Overview of ODDS Children's Services
This session will provide an overview of how DD services are structured in Oregon including Foster homes, Host homes, Children's Intensive In-home Services, and Children's Residential
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EMU, Room: Crater Lake N
Classroom/lecture
General Skills
Children (up to 22 yrs), Transition age youth
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Presented by

ODDS Children's Residential Unit Manager
ODHS ODDS
Connie Hetrick has worked in the field of services to individuals with I/DD for 37 years, starting as a live-in support staff. She worked for Tigard/Tualatin SD for 12 years before starting as a DSP for SACU in 2003. Within SACU, Connie worked her way up to Site Manager before working as an SC for Multnomah County DD in 2015. Connie returned to ODDS as a Children’s Res Specialist in 2016. In 2022, she accepted the position of managing the Children’s Residential Unit. Connie is a parent to an Army Soldier whom she is very proud of!

Host Home Coordinator
Office of Developmental Disabilities
Alex Kelsey (she/her/hers), Host Home Coordinator, started in the I/DD field as a direct support professional eight years ago after earning a bachelor’s in psychology. She was motivated to work in the field due to having loved ones who receive services and fell in love with the work. Before becoming the Host Home Coordinator, almost a year ago, she worked as a services coordinator at Lane County and a quality assurance specialist at a provider agency. She loves being in nature as often as possible, audiobooks and podcasts.

Program Manager
ODDS
Wendy Pollard (she/her). I joined the Children’s Intensive In-home Services (CIIS) team as a Services Coordinator in May 2019 and then Program Manager in September 2022. I was a Clackamas County IDD Services Coordinator for about 12 years prior to my work at CIIS. Outside of work, I enjoy spending time with family and friends, taking long walks and playing golf.
ODDS Children's Service Manager
ODDS
Lisa manages the ODDS Children’s Services team. She has over 15 years of professional experience related to disability services. She earned her Master of Social Work degree from Portland State University. In her spare time, Lisa enjoys reading and spending time outdoors with her friends, family and dog.
Handouts
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EMU, Room: Crater Lake N
Classroom/lecture
General Skills
Children (up to 22 yrs), Transition age youth
Scroll down to view handouts.