Category: I/DD & Family
Beat the Heat With Summer Fun Activities for Kids With IDD
Summer is the season of endless possibilities, but if you’re a foster parent or caregiver, it can also require you to come up with creative ideas to keep your kids engaged. Whether you’re caring for a child with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) or simply looking for sensory-friendly activities, there’s plenty to do. At RISE […]
Make Memories With These Spring Activities for Foster Families
Spring is a season filled with new beginnings and plenty of opportunities for family bonding. For foster families, it’s the perfect time to create memories together. At RISE Services, Inc. Oregon, we’re here to support your foster family every step of the way, even when you’re planning family adventures. Here are some fun options for […]
Supported Living: A Path to Independence for Adults With IDD
For adults living with intellectual or developmental disabilities (IDD), having the right support can provide an opportunity to live more independently. At RISE Services, Inc. Oregon, our supported living services are designed to provide personalized care that champions autonomy and community integration. Our mission is to empower individuals living with IDD to live their best, […]
Begin a New Self-Care Practice This Holiday Season
Supporting individuals living with intellectual or developmental disabilities can involve unique complexities for family members, long-term caregivers, and those who work as Direct Support Professionals (DSPs). Practicing self-care on a regular basis can give you the rest and respite you need to improve your well-being and take better care of the children and adults you […]
3 Reasons Family Gatherings Matter for Individuals with I/DD
At RISE Services, Inc. Oregon, we understand that this time of year is filled with holiday parties, Christmas programs, and family gatherings. Holiday family activities are crucial for many individuals as they feel appreciated, loved, and safe with fellow family members. This is especially true for youth and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD). […]