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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.

211info is Oregon's comprehensive information and referral service connecting people to crisis hotlines, housing and shelter, utility assistance, childcare, food, basic needs, healthcare, and more. Dial 2-1-1 or use the website to search for resources. Language interpreters are available.

Low-barrier indoor safe sleep site with heated spaces, Conestoga huts for pets, restrooms, clean water, shower trailers, laundry cards, case management, and access to medical and social services for adults experiencing homelessness in Eugene.

Family Resource Center within Bethel School District providing food, clothing, parenting support, and community resource connections for district families.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Community Supported Shelters (CSS) is a Eugene-based nonprofit that pioneered the Conestoga Hut shelter model. CSS manages Safe Spot Communities — cost-effective intentional communities at scattered sites that provide unhoused individuals with shelter, safety, food, water, and restrooms. Stays range from 3 months to 2 years.

Community Supported Shelters’ 1845 W 11th Ave access point is connected to showers, laundry, clothing, haircuts, and supportive services for unhoused individuals.

The Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde Social Services department provides emergency assistance, housing support, and other social services to tribal members, including help for those experiencing homelessness or facing eviction.

Youth‑focused outreach and support organization providing harm reduction, case management, street outreach, and stabilization services for young people ages 16–29 in Lane County.

Daytime warming space at Cottage Grove Community Center listed by Lane County.

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.

Free clothing closet at Ebbert United Methodist Church in Springfield

Seasonal cold-weather shelter network operated by St. Vincent de Paul of Lane County for nights when extreme cold triggers activation.

The Florence Emergency Cold Weather Shelter provides shelter and assistance to the unhoused population of Florence, Oregon, during the coldest and wettest days of the year. Operated by volunteers and local organizations, it opens when temperatures drop to critical levels.

Eugene Mission is a faith-based organization providing emergency shelter, meals, and recovery programs for individuals experiencing homelessness. Services are available for single men, single women, and mothers with children. Rescue shelter stays are up to 14 days, and intakes are available 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM, 7 days a week.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Seasonal warming shelter, food pantry, and community support hub serving the Fern Ridge area.

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.

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.

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.