LBL ESD Autism Training & Resources - Local Resources & Services

Local Resources & Services

Autism Advocacy & Support Groups

FACT Oregon (Families and Community Together)
An organization working to facilitate change for individuals and their families experiencing disability
Special Education Advisory Committee - Philomath
Oregon Family Support Network

Family support specialists, support groups, caregiver training, and other resources

Autism Society of Oregon Support Groups/Social Groups
One2Another
Parent training/support group in Albany, Corvallis, Lebanon and Sweet Home
Oregon Sibling Leadership Network

Fosters supportive communities for siblings of individuals with disabilities/support needs.

National Council on Severe Autism

This organization pursues recognition, policy, and solutions for individuals and caregivers affected by severe forms of autism and related disorders.

Supported Employment and Living

Child and Family Services

Developmental Disability Services

Social Security Benefits

Private Services

IRL Social Skills Coaching

Virtual social skills courses for teens and adults

Hand in Hand Farm - Lebanon
Agricultural activities and caring mentors for people with disabilities
Sensible Rehab - Albany
Speech/language, social communication, and occupational therapy
Pediatric Therapy Services - Albany
Occupational and speech/language therapy, including social communication
Integrated Youth Care – Corvallis
Mental health services
The Arc Benton County
Advocacy and recreational opportunities for people with disabilities
The Arc Lincoln County
Serves adults 18 and over
OSU IMPACT Physical Activity Program for Children with Special Needs
Special Olympics Oregon
Horses of Hope - Turner, OR
Equine-assisted therapy
Old Mill Center - Corvallis
Preschool, mental health services, physical and occupational therapy
Summer Camps and Programs for Kids with Autism and Other Disabilities

Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) Services

ABA Services in Oregon that Serve Linn/Benton Counties

This resource page simply lists organizations that locally provide services for autistic people. Families should inquire with service providers directly to determine if they will acceptably provide supports that fit the needs of their child.