As our communities cope with ever changing guidance, Inclusive Partners is still doing what we can to support child care providers, children, and their families.  Although we are still working remotely and available via phone and email, we are starting to make some site visits.  We will continue to encourage virtual connections to determine if further supports are needed.  We reserve the choice to meet in person if the situation warrants.

Our team members are committed to reducing the transmission of COVID-19.  Let's continue to be patient and kind in allowing space to make the safest choices for each of us.

Please call or email us for more information should you be interested in accessing our services.

Stay well and Wash your hands!

The Inclusive Partners Team

Who We Are

Inclusive Partners is a statewide program of the Oregon Council on Developmental Disabilities. We are funded through the Oregon Department of Education, Early Learning Division, and Oregon’s Department of Human Services. We are a program that supports inclusive practices in child care settings.

We work with child care providers caring for children who need additional accommodations to support inclusive care. We offer these supports for children and youth from birth through age 17. Families, child care providers and other partners are able to make requests for our assistance at no cost.

Inclusive Partners helps to promote and support inclusive practices by offering technical assistance / consultation services, a financial supplement (see DHS Eligibility Requirements), and professional development opportunities for providers.

Our Core Values

• All children are children first, regardless of ability

• Families, child care providers and partners bring unique knowledge, expertise, and diversity

• Inclusion benefits all children in community settings

• Services are provided in a knowledgeable and professional manner

• Individualized services are responsive to the unique capabilities of children, youth, and their families

• Communication with families, child care providers and others is positive, respectful, and sensitive to individual situations

• All children need enhanced quality and developmentally appropriate practices

• Services are responsive to the concerns, culture and values of Oregon’s diverse communities and geographic areas

• Active partnerships, collaboration and coordination with state and community service systems promote quality experiences