Connect & Belong
Explore peer connection, creative groups, inclusive outings, and guided social programs in Oregon. Each listing links to the organizer for current dates and access details.
Sources checked October 16, 2026
Connect with peers
Casual conversation, shared interests, and places to meet others.
Portland metro · Online
A peer social group for neurodivergent adults 18+. It welcomes self-identified members and is LGBTQIA2S+ friendly. Activities include local gatherings and virtual craft/chat meetups; some plans are shared in the group's Slack space.
Dues are optional. Message the organizer through Meetup to ask about access and current events.
Visit organizer's page ↗Portland metro · Online
A neurodivergent-led creative community for adults and teens interested in writing, media, performance, and other creative work. It offers workshops and a monthly online Chill & Chat.
Membership is free. See the group's event page for upcoming sessions.
Visit organizer's page ↗Bend
A community space where neurodivergent members can connect in person and join peer-offered groups. A private social platform shares activities and resources.
The organization describes the program as free. Contact The Base for membership access and the current schedule.
Visit organizer's page ↗Eugene · Lane County
KindTree lists an Eugene peer support group for autistic adults and a separate social-skills discussion series. Participants choose community outings in alternate months.
Check the event list for each group's next date, location, and participation details.
Visit organizer's events ↗Statewide · Online
ASO hosts distinct social and support groups, including a young-adult social group for ages 18–30, an intersectional-identity group for autistic adults, a supported teen and young-adult club, and adult discussion groups.
Eligibility and registration vary by group. Choose a group on ASO's page for current details.
Visit organizer's groups ↗Get out together
Community activities for different ages and support needs.
Portland metro · Summer
ACAP's summer day camp combines a familiar routine with community outings and public-transit practice for autistic participants.
ACAP says a primary ASD diagnosis is required. Check the camp page for the next season's application, fees, and openings.
Visit organizer's camp page ↗Central Oregon
COAM hosts family and community activities, including sensory-friendly events, swims, and seasonal gatherings in Central Oregon.
COAM describes its programs as free. Some events require advance RSVP and can fill; check each event's audience and location.
Visit organizer's events ↗Central & Eastern Oregon
CODSN offers separate youth meetups, youth and young-adult activities, and parent or caregiver gatherings in several communities.
Each gathering has its own age range, location, and RSVP details. Review the specific meetup before attending.
Visit organizer's meetups ↗Bend
Inclusive programs for people of all abilities include adult outings, dancing, social clubs, arts, and physical activities, plus youth and teen options.
Offerings, age ranges, fees, and registration vary. Use the current district activity guide.
Visit district program page ↗Structured support
A therapy-based option for teens who want to practice friendship and communication skills.
Portland · South Waterfront
OneYou advertises an in-person, therapist-led PEERS group for teens focused on friendship and communication. Its separate Teen ADHD Group focuses mainly on executive-function skills.
Contact the practice for age fit, next group dates, intake, insurance, fees, and openings.
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