Community Partners Council
Based on the 7 principles of participatory action research and true community involvement, the Community Partners Council (CPC) for the Oregon Institute on Disability and Development (OIDD) represents the broad geographic, racial, ethnic, socioeconomic, rural and urban makeup of the state of Oregon.
Meet the Community Partners Council!
The CPC serves as a primary mechanism for the voices and needs of Oregonians with disabilities, health issues and their families, friends and supporters. The CPC assures through interactive partnership with the OIDD that individual, group and community concerns and needs are related to and addressed by OIDD’s 5 year strategic plan and the ongoing work of all aspects of the OIDD.
The CPC is open for membership to any Oregonian who experiences a disability, has family members or is related to individuals with disabilities or have interest in the facilitation and supports of persons with disabilities and their families.
Join the Community Partners Council!
Charles Davis
davichar@ohsu.edu
Center on Self Determination
CDRC OHSU
707 SW Gaines St.
Portland, OR 97239
Quick Reminders:
Quick Reminders:
The next full Community Partners Council (CPC) quarterly meeting will take place in August 18, in Salem OR. Contact Charles Davis if you would like more information or want to add something to the agenda.
