DSA Calendars

At North Star Oregon, we are dedicated to enriching the lives of adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities by providing access to group community activities (day support activities or DSA) designed for adults. We meticulously plan our activities and release a new calendar every month. Our DSA groups gather from 10 AM to 3 PM Monday through Saturday. The activity schedule may include activities such as: art classes, bowling, volunteering, or going on different community outings such as going to local events, to the beach, to the mall, or to the park. Currently, we have a group that meets in Albany and a group that meets in Corvallis. There is a centralized meeting spot, however some transportation can be provided depending on the availability of drivers as well as the location of pick up/drop off.  If you're interested in joining or wish to know more about availability on specific days, please don't hesitate to contact us. Additionally, we can add your name to our waitlist if you desire. It is up to the individual as well as available openings as to how many days a week that the individual attends. Your input is valuable to us, and we welcome any suggestions for future activities!

Corvallis/Albany DSA

Salem DSA

Tangent DSA

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