Mission Statement
Promoting economic advancement and self-sufficiency of farmworkers and underserved communities.
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Welcome to OHDC
Oregon Human Development Corporation (OHDC) is a not-for-profit human service organization that has been providing services for farmworkers and disadvantaged individuals throughout Oregon continuously since 1979. The services include support, referral, advocacy, resources, assistance and education. These programs are funded through a variety of contracts with federal, state, local, and private funding sources.
OHDC's organizational structure consists of a decentralized service delivery system of 7 local service delivery offices throughout the state, and one in Northern Nevada supported by a central administrative office in Portland. 50 Years50 Years of Service The National Farmworker Jobs Program (NFJP) serves farmworkers and their families because of a commitment made 50 years ago by President Lyndon B. Johnson to restoring our nation's fundamental promise of equality and opportunity. The 1964 Civil Rights Act and the Economic Opportunity Act were twin pillars of the "War on Poverty" to extend the American Dream to those who had been unjustly excluded. One of the key elements of the latter bill was the establishment of programs to assist farmworkers and their families with services such as education, housing, and childcare. Fifty years later, the NFJP program continues to counter the chronic unemployment and underemployment experienced by many working in agricultural labor.
2013 Oregon Migrant and Seasonal Farmworker Enumeration Study
The Oregon Update, MSFW Enumeration Profiles Study (OR Update MSFW EPS) offers a revised version of the earlier 2002 report, looking at county level estimates in Oregon.
Language Mapper
We speak lots of different languages in the U.S. This interactive map shows what's spoken across the country. Click this link to check out the map.
US Census Language Mapper OHDC is an equal opportunity employer and provider of services. For TTY assistance please call 711 or call 503 245-2600 for any assistance needed in accessing our services.
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