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Alzheimer's is one of the most critical public health issues in America. Our advocates play a critical role in efforts to influence Alzheimer’s & dementia policy at the federal & state level. Working together we are making an impact.
Providing mediation services and conflict resolution education for disputes involving landlord/tenant, neighbors (property line, noise and nuisance, pets, landscaping, vandalism), and family issues. Also mediate elder care issues, autonomy issues and issues important to the well being of a senior in a neutral, safe, and structured setting.
Inquire about consumer complaint process, receive information on businesses or business practices, learn about referrals to other state and federal agencies and sign up for scam alerts.
The Ombuds office helps affected parties work through questions, concerns, or complaints related to Oregon Department of Human Services (ODHS) programs or services. An ombudsman, or Ombuds professional, is an official appointed to investigate individuals' complaints against inefficient or inequitable administration.
Certified Ombudsman Volunteers advocate for residents in nursing homes, residential care and assisted living facilities and adult care homes. They visit with the residents, investigate, and help resolve concerns. You may also speak confidentially with a Deputy Ombudsman or leave your telephone number for assistance.
Oregon’s goal for ADRC is to provide services to all seniors, people with disabilities, their families and caregivers across the state regardless of income. ADRCs’ core services are information and assistance, options counseling, care transitions, health promotion, and streamlined eligibility to public programs.
Empowering and Advocating for Park and Marina Residents since 1977.
A legal services program for people 60 and over; emphasis on serving those in greatest economic or social need. Funded in part through Older Americans Act, Senior & Disability Services, a Division of Lane Council of Governments.
An advocacy program through the District Attorney's Office to aid crime victims. Encourages and facilitates victim involvement in and participation with the criminal justice system through education, notification of court dates, emotional support, and connection with community resources.
