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Measures 66 & 67 were approved! Oregonians voted to protect vital services for fellow citizens with disabilities (as well as other public services), and approved small tax increases on businesses and high-income individuals. ORA owes a big thanks to everyone who helped get out the word (and the vote) on these crucial measures. Coming Events Mental Illness & People with Intellectual Disabilities Presented by James Clay, Psy.D. Feb. 19, Eugene Brochure GRO Training & Resource Manual for Enhanced Competencies Presented by Christie Perez Feb. 23, Salem Flyer/Brochure Click here for a Complete list of upcoming events We won! ORA is humbled by Oregon Business magazine’s decision to name us the “Best Small Nonprofit in Oregon to Work for.” Thanks are deserved all around to our staff, our members, and our sponsors for making such a tremendous honor possible. To see the magazine’s article highlighting ORA and what made us stand out from the more than 200 nonprofits that entered, please click here. The Oregon Rehabilitation Association represents and supports its members: non-profit community organizations that support people with disabilities. We value: Investment in excellence. Integrity and openness in communication. Leadership in developing partnerships for the future. Genuine participation in the life and resources of the community. The Oregon Rehabilitation Association (ORA) was formed in 1967 by nonprofit community agencies. For nearly 35 years, ORA has been the voice of providers, successfully advocating for people with disabilities in ways that truly make a difference in their lives. Our more than 100 member organizations are located throughout the state. Their 3,000 employees provide community residential and employment supports to more than 7,000 people with disabilities.

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