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Ability Training Services OR We provide a safe environment for adults of all abilities to learn and train to live with greater in Follow us on Twitter and Instagram at:

ATS connects adults of all abilities to quality providers and resources within their communities which enables them to build confidence in their strengths and gifts so they can begin to live more independently. The ATS mission is to help individuals of all abilities work toward a healthy independent lifestyle. ATS supports that mission by offering the support, motivation, and tools necessary for success. Services are offered in the following settings:

1:1 —
Provider works individually with Customer focusing on specific goals in a direct manner in the home or in the community. Small group —
Provider works with Customer and a handful of others at the same time on similar goals in a less direct way. You can expect the same amount of instruction as with 1:1, but with learning coming from group communication as well as from direct provider instruction in the home or in the community. Larger group —
Provider facilitates group learning and goal achievement by integrating Customer and a group of peers during a community based activity or event from the monthly calendar. Here, you will have opportunities to use the skills you have learned in 1:1 and small group while meeting new people and growing new friendships. Virtual In-Direct Supports —
All the goals and Person Centered methods for teaching In-Person supports are now available via online Zoom meetings in order to facilitate safe progress on personal independence during the COVID-19 pandemic.

23/10/2025

Important information about SNAP benefits!

OSAC wants to make sure that self advocates in the I/DD community across the state are staying up to date on changes to SNAP benefits. Please share this post to get the word out in our community!

Right now, October SNAP benefits have not been impacted. People received their October benefits as usual, and anyone newly approved during October will also get their full benefits. ODHS received a memo from the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) that November benefits will be disrupted if a federal shutdown continues.

Here is what you can do to make sure you have access to food if your benefits are affected and how to stay informed:

1. Talk to your supporters to make a plan for you to access food if your benefits are affected. You can call your case managers and talk to them and ask them about local resources in your community.

2. Find out where your nearest food bank is by using the website: https://www.oregon.gov/odhs/food/pages/default.aspx?utm_medium=email&utm_source=govdelivery

3. Contact 211info by dialing 2-1-1, texting your ZIP code to 898-211, or visiting www.211info.org.

4. Older adults and people with disabilities: Connect with the Aging and Disability Resource Connection of Oregon (ADRC) for help finding government and community resources. Call 1-855-673-2372 or visit www.adrcoforegon.org

5. Sign-up for an ONE Online account and download the Oregon ONE Mobile app at benefits.oregon.gov to get notices about your SNAP case. Here is a video to learn how to do that: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j85LjipK4PY&t=5s

6. Stay up to date with federal changes by visiting this ODHS webpage: https://www.oregon.gov/odhs/news/pages/federal-updates.aspx

23/10/2025

Calling all self advocates who use TriMet services to get around the Portland and Beaverton Metro area to share your feedback on the potential bus and MAX service cuts on October 28 from 5-7pm. Scan the QR code below to attend.

You can also share your feedback using this survey link: https://trimet.sjc1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_8J1yEdTdeSoaIL4

23/10/2025
Working out and getting healthy is always fun at Hidden Creek Community Center in Hillsboro!!!
03/10/2025

Working out and getting healthy is always fun at Hidden Creek Community Center in Hillsboro!!!

04/09/2025

At 7, Giants third baseman Matt Chapman was diagnosed with Tourette syndrome. He, his dad and Bob Melvin talked to the Chronicle about how he deals with the disorder.

Stay cool and safe! It is still around 90 degrees out!!
01/07/2025

Stay cool and safe! It is still around 90 degrees out!!

Let's BEAT THE HEAT! 🥵 With forecasted high temperatures warming up early next week into the high 80s & even low 90s, now is a perfect time to prepare. Heat-related illness can happen at any time of the year, but it's more prevalent during the summer. Let's start planning now.🥤

10/06/2025

Warmer weather is here, Oregon.

Before you head outside, make sure you’re ready:
• Check your local forecast and be aware of daily high temperatures in your area.
• Never leave kids or pets in the car.
• Drink plenty of water.
• Wear sunscreen, sunglasses, or sun hats to keep yourself cool.

For more information, visit: healthoregon.org/preparedness

Stay safe!!!
25/02/2025

Stay safe!!!

⚡ Crews are on it! ⚡ Our teams are assessing damage and making repairs as quickly as safety allows. With windy conditions continuing, be prepared for possible outages tonight.

🚨 Safety Reminder: Never touch a downed power line—stay far away and call 911, then report it to PGE right away.

📍 Please check the PGE Outage Map for the latest updates. https://portlandgeneral.com/outages

Be safe everyone!!!
25/02/2025

Be safe everyone!!!

Be safe everyone!!!!
13/02/2025

Be safe everyone!!!!

05/11/2024

🇺🇸 Today is Election Day! If you haven’t voted yet, there is still time. But time runs out TONIGHT at 8:00 PM (Tuesday November 5)!

👉🏿 Get voting, ballot measure, and candidate info at easyvotingguide.org >
👉🏼 Find a drop box near you at tinyurl.com/44cy5zup >

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ATS connects adults of all abilities to quality providers and resources within their communities which enables them to build confidence in their strengths and gifts so they can begin to live more independently. The ATS mission is to help individuals of all abilities work toward a healthy independent lifestyle. ATS supports that mission by offering the support, motivation, and tools necessary for success. Services are offered in the following settings: 1:1 Provider works individually with Customer focusing on specific goals in a direct manner in the home or in the community. Small group Provider works with Customer and a handful of others at the same time on similar goals in a less direct way. You can expect the same amount of instruction as with 1:1, but with learning coming from group communication as well as from direct provider instruction in the home or in the community. Larger group Provider facilitates group learning and goal achievement by integrating Customer and a group of peers during a community based activity or event from the monthly calendar. Here, you will have opportunities to use the skills you have learned in 1:1 and small group while meeting new people and growing new friendships Follow us on Twitter and Instagram at: @ATS_PDX