209 SW 4th Avenue, Reception
Portland OR 97204
600 NE 8th Street
Gresham OR 97030
In accordance with March 2024 being Developmental Disabilities Awareness month, Multnomah County Developmental Disabilities program wishes to recognize our public stakeholders including all of our enrolled individuals, their family members, and our fellow partner organizations, including schools, brokerages, non-profits, day support activity programs, and other agencies supporting our diverse community members and championing inclusion and equity in our county and beyond. We strive to promote the contributions of all our community members and we champion the provision of inclusive support to people experiencing physical, cognitive, sensory, psychiatric and other invisible or undiagnosed conditions. We stand in solidarity with our community. #DDawareness2024 #AWorldofOpportunities
For more information on Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month, visit https://nacdd.org/ddam/.
For information regarding local disability affiliated organizations and resources in Portland, Oregon, visit https://www.portland.gov/officeofequity/disability/disability-resources
For accurate and up-to-date information about COVID-19 and Multnomah County's response, please visit our dedicated COVID-19 web page.
Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities
Eligibility | Services for children | Services for adults | Abuse investigations | Service Provider Info
Multnomah County is a case management agency that hires Service Coordinators to provide individually focused care coordination and planning to children and adults with Intellectual and/or Developmental Disabilities. Our goal is to increase overall quality of life, promote independence, and integration by providing resources and service in the family home and community for individuals we serve.
Contact us
Our staff is available to help you.
Apply or refer someone to services
Multnomah County Support Service Brokerages
Report abuse and neglect
Dial 1-855-503-SAFE (7233) or visit our abuse investigations page if you are concerned that someone you know with an Intellectual or Developmental Disability may be abused, neglected, or harmed. You can also view more information on the State of Oregon's Abuse and Neglect website.
Service Provider Information, Enrollment and Background Checks
Visit our Provider Resources page for information about becoming a I/DD service provider.