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more than four walls and a roof
Shangri-La's direct support professionals work hard to maintain caring, safe, and enriching home environments for individuals with disabilities at all levels of independence.
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24-Hour Residential Programs
Shangri-La's neighborhood homes are as unique as the individuals who live in them. Whether it's shopping for groceries, celebrating birthdays, doing the laundry, or Friday movie night, we work to involve the individuals we serve in every part of home life based on their abilities and interests.
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24-hour residential programs are designed for individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities who have higher care, support, and supervision needs.
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Shangri-La offers 3 and 5-bedroom homes where each individual in the house has their own room. Shared spaces include the kitchen, living room, bathrooms, and yard.
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Service Area
Marion County, Oregon
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Eligibility Information
Individuals must be at least 18 years of age, have a diagnosed intellectual or developmental disability, and an established Marion County Community Developmental Disabilities Program (CDDP) case manager who can make a referral for services if applicable.
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For intake or referral information or to schedule a tour, contact:
"I like getting along with my housemates. We do birthday parties, going out to eat, and we take trips."
- Steve, program participant
Patricia, Josie, Craig, Fred, and Jennifer invite viewers inside their unique rooms for an up close and personal tour, and a glimpse into their individual personalities.
Supported living
Living in neighborhood apartments or family homes, individuals in Shangri-La's Supported Living Program enjoy the opportunity to choose where and with whom they want to live. They receive on-going support, ranging from 20 hours per week to 8 or more hours per day, to help sustain their choices, safety and wellness.
The supported living setting is designed for individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities who can live independently but still need occasional supports. Support levels are identified through the Individual Support Plan (ISP) process.
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Service Area
Marion County, Oregon
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Eligibility Information
Individuals must be at least 18 years of age, have a diagnosed intellectual or developmental disability, and an established Marion County Community Developmental Disabilities Program (CDDP) case manager who can make a referral for services if applicable.
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For intake or referral information or to schedule a tour, contact:
Housing assistance program
Shangri-La's Housing Assistance Program (SHAP) provides permanent, supportive housing assistance to individuals and families who experience chronic homelessness.
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Participants may receive assistance with rent and are required to participate in case management to help increase skills, stability, overall wellness, and self-sufficiency.
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Service Areas
Marion and Polk Counties, Oregon
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Eligibility Information
Individuals must have a documented disability, be currently homeless by the HUD definition, and have completed a coordinated entry homeless assessment through Mid-Willamette Valley Housing Alliance Coordinated Entry Sites which resulted in a score of 10 or higher. Due to the size and nature of services, wait times for referral to this program are lengthy.
"I have hope now for the first time. I know how to overcome things and am overall less stressed."
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GeorgeAnne, Housing Assistance Program Participant