102 verified housing, shelter, food, health, and support services in Eugene and Springfield.
Lane County's leading animal welfare organization. Provides shelter, care, and adoption services for cats, dogs, and other animals. Also offers low-cost vaccines, lost-pet reunification, foster programs, and community pet food assistance.
County agency responsible for lost and found pets, stray animals, animal licensing, bite investigations, and enforcing animal control laws throughout Lane County. Works with rescue partners to rehome animals.
Eugene's premier performing arts venue hosting concerts, theatrical productions, dance, and community events. Home to the Eugene Symphony, Eugene Ballet, and many traveling national and international performers.
University of Oregon's premier art museum featuring significant collections of Pacific Northwest, Asian, and American art. Free for UO students and community members on certain days. An important cultural anchor for Lane County.
Supports and promotes arts education and cultural programming throughout Lane County. Provides grants to artists and arts organizations, manages public art programs, and connects the community to creative resources.
Beloved annual fair celebrating arts, crafts, music, and community since 1969. Held in Veneta near Eugene each July. The Jill Heiman Vision Fund provides grants to organizations addressing food and housing insecurity in Lane County.
Grassroots Springfield organization providing stable housing for unhoused women. Staff work one-on-one with guests to provide resources for transitioning to permanent housing.
Prevents domestic violence in intimate partner relationships in Lane County and supports survivors in claiming personal power. Offers shelter, legal advocacy, counseling, and support groups.
Lane County's children's advocacy center providing essential intervention and advocacy services for children impacted by crime. Forensic interviews, trauma-informed care, and coordination with law enforcement and child welfare.
24/7 Lane County crisis support for urgent mental health and substance use emergencies, with mobile crisis services accessible by calling the county crisis line or 988.
24/7 youth crisis support for parents and caregivers of children through age 17 experiencing a behavioral or mental health crisis in Lane County.
Dial or text 988 for immediate support during any mental health, suicidal, or substance use crisis. Available in Spanish and for Deaf/hard-of-hearing communities.
Specially trained volunteers provide emotional first aid and practical support to survivors of traumatic events and their families in the first hours after a tragedy. Dispatched through emergency services.
White Bird Clinic offers counseling, crisis support, medical services, and other behavioral health resources in Eugene. Crisis and mobile response availability should be confirmed directly with White Bird or 988.
Prevents domestic violence in intimate partner relationships in Lane County and supports survivors in claiming personal power. Offers shelter, legal advocacy, counseling, and support groups.
Empowers adults experiencing intellectual and developmental disabilities by providing exceptional support services, meaningful classes, social opportunities, and a safe environment to thrive. Offers day programs, community activities, and skill-building workshops.
Provides comprehensive support for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, from inclusive preschool through adult employment services. Offers extensive family support programs, community advocacy, and helps adults strengthen life skills for more fulfilling and independent lives.
The Direction Service Counseling Center provides a full range of mental health services to very young children, children, adolescents, families, and adults. Also provides coordination for developmental disability services.
Envisions a world where equal access ensures all people live, work, and recreate in their community consistent with their preferences and choices. Provides independent living services, advocacy, and peer support for people with disabilities.
County agency providing individualized support for adults and children with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities. Coordinates services, provides case management, and connects individuals with community resources. The primary point of contact for accessing publicly funded disability services in Lane County.
A cross-disability, consumer-driven organization helping people with disabilities achieve choice, access, inclusion, and independence. Offers five core services: information & referral, independent living skills training, peer counseling, advocacy, and transition to independent living.
Celebrating over 40 years of service to adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Eugene and Springfield. Provides person-centered support for independent living, encouraging personal choice, independence, and progress toward self-determined goals through community integration.
Supports children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Provides early intervention, employment services, day programs, and residential support to help individuals live meaningful lives.
Provides comprehensive developmental disability support services including in-home care, community services, supported living, and employment support for children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Offers personalized services to help individuals live independently in their communities.
Empowers Oregon and SW Washington communities by helping people identify, navigate, and connect with local resources. Comprehensive searchable database of health, human, and social services.
Free public library system with multiple branches. Offers books, digital resources, computer access, free tax help, social services resource guides, programming for all ages, and meeting spaces for community groups.
Offers affordable associate degrees, vocational certificates, GED/adult basic education, workforce development, ESL, and transfer programs. Financial aid and scholarships available. Multiple campuses including Eugene and Springfield sites.
Serves Springfield residents with free access to books, digital resources, internet access, community programs, children's storytime, teen activities, and adult literacy support.
A mission-integrated, enterprise-funded organization providing services to individuals with barriers to employment. Offers vocational assessment, skills training, job placement support, and community employment programs across Lane County.
Job training and employment services
Provides youth employment and education through conservation work. Offers residential and non-residential programs for young people ages 15–25, combining environmental stewardship with workforce development and life skills.
Oregon's primary workforce development system. Provides free employment services including job search assistance, career counseling, skills training, resume help, and connections to education and employment programs.
Leads Eugene's sustainability programs including climate action planning, energy efficiency, zero waste initiatives, composting programs, and resources for residents and businesses to reduce their environmental impact.
Acquires and manages land and conservation easements, restores habitats, and conducts public outreach in western Oregon. Protects some of the most ecologically significant lands along the McKenzie and Willamette rivers.
Advocates for clean water, healthy habitat, and public access along the Willamette River. Conducts water quality monitoring, pollution accountability, and community education to protect this vital waterway.
Free, private shower facilities for individuals experiencing homelessness. Also provides hygiene kits and laundry services when available.
Day center for adults experiencing homelessness. Provides showers, laundry, clothing, food, hygiene supplies, phone/computer access, mail service, and help with housing, jobs, and benefits.
Free laundry services for youth and young adults experiencing homelessness. Walk-in hours Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday evenings.
Vegan cafe and community resource in Eugene. Features a pay-it-forward board with free meals pre-purchased by fellow patrons for anyone in need. No questions asked.
Delivers 300,000+ vegan meals a year to hungry individuals in Eugene and Springfield by foot, bike, and car. Weekend volunteers gather at local churches to prepare and distribute burritos. Also operates the Little Free Pantries network.
Lane County's primary food bank. Provides emergency and non-emergency food assistance throughout the county, operating a network of food pantries, mobile pantries, and partner agencies to alleviate hunger.
Free restaurant-style meals served to adults and children in a dignified setting. Provides nutritious meals to those experiencing food insecurity. No identification or proof of need required.
Provides free diapers to families in Lane County who cannot afford them, so parents don't have to choose between paying rent and buying diapers. Serves hundreds of families monthly.
Over 50 community pantries located in neighborhoods across Eugene, Springfield, Veneta, Junction City, and Florence. Stocked weekly with nonperishable food, beverages, and hygiene products. Available at any hour.
Plaza de Nuestra Comunidad's Organic Garden Program helps Latinx and immigrant families grow culturally important food, build food security, and access bilingual garden education and resource navigation.
Center for Family Development provides outpatient mental health and substance use services for adults, adolescents, children, and families, including medication-assisted treatment.
Formed in Eugene in 1994 to support individuals living with HIV/AIDS and prevent new infections. Offers free and confidential HIV, Hepatitis C, and STI testing, needle exchange, behavioral health services, and community education.
County public health services including immunizations, STI testing and treatment, family planning, WIC, environmental health, communicable disease investigation, and community health programs.
Committed to helping people with psychiatric disabilities make choices and acquire skills that increase self-reliance and the ability to live and work in the community. Offers vocational and psychosocial rehabilitation.
Provides quality, cost-effective mental health and family preservation services to children and families of Oregon since 1991. Services include in-home counseling, crisis intervention, and intensive family support.
The primary hospital system serving Lane County, with locations in Eugene (RiverBend and University District). Offers emergency care, trauma services, specialty medicine, and community health programs.
Provides reproductive health services including family planning, contraception, STI testing and treatment, cancer screenings, and education. Sliding-scale fees available; no one turned away for inability to pay.
Provides a healing environment for chemically dependent individuals and their families to discover enhanced quality of life through long-term recovery. Offers outpatient treatment for addiction, mental health, and problem gambling including individual, family, and group therapy.
Provides compassionate, evidence-based healthcare and education for trans and queer communities. Committed to advocacy and accessible services; a leader in inclusive, affirming, patient-centered care in Lane County.
Delivers healing and hope to traumatized children and their families, and enhances the physical, emotional, and spiritual health of its clients. Offers trauma-informed therapy and body-based healing modalities.
Lane County's largest addiction and mental health treatment organization. Provides outpatient and residential substance use treatment, mental health counseling, family services, and housing support for people in recovery.
Community effort to end youth homelessness in Lane County. Coordinates across organizations to identify beds available right now and connect youth to shelter and services before chronic homelessness sets in.
Provides food boxes, rent assistance, emergency motel vouchers for families, the OASIS program (Conestoga Huts and tiny homes for families with children in Springfield), and case management.
Manages Safe Spot Communities, safe and legal spaces for people experiencing homelessness. Operates employment support, healthcare connections, and recovery services that restore dignity and stability.
Opens emergency warming shelters across Eugene and Springfield when temperatures drop below 30?F. Run predominantly by volunteers; provides dinner, breakfast, and sleeping space. Pets always welcome. Text "Join" to 541-730-3071 for alerts.
Provides emergency housing, meals, laundry, and other services for homeless individuals and families in Eugene. Also offers addiction recovery, job training, and a separate Center for Women and Children.
Lane County's public housing authority. Provides affordable housing, administers Section 8 housing choice vouchers, and develops new affordable housing projects for low-income residents throughout Lane County.
Emergency shelter for runaway and homeless youth ages 11-20. Provides meals, showers, laundry, clothing, hygiene items, counseling, education support, and job training services.
Provides transitional and permanent supportive housing for individuals with mental illness or those recently released from incarceration. The Birch program offers a 6-month transition period for stable living.
From day one, helps people with conviction histories find housing, employment, and community to create more hopeful futures. A proven and cost-effective alternative to incarceration.
Provides resources and advocacy for tenants facing eviction, unsafe conditions, or housing instability. Operates a tenant rights hotline and offers guidance on Oregon landlord-tenant law.
One of Lane County's largest social service providers. Operates emergency shelters (Dawn to Dawn, Egan Warming Centers), overnight parking, the Eugene Service Station, safe camping programs, food assistance, clothing vouchers, and rental assistance.
Provides legal support to activists and social justice movements. Defends civil liberties through litigation, education, and organizing support — particularly for environmental and social justice causes.
Working since 1966 to create a more just and peaceful community. Collaborates with organizations, institutions, and individuals to address root causes of oppression through education, activism, and cultural means.
Free legal services for low-income residents
Works for equality in education, economics, legal redistricting, and voting rights in Lane County. Founded in 1976 and plays a leadership role both locally and statewide in civil rights advocacy.
Helps Oregonian immigrants in need experiencing economic hardship who are facing an immigration system that disadvantages them. Provides emergency financial assistance and navigates access to support services.
Provides legal defense services to indigent individuals facing criminal charges in Lane County. A nonprofit organization ensuring equal access to justice regardless of ability to pay.
Volunteer-run statewide organization with over 91 groups across rural Oregon. Builds communities with specific issue resources to support groups and individuals who need help. Active in Cottage Grove and throughout Lane County.
Annual LGBTQ+ Pride festival organized by dedicated community volunteers, celebrating and affirming LGBTQ+ lives in Lane County. Features entertainment, vendors, community organizations, and family-friendly activities.
Organizes support, resources, and community for queer folks in Oregon. Provides a hub for LGBTQ+ events, activism, mutual aid, and community connection in the Eugene-Springfield area.
Works to provide a safe space for LGBTQ+ folks and their allies, promote equity in the community, and uplift the voices of LGBTQ+ members. Provides educational opportunities and community organizing support.
A transgender founded and led nonprofit in Eugene providing support, resources, and education for the trans/gender-diverse community and allies. Offers support groups, resource navigation, training, and community events.
Provides services and support for LGBTQ+ youth, including housing assistance, case management, and community programs for young people who are homeless or at risk. Youth-run and youth-centered.
The Asian American Council of Oregon cultivates friendship and understanding through cultural events, education, and community-building centered on Asian and Asian American heritage in Lane County and Oregon.
Works toward a world where every child has a loving and secure home. Provides international adoption services, family preservation programs, and orphan care. Headquartered in Eugene with global reach.
Plaza de Nuestra Comunidad provides adult education, ESL, citizenship preparation, computer skills, and youth and family literacy programs for Latinx and immigrant community members.
Statewide "no wrong door" system helping older adults and people with disabilities navigate long-term services and supports. Provides information, referrals, and assistance choosing between community and facility-based care.
Origin-to-destination ADA paratransit service for people unable to use the fixed-route bus due to a disability. Operates within the Eugene/Springfield metropolitan area. LTD Point2Point also provides county-wide accessible transit connections.
Provides a full range of services to help older adults and people with disabilities live independently, including in-home care, Meals on Wheels, caregiver support, and connection to community resources throughout Lane County.
Connects veterans to their earned state and federal benefits. Provides claims assistance, discharge upgrade help, outreach, and advocacy for Lane County veterans and their families. Free accredited representation.
State agency providing programs and services to maintain and enhance the quality of life for Oregon veterans, ensuring basic needs are met. Administers veteran home loans, education benefits, and additional state-specific programs.
Located in the Erb Memorial Union, provides study and meeting space, computer and printing stations, and dedicated staff to assist student veterans, dependents, and family members with personal and academic needs at the University of Oregon.
Free, confidential crisis support for veterans, service members, and their families. Available by phone, text, or chat 24/7. Staffed by responders, many of whom are veterans themselves.
Fosters community through diverse programs focused on youth development, health, and social responsibility. Operates after-school care for ages 4–12 across 12 schools, summer programs, fitness, and aquatics. Scholarships available.
Provides long-term, paid professional mentors to children facing the greatest obstacles, beginning in kindergarten through high school graduation. Commits to each child regardless of circumstance.
Promotes school readiness for low-income children through federally funded Early Head Start and Head Start programs. Provides early education, health screenings, nutrition, and family support services.
Provides counseling, residential treatment, education and vocational training, shelter, and case management to at-risk children, youth, and adults in Lane County. A cornerstone of Lane County youth services since 1970.
Provides parenting education and support to strengthen families and nurture child development. Offers free classes, workshops, and resources for parents and caregivers of young children across Lane County.
Provides family support services to prevent child abuse and neglect. Serves families with young children at risk for abuse, offering therapeutic childcare, home visits, parent education, and crisis support.
Day center and services for families experiencing homelessness
Tiny house village for individuals experiencing homelessness
RV parking program and support services
Education and network for cohousing; regional groups and how to start or join a community.
National directory and educational resources for intentional communities, cohousing, and ecovillages. Useful for learning models before connecting locally.
Lane County area educational center and land stewardship; workshops and events related to community living (Dexter area).
Public transportation in Eugene/Springfield