Lane Independent Living Alliance (LILA)

About This Service

Lane Independent Living Alliance (LILA) is a cross-disability, consumer-driven Center for Independent Living for Lane County residents with physical, mental, cognitive, and sensory disabilities. LILA helps people build choice, access, inclusion, and independence through independent living services and peer-driven support. Core services include information and referral, independent living skills training, peer counseling, advocacy, and transition to independent living. Current programs listed by LILA include Disability Navigator support for job-readiness resources, service referrals, and understanding Social Security/benefit impacts; an Accessible Mental Health Program by Vocational Rehabilitation referral; a Peer Support Club for mental health survivors with socialization, peer support, classes, groups, and activities; monthly SSI/SSDI information sessions; True North peer-delivered recovery-oriented support for people with mental health challenges or life-goal support needs; and Work Incentives Network benefits counseling. Main office hours are Monday-Thursday 10am-2pm, and LILA says appointments are necessary for most services. Call or email first and describe what you need help with. The Peer Support Club is listed by LILA as located at 990 Oak Street in Eugene. Second-pass LILA audit 2026-06-27: LILA contact page lists 20 East 13th Ave, Eugene, hours Mon-Thu 10 AM-2 PM, email lila@lilaoregon.org, location at 13th & Willamette across from Buffalo Exchange/Downtown Fire Station, and LTD routes 28, 81, 82, 92, 98. Program menu includes Disability Navigator, Accessible Mental Health, SSA Services, True North Work Incentives Network, Information and Referral, ADA, independent-living skills, peer counseling, advocacy, and transition to independent living.