ISN Support Services Brokerage
Assuring A VOICE and A CHOICE for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities
About
The ISN Support Services Brokerage is a leader in the transformation of health and human services for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) and believe in self-determination, the ability of people to determine and direct their own lives. ISN staff work collaboratively with customers to identify and access resources to address their support needs and person-centered goals.
ISN’s core values of Love, Justice, Truth and Freedom along with the Service Commitments, adapted from the organizational model for trauma-informed care known as Sanctuary, form the foundation of the ISN service philosophy.
ISN is operating in eight of Oregon’s counties: Marion, Benton, Clatsop, Columbia, Lincoln, Polk, Tillamook and Yamhill.
Ways to Be Involved
The ISN Brokerage coordinates local Friendship Connections groups in each county we serve. Friendship Connections groups focus on networking, building community, advocacy and addressing local issues that impact our customers.
The ISN Policy Oversight Council helps guide the program in all eight counties, assuring that it is administered with the needs of the customers in the forefront and the policies and procedures are developed to create the highest quality of services.
Our Stories
Read the stories of people in your community being helped. See all our stories.
Father Taaffe Food Booth Goes on the Road!
We have two upcoming opportunities to raise needed funds for Father Taaffe Homes and Pregnancy Support Services, providing care, stability, and community connections to vulnerable young moms and their babies. Step Into Spring is this weekend, May 15-16 at St. Edward’s...
Thank you, Sponsors
Thank you for your support! CCS would like to thank all of the sponsors who gave so generously to help sustain the services that St. Joseph Shelter, Mission Benedict and Casa Adele provide.
Bonnie’s Story
Bonnie came to Oregon when she was 16 years old, as a migrant worker. She shares how she recieved help from the Benedictine Sisters in Mt. Angel at a very difficult time in her life. Bonnie never forgot about the Mission's help and at 81 years old, she is happy to...