MARION COUNTY CHILDREN'S BEHAVIORAL HEALTH
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES PROGRAM
Offers a range of support services to individuals experiencing intellectual and/or developmental disabilities. Services can include case management; individual and family support plans; access to brokerage services for transportation; in-home supports or residential placement; and employment and vocational services.
3867 Wolverine Street Ne
Salem, OR 97305
Eligibility: Children and adults with an intellectual or developmental disability. Applicant must be an Oregon resident and U.S. citizen.
Hours: Monday-Friday 8:30am-5pm
(503) 588-5288
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  • (503) 588-5352 Reception
  • Main phone (503) 588-5288
Email Address: [email protected]
INTAKE PROCEDURE: Call to request an application for Developmental Disabilities services. An appointment will be scheduled with an eligibility worker who can help you through the application process.
FEES: None
DOCUMENTS: Proof of citizenship, proof of address, and records of any/all psychological and medical assessments related to the disability.
AREA SERVED: Marion County
SITE HOURS: Monday - Thursday 8am-7pm
Friday 8am-5pm
Services:
  • Benefits and Services Assistance * Disabilities Issues
  • Case/Care Management * Disabilities Issues
  • Disability Related Center Based Employment
  • Disability Related Parenting Programs
  • Disability Related Transportation
  • Home/Community Based Developmental Disabilities Programs
  • Residential Placement Services for People with Disabilities
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MARION COUNTY CHILDREN'S BEHAVIORAL HEALTH