OE Enterprises provides disability-focused employment, transition, day-support, and vocational services from locations in Hillsborough, Burlington, and Asheboro.
Individuals with disabilities seeking employment services or vocational training
Students with disabilities needing transition or pre-employment services
Adults needing day supports, community networking, or respite
Carolina Institute for Neurodevelopmental Disabilities combines neurodevelopmental specialty clinics and TEACCH Autism Program services with UCEDD, IDDRC, and LEND programs.
Individuals seeking neurodevelopmental specialty clinical care
Families seeking autism-related services through the TEACCH Autism Program network
People seeking connections to disability services, programs, or resources
Bridge2Sports provides free adaptive sports programs in Raleigh, Durham, and Cary, including equipment-supported boccia, archery, air rifle, cycling, and wheelchair basketball.
Individuals with physical disabilities or visual impairments seeking free adaptive sports
Beginners trying multiple adaptive sports through a Saturday open gym
Athletes needing adaptive equipment such as ramps, bow stands, handcycles, recumbent bikes, or tandem bikes
Which Orange County disability organization offers employment and transition services?
OE Enterprises provides employment services, vocational training, Project SEARCH, and Transition-4-Success for students and adults with disabilities.
Are adaptive sports programs free in the area?
Bridge2Sports offers its programs free of charge, including equipment-supported activities such as adaptive archery, boccia, cycling, and air rifle.
Where can families seek autism or neurodevelopmental specialty services?
The Carolina Institute for Developmental Disabilities includes Neurodevelopmental Specialty Clinics and access to the TEACCH Autism Program network.
Do these organizations provide emergency disability support?
The listed programs are focused on ongoing services such as employment, clinical care, adaptive sports, day supports, and respite; Bridge2Sports specifically is not an emergency-support provider.