Community Living Supports in Oregon

Flexible community living supports and independent living

Community Living Supports (CLS) in Oregon are designed to help individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities live confidently and successfully in their own homes and neighborhoods.

These community living supports offer flexible, independent living support with daily routines, personal care, household tasks, community participation, and safety skills, based on each person’s strengths and goals. Services can be scheduled regularly or intermittently and are available in a person’s own home or family caregiver home, with options for one-on-one or small-group activities.

Behavioral coaching, assistive technology, and person-centered planning help children and adults build skills, stay connected, and experience full, meaningful lives in the communities they call home.

Supports & Accommodations

Flexible Support

For less than 24-hour needs, community living supports can be delivered on a preferred schedule or intermittently.
Flexible Setting

Individuals can receive community living supports in their own home or family caregiver home.
Individuals & Groups

Participants receive community living supports one-on-one or in small group-based activities.
Behavioral Services

Individuals receive support with coaching and daily living skill-building.
Assistive Technology

Support includes access to and help with tools supporting independence and safety.
All Ages

Services provided for adults living independently and children under 18.