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The Oregon Deafblind Project PDF

is a "Technical Assistance and Dissemination" project, funded by a grant from the U.S. Department of Education. It is housed at the Teaching Research Institute on the campus of Western Oregon University at Monmouth, but serves the whole of Oregon. The Oregon Department of Education is the project’s major partner, collaborating to ensure statewide technical assistance and support to educational teams who are responsible for the education of children who are deafblind, and to reach out to and assist parents and families of this population.

Information and Resources

Student Eligibility 12/19/2008 (83.53 KB)
Which students may be considered Deafblind?
Oregon Deaf-Blind Family Guide
Information for Families of Deaf-Blind Children
Oregon Deafblind Project Overview Information Brochure 02/08/2012 (99.95 KB)
What is the Deafblind Project?
What Do We Mean by Technical Assistance (TA) and Dissemination? 01/23/2009 (50.92 KB)
If you would like this document in Spanish, please contact Lyn Ayer .
The Project's Training Component 01/23/2009 (51.53 KB)
If you would like this document in Spanish, please contact Lyn Ayer .
2013 Oregon Deafblind Project Training Brochure 01/17/2013 (268.12 KB)
Information for parents, families and professionals
Process for Requesting and Receiving Training 04/12/2011 (235.37 KB)
The Oregon Deafblind Project, housed at Western Oregon University (Teaching Research Institute), provides team training on a first-come first-served basis.
The Oregon Deafblind Project
The Oregon Deafblind Project provides technical assistance, training and information to enhance services for children in Oregon who are deafblind, birth through age 21.
Oregon Deafblind Project Newsletters
Quarterly Newsletter