UCP Oregon's Services

UCP Oregon began in 1955 by supporting adults who experienced cerebral palsy.

But today we do so much more than that! We provide one-on-one supports for adults and children who experience developmental/intellectual disabilities (I/DD) in Multnomah, Clackamas and Washington counties.

We provide direct support to nearly 1,000 adults, assisting them to live, work, and play independently within their communities.

We also support over 800 families who are raising children diagnosed with developmental disabilities, helping them find connection and a hopeful future.

We believe that everyone has the right to equality, inclusion, and advocacy. 

SERVICES FOR ADULTS

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​Assisting adults who experience I/DD to set goals, allocate funds and connect with community resources.
Assisting adults who experience I/DD to find and keep fulfilling jobs in the community.
Assisting adults who experience I/DD to live independently.

SERVICES FOR CHILDREN & FAMILIES

Providing support groups, fun outings and other resources for families who are raising children who experience cerebral palsy.
Providing relief staffing, skills training, and fun activities for children who experience I/DD.

The Bill Porter MEMORIAL Fund

 UCP Oregon created The Bill Porter Memorial Fund in 2018 to remove barriers and support meaningful lives for our customers.