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Creating a Better World for Those Who are Challenged

 

 

All PEER SUPPORT meetings will be held the 1st Tuesday of the month. . The meetings will be held at 7:00 PM

At peer support meetings ADAPTING peer supporters are intent listeners in a healing and compassionate manner. We want to hear what issues you are dealing with and provide any assistance you may ask that we can provide.

Whether you are pre or post amputees we are here for you. Don't hesitate to call us. We care!

503-608-0661.

ADAPTING will be launching another diabetes awareness program this fall. The program will target our youth. If your school or organization have an interest in such a program please contact us at the above-listed telephone number. A bilateral amputee is the presenter. This helps emphasize the impoi]rtance of a healthy diet.

 

Presently, the ADAPTING Board of Directors is looking for a larger commercial space where more activities can be held in our own facilities.

 

IIf you are on disability or are in a qualifying low income bracket there may be available for you free grant money to improve your home, get certain types of medical equipment, seek an education in a qualifying institution or training facility and much more. For further information please call the office at

A new program we are now launching is to provide visitor services for people in hospitals, assisted living facilities and certain categories of senior living facilities. This activity is not only for peer support but includes companion-type sevices where we listen to a care receiver and try to benefit the person receiving the visitation.

On occassion where possible we may arrange different types of entertainment.

Brief training for care givers is required prior to performing the visits.

503-608-0661.

BE SURE TO ATTEND OUR MEETINGS TO HELP PLAN OUR ACTIVITIES:

BE SURE TO REMEMBER, WE COLLECT USED PROSTHETIC EQUIPMENT FOR OVERSEAS USE. PLEASE REMEMBER ADAPTING WHEN DONATING ITEMS OF THIS NATURE. CALL TODAY FOR ARRANGEMENTS. REMEMBER YOUR DONATIONS ARE TAX DEDUCTIBLE.

NEW YEAR'S

SPRING OUTING

SUMMER PICNIC

FALL FESTIVITIES

CHRISTMAS PARTY

AND MORE.

 

 

For amputee golfing information click on the link above!

 

 

 

ADAPTING would like to extend its' appreciation and gratitude to all supporters of the organization. The donors, advertisers, product purchasers, and helpers (volunteers) are essential for the success of our programs.

THANK YOU!

 

 

 

 

WE NEED VOLUNTEERS NOW! ......PLEASE DON'T HESITATE TO CALL.

 

 

 

 

 

Other activities planned for next year at the center are table tennis, bowling, racket ball, basketball, golf, dance lessons, films, games, dancing, and much more- If you have a disability, COME JOIN THE FUN- bring your family - call us today!

 

Please read ADAPTING'S fundraising efforts on our fundraising page by Clicking Here!

Suggestions for activities are always welcome.

 

 

Call for more information 503-608-0661 don't delay!

FREE transportation in and around Clackamas County to and from the ADAPTING activities is provided by a Clackamas County volunteer group.

Information on this activity may be obtained by calling

503-655-8856. See below for more information.

 

Remember, FREE transportation may be available through a county volunteer transportation system.

Please be sure to check this out well in advance by calling

503-655-8856

Services are available Monday through Friday,

8:30 AM to 5 PM

(Clackamas County Residents only)

FOR FREE RIDES TO QUALIFYING HANDICAPPED PEOPLE IN WASHINGTON STATE

CALL PEOPLE 4 PEOPLE AT

800-233-1624

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

An aim of ADAPTING is to reintegrate people with disabilities into society. Not only is work an important goal but the restoration of self-esteem, confidence and recreation must also become an important part of a disabled persons life.

 

 

 

The family must learn how to cope with the new situation. There is normally a major adjustment for everyone. Questions need to be answered. New amputees can suffer from grief and depression and find peer support a very crucial activity for recovery. Won't you consider helping the Adapting program. Call today and find out how YOU can help. Call 503-608-0661 today.