AAP Healthy Children
Parenting Resources
Official parenting resource from the American Academy of Pediatrics covering child health and development
Helpful Links & Resources
Forms, guides, and resources for every step of your family's care, organized by category so you can find what you need, fast.
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AAP Immunization Schedule 7–18 Years
Immunizations
Recommended vaccine schedule for children and adolescents ages 7–18
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AAP Immunization Schedule Birth–6 Years
Immunizations
Recommended vaccine schedule for children from birth through age 6
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ADEPT – Autism Distance Education Parent Training
Autism
Interactive self-paced online learning modules teaching parents ABA tools to support functional skill development
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American Academy for Cerebral Palsy and Developmental Medicine
Cerebral Palsy
Multidisciplinary scientific education for health professionals and promotion of excellence in research and services for people with cerebral palsy and childhood-onset disabilities
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Autism Acceptance
Autism
Resources focused on autism acceptance and community support
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Autism Empowerment
Autism
Resources and support for individuals and families affected by autism
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Autism Society of Oregon
Autism
A nonprofit organization that provides resources, education, advocacy, and support for autistic individuals and their families throughout Oregon
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Autism Society of Oregon
Autism
Spanish-language resources from the Autism Society of Oregon
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BabyBlues Connection
Parenting Resources
Support and resources for families experiencing postpartum depression and mood disorders
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Common Sense Media
Parenting Resources
Reviews and guidance on media and technology for families including screen time recommendations
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CP Family Network
Cerebral Palsy
Support network and resources for families of children with cerebral palsy
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Division of Responsibility in Feeding
Nutrition
Info on the Division of Responsibility feeding approach
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Down Syndrome Network of Oregon
Down Syndrome
Local resource offering community-based programs and support for families, friends, and individuals with Down syndrome in Oregon
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Fact Oregon
Education/Health System Navigation
FACT Oregon is a nonprofit organization that empowers families, youth, and communities to navigate disability systems through education, advocacy, and support.
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Family Echo
Autism
A series of 75-minute sessions to help families understand and manage challenging behaviors and build supports for children with autism
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Fever Handout
Fever
When to call the doctor and how to manage fever at home (Spanish)
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Fever Handout
Fever
When to call the doctor and how to manage fever at home
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Financial Assistance Application
Billing & Insurance
Download and complete this application to apply for financial assistance. Return to the TCC Billing Office with all required supporting documents within 14 days.
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Finding Mental Health Providers – OHP
Mental Health
Guide to finding mental health providers for families on the Oregon Health Plan
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Finding Mental Health Providers – OHP
Mental Health
Guide to finding mental health providers for OHP families (Spanish)
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Finding Mental Health Providers – Private Insurance
Mental Health
Guide to finding mental health providers for families with private insurance
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Finding Mental Health Providers – Private Insurance
Mental Health
Guide to finding mental health providers for families with private insurance (Spanish)
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FUEL Program
Nutrition
FUEL (Families Undertaking Eating and Lifestyle Changes), a brief family-based program supporting sustainable nutrition and lifestyle changes without shame or blame. Available through TCC's Behavioral Health team.
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Gigi’s Playhouse Portland
Down Syndrome
A nonprofit Down Syndrome Achievement Center that offers free educational, therapeutic, career development, and social programs for individuals with Down syndrome of all ages.
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Help Is in Your Hands
Autism
Free evidence-based parent coaching program based on the Early Start Denver Model to increase social interactions and communication, accessible on mobile
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Help Me Grow
Education/Health System Navigation
Help Me Grow Oregon is a free family support and resource navigation program that connects Oregon families with services related to child development, health, behavior, learning, and early intervention.
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Iron Rich Foods
Nutrition
List of iron-rich foods for infants and children (Spanish)
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Karen Gaffney Foundation
Down Syndrome
Dedicated to championing full inclusion for people with Down syndrome or other developmental disabilities in families, schools, communities, and the workplace
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Kids Eat in Color – Picky Eating
Nutrition
Evidence-based strategies and resources for managing picky eating in children
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List of Local Mental Health Clinics
Mental Health
List of local mental health clinics in the Portland metro area (Spanish)
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List of Local Mental Health Clinics
Mental Health
List of local mental health clinics in the Portland metro area
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List of Local Substance Use Clinics
Substance Use
List of local substance use treatment clinics in the Portland metro area (Spanish)
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List of Local Substance Use Clinics
Substance Use
List of local substance use treatment clinics in the Portland metro area
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Mirror Me – Reciprocal Imitation Training
Autism
Free online modules teaching caregivers Reciprocal Imitation Training (RIT), a play-based intervention to improve social, communication, and imitation skills
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MyHealth Setup Guide
MyHealth
Step-by-step guide to setting up your MyHealth account: request an activation code, download the app, and request proxy access for your child.
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National Association for Down Syndrome
Down Syndrome
Information, support, and advocacy for individuals with Down syndrome and their families
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National Association for Down Syndrome
Down Syndrome
Spanish-language information, support, and advocacy for individuals with Down syndrome and their families
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Needle Phobia Patient Instructions
Needle Phobia
Instructions and strategies for patients with needle phobia before vaccinations
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Northwest Down Syndrome Association
Down Syndrome
Regional organization providing support, resources, and advocacy for individuals with Down syndrome and their families in the Pacific Northwest
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Northwest Down Syndrome Association
Down Syndrome
Regional organization providing support, resources, and advocacy for individuals with Down syndrome and their families in the Pacific Northwest
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OHSU Family to Family
Education/Health System Navigation
The Oregon Family to Family Health Information Center supports families and caregivers of children with special health needs when navigating complex health care systems.
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Project Impact – OHSU
Autism
Parent-coaching program at OHSU for families of children with autism or social communication challenges. Requires a referral from your child's provider.
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RDIconnect
Autism
Program teaching parents how to guide their child and succeed in reciprocal relationships
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Seattle Children’s – Conversations About Autism
Autism
YouTube series from Seattle Children's Hospital featuring conversations about autism for families
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Solid Starts
Nutrition
First foods database and app to guide parents through introducing solids safely
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Swindells Resource Center
Education/Health System Navigation
Swindells Resource Center supports parents and caregivers of children who have special needs, developmental delays or disabilities.
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Symptom Checker
Parenting Resources
AAP-powered symptom checker to help parents assess common childhood health concerns
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The Arc
Education/Health System Navigation
The Arc is a national nonprofit organization that advocates for and supports people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) and their families.
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Triad Families First Program
Autism
Free online caregiver training modules using play-based intervention to improve social, communication, and imitation skills in children with ASD
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United Cerebral Palsy
Cerebral Palsy
Leading source of information on cerebral palsy and advocacy for the rights of persons with any disability
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Vaccine Comfort Menu
Vaccine Comfort
Age-appropriate tools and techniques to help children feel calm and comfortable during vaccinations, from Sweet-Ease for infants to Buzzy Bee and topical numbing cream for older kids.
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Vaccine Philosophy
Vaccinations
TCC's full vaccine philosophy, explains our commitment to the AAP-recommended schedule and the evidence behind vaccines.
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Wart Information Sheet
Warts
Information on wart treatment and home care for children
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Well-Child Timeline
Well-Child Visits
Full well-child visit timeline from birth through age 21 including recommended vaccinations at each stage.
