Resource: Basic Needs

Services include food, energy assistance (as funding is available), personal care items, prescription assistance, ID and birth certificate assistance, day-use bus passes, information and referrals, and immigration services. No cost.

http://www.ccslc.org
https://www.facebook.com/CCSLaneCounty/
help@ccslc.org

Day program for families experiencing homelessness in Springfield. Access to laundry, showers, case management, and help finding jobs and housing. Call for intake appointment.

http://www.CCSLC.org
FSC@CCSLC.org

Behavioral health counseling and treatment, case management/resource navigation (e.g.: food boxes, housing, advocacy, job searches), youth mentoring, parenting classes, wraparound services.

http://www.centrolatinoamericano.org
info@centrolatinoamericano.org

Quality affordable housing for people living on limited incomes. On-site support services that promote opportunities for personal growth and economic independence.

http://www.cornerstonecommunityhousing.org
info@cornerstonecommunityhousing.org

Day Access Center for families with children under 18. Food, kitchen, laundry, showers, phone, mail service, computers with internet access, emergency shelter and housing services.

https://www.svdp.us/what-we-do/homeless-services/first-place-family-center/
https://www.facebook.com/firstplacefamilycenter/

Volunteers provide food, propane, and limited prescription medication assistance to anyone in need.

County-wide distribution of food through a network of 150+ agencies. Emergency food boxes, meal sites, gardens, nutrition education, job training, children’s and senior programs.

http://www.foodforlanecounty.org
https://www.facebook.com/foodforlanecounty/
info@foodforlanecounty.org

Federal program assists families with rental housing from private landlords and provides rental housing managed by Homes for Good. Visit website for more information.

http://www.homesforgood.org
https://www.facebook.com/Homes4Good/

Provides youth (16-24) a safe place to hang out, shower, do laundry, get warm clothing, and enjoy two meals per day. Lunch 1-3pm, dinner at 5pm. Open 1-6pm, Monday-Thursday.

http://www.hoseayouth.org/
https://www.facebook.com/hoseayouth/
info@hoseayouth.org

Healthy foods along with nutrition & lactation support for anyone pregnant or caring for a child under the age of five. Eligibility based on income.

https://www.lanecounty.org/WIC
WIC@lanecountyor.gov

Emergency shelter for runaway and homeless youth (ages 11 – 17), 24-hour crisis intervention, emergency transportation, and family reconciliation.

http://www.lookingglass.us/
https://www.facebook.com/Looking-Glass-Station-7-216281251793909/
Station7@lookingglass.us

Classes on how to prepare quick, tasty, and healthy family meals and snacks on a limited budget.

http://www.foodhero.org
jillian.drewes@oregonstate.edu

Employment Related Day Care, Temporary Assistance for Needy Families, Temporary Assistance for Domestic Violence Survivors, and food benefits with training and employment opportunities via our STEP partners.

http://www.oregon.gov/dhs

Information and eligibility requirements for programs that offer food/nutrition, housing/utilities, children/family resources, health care, financial benefits, and support to seniors/people with disabilities.

http://211info.org/oregonhelps/

Meals for people experiencing health crisis due to cancer or life-threatening illness. Prepared with love by teen volunteers and delivered free.

http://positivecommunitykitchen.org
https://www.facebook.com/positivecommunitykitchen/
info@positivecommunitykitchen.org

Food boxes, limited rental assistance with 72-hour eviction notice. Call for hours.

http://www.eugene.salvationarmy.org