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clothing
1st Way provides free confidential pregnancy tests, peer counseling, ultrasound referrals/limited obstetrical ultrasound access, diapers, baby wipes, and baby/toddler clothing sizes birth to 5T.
How to access
Call or visit during posted hours; walk-ins are welcome.
Who it serves
People seeking pregnancy support and families with infants or young children.
community support
Managed safe-parking shelter for people living in RVs or vehicles, with limited pets allowed, restrooms, showers, laundry, Wi-Fi, storage, case management, and veterinary vouchers or clinics.
How to access
Online waitlist
Who it serves
For people experiencing homelessness and living in RVs or vehicles. Pets are allowed only on a limited basis; waitlist and site rules apply.
shelter
Low-barrier emergency shelter and support for self-identified women experiencing homelessness in Lane County. Contact the shelter for current intake availability and location details.
How to access
Call or email during office hours for current intake availability and confidential location details.
Who it serves
Population served not listed.
DV/SA
Oregon's statewide domestic violence hotline providing 24/7 crisis support, safety planning, and referrals to local DV service providers and shelters
How to access
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Who it serves
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benefits
CCS Eugene Community Service Center provides food pantry access and no-cost supports such as bus passes, hygiene supplies, eyeglass vouchers, ID/birth certificate replacement, prescription assistance, SNAP enrollment, referrals, energy assistance, and rent/rental support when available. The CCS clothing closet is at the Springfield center.
How to access
Call (541) 345-3628 or visit the Eugene Community Service Center to ask about no-cost supplies/services including ID or birth certificate replacement. Availability may depend on funding and program rules.
Who it serves
Population served not listed.
benefits
CCS Springfield Community Service Center provides food pantry access, the CCS Clothing Closet, and no-cost supports such as bus passes, hygiene supplies, eyeglass vouchers, ID/birth certificate replacement, prescription assistance, SNAP enrollment, referrals, energy assistance, and rent/rental support when available.
How to access
Call (541) 345-3628 or visit the Springfield Community Service Center to ask about no-cost supplies/services including ID or birth certificate replacement. Availability may depend on funding and program rules.
Who it serves
Population served not listed.
community support
CCS OASIS is a daytime drop-in program for families experiencing homelessness in Lane County, offering case management, resource connections, laundry, showers, restrooms, and a kitchen for food preparation.
How to access
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Who it serves
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dental
Charnelton Community Clinic is one of several Community Health Centers of Lane County (CHCLC) locations, a federally qualified health center (FQHC) providing affordable primary care. Uses a Patient Centered Medical Home model with care teams.
How to access
Central call center 541-682-3550 closes noon-1 PM; use listed clinic/records/pharmacy fax details as appropriate.
Who it serves
Population served not listed.
benefits
Community Sharing is the South Lane County basic-needs safety net, helping residents remain fed, housed, and safe through a food pantry, clothes closet, information/referrals, and emergency/basic-needs assistance.
How to access
For food/basic-needs help, use Community Sharing client service hours. For warming shelter, check Lane County warming spaces or Community Sharing for activation before going. Food pantry Mon 1:30-6 PM and Tue-Fri 11 AM-3:30 PM. Energy Case Manager: 541-942-6492. Call ahead/check Facebook during severe weather; provider says it typically follows South Lane School District snow closures.
Who it serves
Provider brochure: food/clothing/hygiene generally require household information, service-area residency, and income threshold; bus passes, shower vouchers, ID vouchers, holiday programs, and water assistance generally require service-area residency, proof of prior-month income for adults, and income threshold.
legal
Community Supported Shelters operates Safe Spot Communities and Conestoga Hut shelters in Eugene. Clothing donations can be dropped off at 2870 W 10th Pl Tuesday-Thursday from 1:00-4:00pm.
How to access
The July 14, 2026 PHB minutes report that CSS also offers criminal-expungement clinics. Call 541-683-0836 to confirm the next clinic date, location, eligibility, and registration.
Who it serves
Population served not listed.
clothing
CSS's Clothing Closet at 1845 W 11th Ave offers T-shirts, socks, shoes, and other essentials to CSS community members living in huts or on the waitlist on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 1:00-4:00pm.
How to access
For clothing, CSS community members can go to the Access Center at 1845 W 11th Ave on Tuesday or Thursday from 1:00-4:00pm. Staff can also distribute closet items to community members as needed. Contact CSS to confirm shower, laundry, and other service availability.
Who it serves
The Clothing Closet is for CSS community members, including people living in CSS huts and people on the CSS waitlist. Other Access Center services may have different eligibility; confirm with CSS.
community support
Daytime warming space at Cottage Grove Community Center listed by Lane County.
How to access
Check Lane County warming spaces before going because weather activation, hours, and location details can change.
Who it serves
People in Cottage Grove needing daytime warming space during cold weather.
shelter
Dawn to Dawn is a low-barrier emergency shelter program operated by St. Vincent de Paul, providing space in heated communal tents for adults experiencing homelessness. The program has capacity for approximately 125 guests with no time limit for those following shelter guidelines. Dinner, case management, and access to services are included.
How to access
Visit the Eugene Service Station in person at 450 Hwy 99 N at 2:00 PM, when new Dawn to Dawn beds are assigned.
Who it serves
Unsheltered adults seeking low-barrier emergency shelter. Beds depend on availability; guests may remain without a time limit while following shelter guidelines.
shelter
Low-barrier emergency shelter for adults age 18 and older and mothers with children, with up to 14 days of shelter plus meals, showers, laundry, clothing, storage, and staff support.
How to access
Walk in at the west campus gate at 2nd and Chambers for the 8:00 AM check-in or bed lottery. Call the ROC office at 541-344-3251 extension 105 for questions.
Who it serves
Adults age 18 and older and mothers with children who are experiencing homelessness
clothing
St. Vincent de Paul Eugene Service Station is a day shelter where adults experiencing homelessness can get food, day shelter, clothing, laundry, showers, supplies, telephones/message services, job and housing referrals, and gateway access to Dawn to Dawn, Safe Parking, and Egan Warming Centers.
How to access
Access method not listed.
Who it serves
Population served not listed.
hygiene
Transitional shelter in Eugene for people experiencing homelessness, with individual dwelling-style shelters, shared community spaces, workforce development, and wraparound support.
How to access
Access method not listed.
Who it serves
Official City of Eugene information says pets are allowed on a limited basis. Contact the program before arrival; this is not a guarantee that every animal or placement can be accepted.
clothing
Creswell Family Resource Center at Creslane Elementary connects families to resources, basic supplies such as food, clothing, and diapers, public-school navigation, Raising A Reader, story times, and parenting education.
How to access
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Who it serves
Population served not listed.
clothing
Mapleton Family Resource Center connects families to resources, basic supplies such as food, clothing, and diapers, public-school navigation, Raising A Reader, story times, and parenting education.
How to access
Access method not listed.
Who it serves
Population served not listed.
clothing
Oakridge Family Resource Center connects families to resources, basic supplies such as food, clothing, and diapers, public-school navigation, Raising A Reader, story times, and parenting education.
How to access
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Who it serves
Population served not listed.
clothing
Pleasant Hill Family Resource Center connects families to resources, basic supplies such as food, clothing, and diapers, public-school navigation, Raising A Reader, story times, parenting education, and local community clothes-closet support.
How to access
Access method not listed.
Who it serves
Population served not listed.
community support
Seasonal warming shelter, food pantry, and community support hub serving the Fern Ridge area.
How to access
Access method not listed.
Who it serves
Population served not listed.
clothing
Fern Ridge Family Resource Center at Veneta Elementary connects families to resources, basic supplies such as food, clothing, and diapers, public-school navigation, Raising A Reader, story times, and parenting education.
How to access
Access method not listed.
Who it serves
Population served not listed.
clothing
Helping Hearts Room at First Christian Church provides clothing, light bedding, protective outdoor gear, personal hygiene items, and usually a light snack on Tuesdays and Thursdays from noon to 2pm.
How to access
Drop in Tuesday or Thursday from 12:00-2:00pm. Use the First Christian Church entrance at 1166 Oak Street and confirm current details with the church if timing matters.
Who it serves
Population served not listed.
shelter
The Night Shelter Annex is a low-barrier shelter program providing emergency overnight housing for families with children experiencing homelessness. Services include individual dorm units, meals (breakfast and dinner), laundry, showers, and wraparound case management focused on employment, housing, and self-sufficiency.
How to access
Families seeking services can call the Annex at 458-221-5420 or First Place Family Center at 541-342-7728. The family day-access center is open daily from 8:00am to 5:00pm.
Who it serves
Population served not listed.
clothing
First Place Family Center is St. Vincent de Paul’s low-barrier emergency access day center for families experiencing homelessness, offering showers, laundry, food, clothing/hygiene supplies, internet/phone access, mailing address, Front Door Assessments, referrals, and assistance obtaining identification documents.
How to access
Call (541) 342-7728 to ask about day-center access, Front Door Assessment scheduling, mailing address, and help obtaining identification documents.
Who it serves
Population served not listed.
benefits
Free food boxes, hygiene items, limited propane assistance, and limited prescription-cost assistance for Lane County residents.
How to access
Call (541) 689-9750 for an appointment. Food boxes and hygiene items are generally available once per month; eligibility and limits differ for propane and prescription help.
Who it serves
Population served not listed.
community support
Greenhill Humane Society is Lane County's primary animal shelter, providing adoption services, lost and found pet services, spay/neuter programs, humane education, and pet surrender services. It serves as the community's safety net for homeless and stray animals.
How to access
Access method not listed.
Who it serves
Population served not listed.
clothing
Helping Hands Coalition in Florence offers hot lunches, resource navigation, and onsite essentials including laundry and shower vouchers, clothing, bus tickets, pet food, nutrition education, and prevention-focused supports.
How to access
Access method not listed.
Who it serves
Population served not listed.