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Current Adult Foster Care Provider Resources & Training

Provides forms and resources for foster providers for people with developmental disabilities in Washington County.

Office Closure and Changes

The Developmental Disabilities Service Center East office located at 3700 SW Murray Blvd, Suite 2100 in Beaverton, has permanently transitioned to "appointment only." The lobby is closed to walk-in traffic. You may still use our outdoor Dropbox for submitting paperwork.

Please visit our Hillsboro location at 5240 NE Elam Young Parkway, Suite 150. Our Hillsboro office is open to the public Monday through Friday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m.

Ongoing Training Resources

Foster providers and their staff must have at least 12 hours of approved training each year. This is required to maintain your foster care license.

Homes certified as Level 2B or Level 2M may have extra training requirements as outlined in Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 411, Division 360(Link is external).

A training must be approved to count toward your annual training hours. Trainings are approved by the state's Adult Foster Home Training Credit Committee. The state has a training website that lists courses approved for training credits.

If a training is not approved, providers can ask the state to approve the training. Use the "Training Credit Approval" link on the state training website.

DD Training Co-Op also has training opportunities(Link is external) for providers who support people with disabilities.

Facility/provider-related forms

The following forms and resources are for your use. Most are samples, but others can (or are required to) be printed and posted and/or filled out. They are separated into forms that relate to the facility and those that relate to the resident.

Resident-related forms