The BIAOR Network is a grassroots advocacy
network for Oregonians concerned about issues important to people
with brain injury. Network members receive timely information,
action alerts and training opportunities to enable them to collaborate
with others to influence public policy for the benefit of persons
with brain injury and their families.
Please complete the form below. When you finish,
click "SUBMIT" to send the form electronically or you
print the form send it via regular mail to BIAOR NETWORK, 540
24th Pl. N.E., Salem, Oregon 97301-4517. If you want more information
or have questions, please call 1-503-740-3155 or 1-800-544-5243.
First
Name
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Initial
Last
Name
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(IF APPROPRIATE)
Street
Address or Box
City
State
Zip
County
Evening
Phone
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Phone
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Fax
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E-mail
What is your relationship to someone with disabilities?
FAMILY MEMBER(Birth year of family
member with disability): INDIVIDUAL WITH DISABILITIES SERVICE PROVIDER PROFESSIONAL OTHER
Which issues are most important to you?(check
all that apply)
EARLY
INTERVENTION/EARLY SPECIAL EDUCATION CHILD/FAMILY SUPPORT FAMILY ADVOCACY CHILD CARE RESPITE CARE SPECIAL EDUCATION Your school
district TRANSITION FROM SCHOOL SUPPORT SERVICES FOR ADULTS SELF ADVOCACY RESIDENTIAL
SUPPORTS HOUSING EMPLOYMENT ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY TRANSPORTATION HEALTH CARE RECREATION
What
is your primary area of interest?:
BRAIN
INJURY
OTHER PHYSICAL DISABILITIES
LEARNING DISABILITIES
SENSORY IMPAIRMENT MENTAL HEATH LEARNING DISABILITIES DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES Other
I
would like to receive the following free publications(check
all that apply):
The Oregon Clarion (quarterly email
newspaper on disability issues) The Clarion Bulletin
(policy and legislative updates) The People First Connection (written by and
for individuals with disabilities)
What
is your ethnic/racial identity?(optional)
Hispanic/Latino African American/Black Caucasian/White Asian American
Indian/Native American Native Hawaiian/other
Pacific Islander Alaskan Native Russian/other East European Multiracial/Multicultural Other
What are your State Legislative and Congressional
District numbers?
You can find your district numbers on your voter registration
card or by calling your county elections office. If you cannot
find this information, leave it blank and we will complete it,
or go to http://www.leg.state.or.us/findlegsltr/findset.htm
and type in your address and the information will be displayed.
Click the back button on your browser to return to this page.
STATE REPRESENTATIVEDISTRICT #
STATE SENATORDISTRICT #
CONGRESSPERSONDISTRICT #
I am interested
in being actively involved, including being part of a telephone
tree, writing letters, and meeting with policy makers.
I do not want
to be actively involved, but keep me informed on the issues.
You are authorized to share my contact information
with the Oregon Cross Disability Coalition so that I am able
to receive updates and information relevant to my interests that
may be sent from other advocacy sources. I understand this information
is to be kept confidential and will not be released to outside
organizations for any reason. I may rescind this authorization
permission at any time by notifying you at the addresses provided
above. .
The
Governor's Task Force on Traumatic Brain Injuryis supported by
grant number 1 H21MC00043-01 from the Department of Health and
Human Services, Health Resources and Services Administration,
Maternal and Child Health Bureau.