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Monday 9am - 5pm Tuesday 9am - 5pm Wednesday 9am - 5pm Thursday 9am - 5pm Friday 9am - 5pm

UCP Connections

We provide person-centered planning, case management, fiscal intermediary services, and resource referral for adults with disabilities.

UCP Support Services Brokerages servin people who live in Multnomah and Clackamas counties. Brokerage customers receive state and federal funds to purchase the support they need to reach their individual life goals. Once referred to UCP Connections and/or UCP Mentors, our customers are connected with a Personal Agent to facilitate their access to support services. Brokerage customers can utilize

their brokerage services towards achieving their goals related to community inclusion, independent living, employment, adaptive equipment, select therapies, family support, behavioral interventions, and other areas of life. Our Services:
Case Management
Person-Centered Planning
Advocacy
Fiscal Intermediary Services
Resource Connection and Referral
Crisis Support
Training, Education and Technical Assistance

The principles of self-determination guide our program, which means that the individual directs their brokerage services, makes decisions about their life and supports, and chooses how to prioritize their goals. Freedom, authority, autonomy, responsibility, and confirmation are integral to how we provide services. Core Values:

Dedication
• We provide excellent service to every person we work with including the people we support, their families, providers, and community partners.
• We are here to learn about the people we support, to know them, and to enjoy the work we do together.
• We take pride in our accomplishments and the work we do. Integrity
• We are leaders who lead by example.
• We follow through on the things we say we will do.
• We are genuine in our interest and interactions with every person we work with.
• We demonstrate professional, compassionate behavior and communication.
• We develop relationships with community partners through our work. Opportunity
• We provide and accept opportunities for personal growth through learning, training, education, and curiosity.
• We support our customers and each other to learn from our successes and our mistakes.
• We provide equal, consistent access to services and resources.
• We seek opportunities to represent UCP Connections as an exemplary program. Advocacy
• We listen to the people we support so we know what’s important to them.
• We acknowledge the essential role an individual plays in advocating for themselves.
• We empower people to advocate for themselves through education, encouragement, and access to resources.
• We give a voice to the people we serve on a broad, systemic level.

12/19/2025

Clackamas County issued an evacuation warning for the Clackamas River, Molalla River, Johnson Creek, and south of Welches area. Please be careful out there!

A Level 3 (Go Now!) evacuation notice has been issued for Shady Dell Road and Fawn Lane. There is extreme danger in your area and you should evacuate now. Leave immediately, it is unsafe for you to stay in the area. Your life could be in great danger. Do not stop to gather your belongings or protect your home. Follow your emergency plan. Leave as fast and as safely as possible.

For more information, and to see evacuation maps, go to: https://www.clackamas.us/dm/flooding

12/18/2025

🌧️ A strong atmospheric river will bring heavy rain and widespread river flooding across northwest Oregon and southwest Washington on Thursday. Some rivers may continue to flood through at least Saturday. Heavy rain may also bring landslides as well as flooding of urban and low-lying areas, creeks, and streams. If you live in a flood-prone area, have a plan ready!

10/27/2025

In 2024, we received 28,932 requests for help with food and meals — up from 25,124 in 2023.

Food assistance is consistently one of the top three needs people contact us about. We can connect you with food resources in your area, including pantry and meal locations, assistance programs, and help accessing SNAP (OR) and Basic Food (SW WA).

Need help with food resources? Call 211, text your zip to 898211, email us at [email protected], visit 211info.org/get-help/food/, or choose the food icon in our app. We’re here to help!

09/03/2025

Medicaid Funding in Oregon: What We Know — Oregon Community Brokerages A summary of the information available about changes to the federal Medicaid program and what that means for Oregonians.

08/25/2025

We did it! 🎉

Today is UCP Oregon’s first official day in our new office!

You can now find us at:
9600 NE Cascades Pkwy, Suite 400
Portland, OR 97220

(Located at Cascade Station, with public transit access and plenty of parking)

We’re so excited to begin this new chapter and to continue serving our community from our new home. Photos and updates coming soon—stay tuned!

08/22/2025

If you are in Clackamas County, click on the link below to find cooling centers near you!

If you're in need of a place to cool down during the extreme heat, cool down at one of the cooling centers across the county. For a full list of cooling centers, go to: www.clackamas.us/relief.

Also be sure to check on your loved ones (including your pets), neighbors, friends and those who may have medical conditions that may make them vulnerable to the heat.

Photos from Multnomah County, Oregon's post

08/22/2025

Its hot out there, but there are places to keep cool if you are looking for them! See this post from Multnomah County to learn more!

08/21/2025

UCP is Moving! Starting Monday, August 25th you can find us at 9600 NE Cascades Parkway, Suite 400 :)

06/26/2025

We know that Medicaid saves lives, we know that cuts to Medicaid threaten the health and wellbeing of people with disabilities across the country. The Collaboration to Promote Self Determination put together a very comprehensive overview of what cuts will mean. https://autisticadvocacy.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/Workforce-Participation-June-2025.pdf

As the Senate prepares to vote on the BBB (with proposed billions of dollars in cuts to Medicaid), understanding and communicating the potential impact to people with disabilities in to coworkers, in your advocacy to legislators, and to people who depend on Medicaid supports is a critical role us as leaders.