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New Elevator Progress

The Two Agencies: One Vision capital campaign is gaining ground and our first goal of the campaign is coming true. Our office building we share with our sister nonprofit organization, Full Access, will soon be completely accessible to all when our new elevator is complete. Thanks so much to our donors for making this happen. We are continuing to reach out to gain additional support to help pay off the mortgage on the building so we can divert more of our existing revenue streams into our programs.

On September 7th we will have a press conference at our office building at 11:00am announcing the arrival of our new elevator and local mayors will declare September as “Look Me in the Eye Month,” in honor of our public awareness campaign that encourages the community to acknowledge all people and look each other in the eye. Hope to see you there!

Eugene Celebration Parade 2010

Last year Full Access and Oregon Supported Living program Clients walked in the Eugene Celebration Parade and those on the sidelines didn’t really know who we were.

This year, they knew and showed great appreciation for our agencies and our people. Take a few minutes to watch this video of what happened.

We’ll be back for the Springfield Christmas Parade and who knows, maybe even the Rhody Festival Parade in Florence, Oregon.

Remember to “Look Me In The Eye.”

Eugene Celebration Parade 2010 “Look Me In The Eye.” from Two Agencies: One Vision on Vimeo.

Senator Chris Edwards comes to OSLP and Full Access in support of our programs

Eugene Celebration Picture Gallery

Look Me In The Eye

Two Agencies One Vision is presenting Look me in the Eye as a public awareness effort on behalf of the people we serve through Oregon Supported Living Program and Full Access. Thanks to the many guests and community leaders thyat showed their support by attending our press conference to launch Look Me in the Eye week, August 15 – 21, 2010. We would also like to thank our speakers, Eugene Mayor Kitty Piercy, Springfield Mayor Sid Leiken and Executive Director of Kidsports Bev Smith.

Look Me in the Eye is a campaign to break down barriers between people, especially on behalf of people who experience a developmental disability. We are all members of our communities. We need to reach out to one another and looking someone in the eye is a great start! We want to raise awareness about Full Access and OSLP; specifically the good work we do in the community, the success our clients achieve, and to acknowledge our dedicated staff.

For those who many want to read the Register Guard article and see the TV news reports thus far, please follow the links below. You may also see a video of Eugene Mayor Kitty Piercy reading the proclamation in this video. Copies of the proclamations by the 9 area cities and our Lane County Commissioners are linked below.

News Articles

Register Guard Article
KEZI Newscast
KMTR Article & Video
KVAL Video

Proclamations:

City of Eugene
City of Cottage Grove
City of Creswell
City of Florence
City of Lowell
City of Oakridge
City of Springfield
City of Veneta
Lane County Board of Commissioners

Events

Upcoming Events

Videos

A Right Livelihood

A Right Livelihood from Oregon Supported Living Program on Vimeo.

OSLP Picnic 2009 Video

Read the Transcript of the Video

Oregon Supported Living Picnic – 2009 Picnic from Two Agencies: One Vision on Vimeo.

Eugene Celebration Parade 2010

Eugene Celebration Parade 2010 “Look Me In The Eye.” from Two Agencies: One Vision on Vimeo.

“Look Me In The Eye” — TV Commercial

Look Me In The Eye from Two Agencies: One Vision on Vimeo.

“Look Me In The Eye” — A Tribute

OSLP – Look Me in the Eye – A Tribute from Oregon Supported Living Program on Vimeo.

What We Do

Oregon Supported Living Program; Look What we do. from Two Agencies: One Vision on Vimeo.

A Fundraiser

The Arts of OSLP an event you don’t want to miss from Two Agencies: One Vision on Vimeo.

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