting is for individuals and families with IDD. |
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Salem-Keizer NAACP is having a Juneteenth celebration! There will be some awesome vendors present including food carts, resource vendors, music, and more! Where: Intersection of Cottage & State St (The Micah Building in Salem, OR) When: June 19th, 12pm to 6pm
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NeuroConnect - A Neurodiverse Community Alliance Support groups for 12-17 year olds, 18-25 year olds, and Caregivers & Adults This group typically meets Thursday's but due to the holiday is changing it up this week! All are welcome. Bring your camp chairs, blankets, sunscreen, bug spray, and anything else you need to kick back and enjoy the evening with your family. Please make sure to register for the group here (required): https://docs.google.com/.../1FAIpQLSc1HEJk2Sm.../viewform... And don’t forget to RSVP on Eventbrite too: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1415100195779?aff=oddtdtcreator This event is hosted by Columbia Health Services, Youth Era & Advocate Access NW!
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Columbia Community Mental Health's Intellectual & Developmental Disability Program and The Lodge Carts are excited to announce a Community Cultural Diversity Fair, and invite you to celebrate your heritage with Columbia County! They encourage all culturally diverse groups, including minority & indigenous groups from Columbia County to set up a booth or table to share and educate the community about your unique culture! This event is free and open to all ages! |
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The 2025 Oregon Legislative Session is January 21 through June 29. ODHS (Oregon Department of Human Services) will host regular meetings to update the I/DD community. Dates: January 22, February 12, February 26, March 12, March 26, April 9, April 23, May 14, May 28, June 11 and June 25 Time: Noon to 1 p.m. To attend: Register in advance using this link. After you register, Zoom will send you a confirmation email. It will have directions to join the meetings. ODHS wants everyone to feel welcome and safe. They will provide free support for you to participate. This includes American Sign Language, Spanish interpreter and live captioning. For other languages or supports, call 503-945-5811 or email dd.directorsoffice@odhs.oregon.gov. Please submit your request 48 hours before the meeting you will attend. |
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Join Tillamook County CDDP and the ARC for their annual summer picnic! There will be hamburgers, hotdogs, karaoke, basketball, raffle prizes, a photo booth, and more! Please bring yourself a chair or blanket. |
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Join Benton DD for food, games, dancing, crafts, and more at Avery Park! Check out the image for more information.
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This year the World Beat Festival is celebrating Turtle Island; the indigenous peoples of North and South America! Come to Riverfront Park where you can experience the music, dance, food and traditions of over 60 nations and cultures. Things kick off with a Children’s Parade at 9:45 am on Saturday and will continue until Sunday evening. Check out the website here for more information. Admission: Weekend Pass, good for: Friday Night at the Beat, Saturday and Sunday: SPECIAL PRICE — $15/person. Children 14 & under - free SNAP Card Holders - free Festival Hours: Friday: 5pm – 10pm (Main stage only) Saturday: 10am -11pm Sunday: 11am-6pm Phone: (503) 581-2004 Acompáñanos al parque Riverfront donde podrás experimentar la música, danza, comida y tradiciones de más de 70 naciones y culturas. El evento arrancará con un desfile infantil a las 9:45 de la mañana el sábado, y las festividades continuarán hasta domingo por la tarde.
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Community Day in the Park (formerly Citizens Day) is an annual summer event hosted by the City of St. Helens in McCormick Park. Community Day is a day focused on making and strengthening community connections. It’s an opportunity for people to put down their cell phones, turn off the television, and enjoy a day of fun in a local park with friends and family. Activities are family-friendly, free, and designed for a wide age-range. Yearly activities include a free barbeque lunch, live music, lawn games, vendors, and more. Check out the website here for more information. |
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July 1st - 5th | St. Paul, OR Carnival, vendors, food and rodeo performances with a firework display every night. https://www.stpaulrodeo.com/ |
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Join ODDS leadership on Zoom to share your feedback and experiences. All are welcome to attend these virtual meetings. Each month will have a different topic or focus. They meet every first Wednesday of the month from noon to 1 p.m. No registration required. These events are facilitated by the Partnership and Accessibility Resource Unit. Date: July 2nd Time: noon to 1 p.m. How to attend: Use this link to open the Zoom meeting. They also invite you to send your questions or feedback ahead of time using the feedback form. You can fill it out in Arabic, English, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Somali, Spanish and Vietnamese. Deadline: Please send your questions by 8 a.m. on the Monday before the meeting. You don’t have to submit a question to attend the meeting. You can also ask new questions during the meeting. If they can’t answer your question during the meeting, a staff member will get back to you via email. If you want privacy, you can also ask them to respond by email. |
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July 3rd - 5th | Riverview Park in Independence, OR Music, activities including a duck derby race on the river, food, and more. July 4th Fireworks begin at 10pm. https://www.ci.independence.or.us/independence-days-celebration-2025 |
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July 4th | Corvallis, OR Music, food, vendors, and more! https://rwbcorvallis.com/ |