This weekly parent-focused check in will educate and offer space for parents navigating the transition from school to community based supports.

This weekly parent-focused check in will educate and offer space for parents navigating the transition from school to community based supports.

This weekly parent-focused check in will educate and offer space for parents navigating the transition from school to community based supports.

Join us as we spotlight your special talents on stage at the Beaverton City Library. Bring your biggest fans and we’ll cheer you on as you sing, dance, read, draw, or tell a story.

Join Right of Passage as we build vision boards for 2026. Participants will build a collage onto a posterboard. We’ll provide all the supplies. Each participant will get to share their vision before we’re wrap up, inspired, and ready to tackle all the 2026 has for us.

This weekly parent-focused check in will educate and offer space for parents navigating the transition from school to community based supports.

This weekly parent-focused check in will educate and offer space for parents navigating the transition from school to community based supports.

This weekly parent-focused check in will educate and offer space for parents navigating the transition from school to community based supports.

This weekly parent-focused check in will educate and offer space for parents navigating the transition from school to community based supports.

Ready to get out and explore?

Join us for a fun walking meetup in downtown Beaverton! We'll check out cool shops, local art, fun hangout spots, and places where you can browse or buy something if you'd like—so feel free to bring some spending money. Friends, family members, and caregivers are welcome to join, but they're not required.

Wednesday, August 13th

Carina’s Bakery - Drop off and pick up

Time: 10:00am-12pm

🎟️ Grab your free ticket HERE and come discover some new favorite spots with us!

This weekly parent-focused check in will educate and offer space for parents navigating the transition from school to community based supports.

This weekly parent-focused check in will educate and offer space for parents navigating the transition from school to community based supports.

This weekly parent-focused check in will educate and offer space for parents navigating the transition from school to community based supports.

This weekly parent-focused check in will educate and offer space for parents navigating the transition from school to community based supports.

Come by to learn more at the Relay Readiness Hillsboro event.

Join Right of Passage as we build vision boards for 2026. Participants will build a collage onto a posterboard. We’ll provide all the supplies. Each participant will get to share their vision before we’re wrap up, inspired, and ready to tackle all the 2026 has for us.

The Clackamas County Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Services Division is pleased to announce the 2026 Resource Fair!

Event Details:

• Date: Saturday, June 27, 2026

• Time: 10:00 PM - 1:00 PM

• Location: Gregory Forum, 19600 Molalla Ave., G103, Oregon City

BYOP + Dessert to share. We’re supplying water and lawn games!

Beaverton, OR — Right of Passage (ROP) is proud to announce its inaugural 2026 Neurodivergent Prom. Our first ever prom will be a joyful, sensory-aware celebration designed for neurodivergent teens and young adults. The event will take place on Friday, May 29, 2026, from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM at the Elsie Stuhr Center located at 5550 SW Hall Blvd in Beaverton, Oregon.

This prom provides a welcoming, judgment-free environment where attendees can enjoy music, movement, creativity, and connection at their own pace. The evening will feature a silent DJ, hyperfixation stations, refreshments, a photo booth, and plenty of space for socializing or finding quiet time, as needed. Care providers may also attend at no cost, ensuring families and support teams can participate comfortably.

“Right of Passage is committed to creating spaces where neurodivergent youth feel seen, celebrated, and fully themselves,” said ROP organizers. “Prom should be magical — and accessible.”

The Neurodivergent Prom is part of Right of Passage’s ongoing mission to support youth and families as they navigate the transition to adulthood. By offering sensory-friendly community events, the organization continues to champion autonomy, belonging, and opportunities for young people to thrive.

Event Details
Neurodivergent Prom 2026
• Friday, May 29, 2026
• 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM
• Elsie Stuhr Center, 5550 SW Hall Blvd, Beaverton, OR 97005
• $5 ticket fee (free for care providers)
• Advance reservation required

Right of Passage invites community members, partners, and local media to help amplify this celebration of inclusion and empowerment.

The Multnomah County Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Services Division is pleased to announce the 2026 IDD Provider Info Fair!

Event Details:

• Date: Thursday, May 21, 2026

• Time: 12:00 PM - 4:30 PM (Set up for partners begins at 11:00 AM)

• Location: DHS Training and Conference Center, 11826 NE Glisan St, Portland, OR 97220

Join us at the Northwest Branch of the Multnomah County Libraary to craft your own custom tutu for the upcoming Shamrock Run.

• All Materials Provided: Green, white, and black tulle, elastic, and snaps.

• Location: Multnomah County Library, Northwest Branch

• Cost: Free!

Space is limited, so come early to snag your spot at the crafting table!

Join Right of Passage as we build vision boards for 2026. Participants will build a collage onto a posterboard. We’ll provide all the supplies. Each participant will get to share their vision before we’re wrap up, inspired, and ready to tackle all the 2026 has for us.

Join Right of Passage for another craft fair celebrating the skills of our friends in the neurodivergent community and those with intellectual or developmental disabilities (ID/D).

Join Right of Passage for another craft fair celebrating the skills of our friends in the neurodivergent community and those with intellectual or developmental disabilities (ID/D).

Right of Passage hosts a table at the 10th Annual Craft Fair held at the Oregon Buddhist Temple. Featured artists include Heather and her Direct Support Worker, Michelle.

Join us for an open house to celebrate our launch and look forward to new opportunities as we continue delivering on our mission.

Join us as we spotlight your special talents on stage at the Beaverton City Library. Bring your biggest fans and we’ll cheer you on as you sing, dance, read, draw, or tell a story.