Mid-Willamette Valley Community

The Pearl Buck Center Incorporated provides support to individuals with developmental disabilities. The organization also promotes independence and active participation of disabled children and their families in the community. It serves individuals with mental retardation, epilepsy, cerebral palsy and autism. The Pearl Buck Center Incorporated offers adult service programs that help individuals with disabilities become productive members of the community. The organization s production services and vocational training programs include packaging of products requiring poly bag, box pack, shrink wrap, blister pack, and heat and vacuum seal. It also provides job coaching, vocational training and job placement services at more than 70 local businesses for adults with severe disabilities. Located in Eugene, Ore., the Pearl Buck Center Incorporated offers the Life Enhancing Activities Program.

Farmworker Housing Development Corporation (FHDC) is a community-based non-profit organization established in 1991, dedicated to supporting low-income families in the Willamette Valley by providing affordable housing and various essential services. Over the years, FHDC has evolved to meet the needs of the community, expanding its offerings to include workforce housing, asset building, and leadership development programs. With a commitment to creating stable and safe living environments, FHDC currently serves approximately 2,500 individuals across seven cities in Oregon. The organization is actively engaged in the development and rehabilitation of over 200 housing units to foster intergenerational wealth and enhance career mobility for farmworkers and working families. Generated from the website