OR SB422

Department of Human Services must implement a pilot stabilization program to reduce placement disruptions for individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities, including those with co-occurring diagnoses

Up to six months of additional funding provided to foster care providers for individuals discharged from Oregon State Hospital, child welfare services, or the criminal/juvenile justice system while support needs are assessed

Establishes a centralized provider training unit for advanced-level training and crisis support, plus grants to counties for specialized provider training and technical assistance

Creates a multi-agency coalition including DHS, Oregon Health Authority, Oregon Youth Authority, individuals with disabilities, and advocates to develop sustainable cross-agency service solutions

Report on program outcomes due to legislative committees by September 15, 2026; program sunsets January 2, 2027; effective immediately upon passage as emergency legislation