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FACT Oregon Healther Together Oregon (HTO) — FACT Oregon
WebHealthier Together Oregon (HTO), the State Health Improvement Plan, is a transformative initiative that envisions a healthier and more equitable Oregon, ensuring that every resident can thrive. HTO has developed a comprehensive plan with clear strategies to address health disparities, foster collaboration, and achieve health equity throughout
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Activate YOUR Advocacy — FACT Oregon
WebParticipants in AYA have a wide range of experiences and perspectives and are motivated to help their communities. AYA is not intended for people who want to learn how to advocate for just their own child (ren). English sessions will meet virtually April 1-17 on Mondays and Wednesdays from 6:00-9:00 PM. Please apply by March 1, 2024.
The Power of FACT Oregon's Support Line: Unlocking Knowledge, …
WebFACT Oregon is dedicated to empowering families and individuals navigating disability, reshaping perceptions of disability, and advocating for a society in which all people can thrive. Our Support Line provides a lifeline to families navigating the complex worlds of special education, disability ser
Policy & Advocacy — FACT Oregon
WebAND, if you wish your child to start the new school year on a full day, you must inform the district in writing at least 14 days before the start of the school year. We’re here to help. If you have questions about abbreviated school day, email [email protected] or call 503-786-6082 | (541) 695-5416.
Funding Partners — FACT Oregon
WebFACT Oregon is a current grantee of the Oregon Health Authority through its Public Health Equity Funding program. The goal of the grant is to support community-based organizations (CBO’s) as part of OHA’s commitment to improving health equity in communities of color, Tribal communities, disability communities, immigrant and refugee communities, …
Trainings — FACT Oregon
WebOn Demand Trainings. We are thrilled to offer several of our most popular trainings as permanent online modules, many in both English and Spanish, for you to watch at your own pace. Find them on our On Demand Training page! Check our training calendar for upcoming trainings on a variety of special education and disability-related topics.
Resources: Adulthood & Finances — FACT Oregon
WebFACT Oregon’s Guide to Person-Centered Planning. Guide to Medicare for People With Disabilities: A Step-by-Step Checklist. Oregon Family to Family Health Information Center. Decision Making Guides for Health Care Settings - from OHSU. Vanderbilt Kennedy Center: Health Care for Adults with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities.
Transition to Adulthood: Healthcare and the IEP — FACT Oregon
WebThis training is ideal for youth, young adults, and caregivers. Making decisions about your health is part of becoming an adult and living a “whole life”! Preparing disabled youth to be involved can start in school through the IEP process. Join us to explore: • How health and the purpose of IDEA
Resources For Youth With Disabilities — FACT Oregon
WebPeople with disabilities have the right to self-determination, privacy, and safety when it comes to relationships and sexuality. Use the resources below to learn more about these topics and decide how you would like to explore them in your own life. Disability And Sexuality. From a channel with a health professional licensed in the US.
Kari's Advocacy Journey — FACT Oregon
WebKari's story highlights several important lessons: Understanding the IEP: Kari emphasizes the significance of thoroughly understanding every aspect of the IEP document, ensuring it reflects discussions about a child's strengths, needs, goals, accommodations, modifications, and how special education services will be delivered. FACT Oregon …
Diversity, Equity & Inclusion — FACT Oregon
WebEquity: Both the process and the result of meaningfully reducing the predictability of success that currently correlates with any social or cultural factor or identity and creating the conditions in which one’s identity cannot predict life outcomes (educational, health, socioeconomic). Inclusion: Authentically creating a culture of belonging
The Gift of Being a Resource Parent — FACT Oregon
WebFACT Oregon is a resource that can be relied on in times of need. Our support line and trainings, as well as other peer support groups, attorneys, and ODHS certifiers are here to offer support when navigating the journey of resource parent. “You are not alone. All you need is a willingness to learn” she says, and opportunities to learn and
FACT Oregon Board of Directors — FACT Oregon
WebThe Board of Directors is a dynamic group of leaders committed to FACT Oregon’s mission, vision, and values. They actively champion and steward the organization to help us do the best work possible in pursuit of our goals to equip and empower families and transform disability. As an organization that is family-led, FACT Oregon’s board
The All Ability Tri4Youth is coming, so TRY a Bike!
WebStep 1. Ask your child’s doctor for a “medical necessity” letter that you can submit to your health insurance provider. Be sure the letter explains that the bike will help with your child’s physical therapy goals, and that it’s not just for recreation. Your child’s PT can help with wording. Step 2: Submit a request to your health
The FACT Oregon Support Line — FACT Oregon — FACT Oregon
WebGet Support! Call or text 503-786-6082 or 541-695-5416. Email us at [email protected] or [email protected]. Someone from our support team will call you back, usually within 48-72 hours. Or, if you’d like, you can choose a time to talk from our calendar by clicking below. FACT Oregon's Support Line is staffed by parents of …
Empowering Christina’s Advocacy — FACT Oregon
WebMeet Christina. Christina S., a single mother of four from Marion County whose family receives wrap-around services, is navigating a challenging situation with her 14-year-old son (R). A bright teen with ADHD, sensory issues, and possible autism, R’s engagement in disruptive behavior at school led to the threat of expulsion earlier this fall.
Meet Our Team — FACT Oregon
WebMaria Rangel, Bilingual Program Specialist. Heather Carleton, Support Specialist. Britania Vazquez-Elorza, Bilingual Program Specialist. Domie Newton, Program Specialist. Krystal Perkins, Communications Coordinator. Meet the staff of FACT Oregon. All parents of children with disabilities ourselves, we are here to support you on your journey!
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