Resource: Helplines

Referrals and information, for Oregon and SW Washington communities, to make connections with local resources, including child care, parenting support, foster care support, school readiness, and more.

http://www.211info.org
https://www.facebook.com/211info/
children@211info.org

24-hour service to families in Lane County by The Child and Adolescent Network, providing telephone and community-based mental health crisis intervention for children and adolescents.

24/7 crisis support. Text to reach a trained crisis counselor.

http://www.crisistextline.org

Bereavement support for those affected by the death of a baby.

http://www.firstcandle.org
https://www.facebook.com/FirstCandleForBabies
info@firstcandle.org

Specialists provide support and information to help parents with infant crying, sleeping, and feeding issues. Infant specialist will answer or return calls, and respond to email as soon as possible. No cost.

http://www.erikson.edu/fussybaby
https://www.facebook.com/fussybabynetwork/
fussybaby@erikson.edu

Intensive mental health treatment for children (ages 4 – 13) includes residential treatment, day treatment school, therapeutic foster care, crisis stabilization, and 24-hour Crisis Response Program (see Helplines).

http://www.jaspermountain.org

Accredited LLL volunteers available for breastfeeding support by warmline, email, text, and Facebook. Contact for meeting times. No cost.

http://lalecheleagueoregon.webs.com/localeugene
https://www.facebook.com/La-Leche-League-of-Eugene-OR-188827384135/

NAMI Lane County is a grassroots, confidential, peer-led mental health organization offering support, education, and advocacy services in Lane County at no cost to the participant. NAMI also maintains a Resource Center which is open to the public where we offer a check-out library of publications and videos on the various mental health conditions, information on symptoms, treatment modes, methods for family coping, research, etc.

https://namilane.org/

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/

Weekly phone forums, every Wednesday for moms, first Monday for dads. Visit website or call for information. For local services, including warm line, see Pregnancy • Childbirth • Postnatal Support • Adoption ~ WellMama, Inc.

http://www.postpartum.net

Services for survivors of sexual violence and their supporters. 24-hour crisis line, drop-in center, advocacy, support groups, community outreach, counseling and more. Free, confidential. Call for hours.

http://www.sass-lane.org
https://www.facebook.com/sass.org/

Lane County 24-hour crisis intervention service. New crisis center with phone and walk-in services in a trauma-informed space. No cost.

http://www.whitebirdclinic.org
crisis@whitebirdclinic.org

Providing safety, hope, and healing for survivors of domestic violence. Serving people of all genders throughout Lane County. Servicios en Español.

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