Welcome to the Oregon Spinal Cord Injury Connection (OSCI), your trusted guide after a spinal cord injury. We understand that navigating life post-injury can be challenging, and you don’t have to do it alone. At OSCI, we’re dedicated to empowering individuals, fostering resilience, and building meaningful connections. We provide vital resources, peer support, and advocacy, helping you reclaim your independence and thrive within a vibrant community. Explore our site to discover how we can support your journey, help you connect to community with others who understand, and help you live life to the fullest.

At the Rosie Bareis Community Campus, we're part of Deschutes Children's Foundation's family—creating a vibrant hub where nonprofits come together to support children and families in Central Oregon. Located at 1010 NW 14th Street in Bend, our campus offers affordable meeting space, shared resources, and maintenance—all managed by DCF—so our nonprofit partners can focus their energy on serving the community. Together, we foster collaboration, increase access to essential services, and help families thrive.

The Oregon Manufactured Housing Association is a statewide trade organization that promotes, educates, and supports the industry. We connect homebuyers with experienced professionals and advocate for policy solutions that bring our naturally affordable, quality crafted homes to your neighborhoods.

Klamath Water Users Association is a non-profit organization that supports agricultural interests in the Klamath Basin. Founded in 1948, the association has a membership of over 1,000 farmers and ranchers. The association advocates for water rights, provides information and support related to irrigation and agriculture, and engages in policy discussions and community support activities to benefit the agriculture community. The Klamath Water Users Association is a valuable resource for farmers and ranchers in the Klamath Basin.

End Time Apologetics (ETA Ministries) based in Salem, Oregon; quenching the hunger and thirst of God's children; moving where God calls us to move, all in the name of Jesus. We feel a specific call to provide for those in need. Therefore we have designed special outreach programs specifically tailored for each community need. The presence of homelessness has become noticeable, and unfortunately, the epidemic appears to be worsening. In the short term, we address the need of the homeless community by providing food, water, clothing, and other necessities on a regular basis to individuals in immediate need. Most importantly, we are spreading the gospel and the love of Christ through our community interactions. For those overcoming addiction, it's important to have a support group that they can rely on when they need to talk. We offer that emotional support but also provide logistical support, connecting them with individuals and/or organizations that can provide the medical or financial support they require but we cannot provide. Our farm project was designed in order to address poverty and the long term needs of homelessness and addiction. The housing, work and education programs provide a way for individuals to create a revenue stream that can sustain them as they move forward in their rehabilitation. Jesus never withheld sustenance on account of circumstance or blind ignorance, He fed the hungry and spoke to those who listened. In the same way, we serve everyone in need, no prequalifiers, and we trust God to use our faithfulness for His greater purpose. We also maintain a proactive strategy, building opportunities and communities for individuals who have overcome their life trials through the power of God and are seeking a long term commitment towards a godly purpose. Our goal is to spread the gospel and provide support to the Christian community in every possible way. Call us (503) 676-0360 or contact us through our website (http://www.eta.vin).

Deschutes Children's Foundation is a Deschutes County 501(c)(3) non-profit agency managed by a Board of Directors with the day-to-day administration managed by an Executive Director. Deschutes Children's Foundation is located in Bend, Redmond, and La Pine, Oregon.

Deschutes Children's Foundation Becky Johnson Community center provides the space and support where nonprofits succeed at helping children and families. The Becky Johnson Campus Partners include, Early Head Start, Every Child Central Oregon and Saving Grace. Deschutes Children's Foundation is a Deschutes County 501(c)(3) non-profit agency managed by a Board of Directors with the day-to-day administration managed by an Executive Director. Deschutes Children's Foundation is located in Bend, Redmond, and La Pine, Oregon.