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About Central Oregon Collective and Why You Should Care

About Central Oregon Collective and Why You Should Care

Central Oregon Collective is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit that was established in the 80’s. We have around 70 staff members, most being Direct Support Professionals, and are currently serving about 40 individuals of varying abilities. We have 5 group homes and also...

New Home, New Adventures

New Home, New Adventures

We've got some exciting news happening at the Central Oregon Collective! We've been continually looking for ways to grow and expand our organization - for both our clients and team. Recently, we found ourselves fortunate enough to receive an additional house. This new...

Accessible Adventures in Oregon

Accessible Adventures in Oregon

With so many wonderful things to do in and around Central Oregon, we’re constantly looking for accessible activities our clients will love. Thankfully, there are tons of options around here that are suitable for all ages and abilities, creating a sense of inclusion,...

A Year of Joyful Moments and Lasting Memories

It's hard to believe that another year has passed, but what a year it was! 2022 was full of unforgettable moments and exciting events that brought our community together and reminded us of the significance of appreciating the small things in life. We discovered...

Making a Difference in Bend

Our goal at Central Oregon Collective is to provide opportunities for people with intellectual, physical, and/or developmental disabilities, as well as other community members who face obstacles, to experience full participation in society. Our residents are eager to...

It’s Gratitude Season!

With Thanksgiving just around the corner, now’s the perfect time to reflect on all the things we are grateful for at Central Oregon Collective! Our amazing clients, staff, and mission keep us going each and every day and for that, we are SO thankful for everyone...

The Importance of Community Inclusion

Community inclusion means more than allowing individuals to participate in their community. It means empowering, encouraging, and creating opportunities for individuals to live full and rich lives regardless of social constructs or abilities. An inclusive community...

About Us

Central Oregon Collective (formerly RAP) supports individuals with a wide variety of abilities such as Autism, Cerebral Palsy, Down Syndrome, Epilepsy and mental health issues.
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