Provider network data
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family
Bilingual/bicultural Welcome Center serving as liaison between district, schools, and marginalized families. One-stop center for enrollment and resource access.
crisis
The 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline provides free, confidential 24/7 support for people in suicidal crisis or mental health distress. Call or text 988 to connect with a trained counselor. Available in English and Spanish, with TTY for deaf/hard of hearing (711).
community support
Youth services connecting Lane County youth and young adults with host homes, mentors, and resources for stability.
legal
Nonprofit law firm providing affordable civil legal services on a sliding fee scale, plus a free Veterans Legal Clinic.
community support
Community grange hall in the Florence area supporting local programs and charitable giving.
disability
Adaptive Recreation Services at Hilyard Community Center providing recreational, educational, and social programs for people with disabilities of all ages.
benefits
One-stop resource for seniors and people with disabilities to access services and apply for benefits.
substance use
Support groups for families and friends of people with alcohol use problems.
community support
Community center in south Eugene offering recreation programs, classes for adults and seniors, youth programs, and community events.
veterans
American Legion post in Springfield with veterans service officer, VA benefits coordination, and community involvement including Lane County Stand Down.
veterans
American Legion post serving North Eugene/Santa Clara veterans, families, military members, and the community.
community support
Faith-based nonprofit in Florence providing community support and resources.
youth
ASPIRE is Oregon Student Aid’s mentoring program helping students become career and college ready through education, resources, mentoring, career exploration, college research, admissions, scholarships, and financial-aid support.
substance use
Beacon of Hope Alano Club is a recovery meeting center in Florence that hosts daily 12-step meetings including Alcoholics Anonymous. The club provides a warm and welcoming space for people in recovery, with multiple meetings throughout the week.
crisis
24/7 Behavioral Health Resource Network hotline for resource navigation and scheduling around substance use, peer support, harm reduction, and related services.
medical
BestMed's Coburg Road location in Eugene provides walk-in urgent care and primary care services with extended hours including weekends. Services include treatment for illness and injury, on-site molecular lab testing for flu/COVID-19/RSV, and primary care.
medical
Walk-in urgent and primary care clinic near University of Oregon campus.
medical
BestMed's West 11th location serves the West Eugene community with walk-in urgent care and primary care services daily including weekends.
medical
Bethel Health Center provides health services to youth and adolescents regardless of ability to pay or insurance status, seeing children who otherwise would not be able to access medical care. Eligible patients include Bethel School District students, children living within Bethel School District boundaries, and staff dependents.
community support
Bethel School District operates 11 schools serving approximately 5,003 students in the west Eugene and Bethel area. It serves a community with higher-than-average poverty rates and provides comprehensive student support services.
youth
Teen-parent support program offering high school diploma or GED, parenting education, and free on-site childcare for parents up to age 21
youth
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Lane County (operated by Committed Partners for Youth) is a nationally recognized mentoring agency serving Eugene and Springfield's most vulnerable children and adolescents. It connects youth to their community through caring adult mentors who inspire and motivate youth and families toward personal growth, healthy relationships, and meaningful opportunities. Currently providing 130+ youth with mentors and enrichment activities.
community support
Blachly School District operates Triangle Lake School serving the Blachly and Triangle Lake area of rural western Lane County.
community support
Volunteer street-aid team providing free non-emergency medical outreach, wound care, harm-reduction supplies, survival supplies, water, and resource connection for people experiencing houselessness in the Eugene-Springfield area.
youth
Boys & Girls Clubs of Emerald Valley serves youth ages 6-18 (grades 1-12) across three sites. Programs build character, leadership, health/life skills, and provide education, career development, arts, and sports activities. Serves an average of 200 youth daily and 850+ members annually.
employment
The Brattain Campus GED Option Program is self-paced and helps students prepare to pass National GED Subject Tests. Includes transition services: career exploration, resume building, internships, job shadows, scholarship/college/financial aid application help, and counseling.
housing
Network of recovery houses serving Lane County, providing sober living for men in recovery
substance use
Buckley Detoxification Center, operated by Willamette Family, provides walk-in sobering care and 24-hour medically supervised detoxification for adults in substance use crisis. The facility offers medications, clinical supervision, and a safe environment for individuals withdrawing from drugs or alcohol.
crisis
CAHOOTS (Crisis Assistance Helping Out On The Streets) is a mobile crisis intervention program operated by White Bird Clinic. Teams of a medic and a crisis worker respond to behavioral health emergencies, welfare checks, and substance-related crises as an alternative to police response. As of April 2025, CAHOOTS services are available in Springfield only, after ending operations in Eugene.
family
Family resource support through the Crow-Applegate-Lorane School District for rural families south/southwest of Eugene.
benefits
Community center offering classes, activities, weekly social groups, trips, and support groups for adults 50+. Includes a fully equipped woodshop.
medical
Oregon's AIDS Drug Assistance Program providing access to HIV antiretroviral medications and treatment for opportunistic infections for people with limited resources
youth
CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates) of Lane County recruits, screens, trains, and supervises community volunteers who advocate for children who have experienced abuse or neglect in the juvenile court system. Volunteers complete 40 hours of training and commit 10-15 hours per month.
mental health
Behavioral health and mental health counseling services in Eugene.
medical
Cascade Health is a local nonprofit healthcare organization providing hospice, home health, palliative care, physical therapy, occupational health, counseling, employee assistance programs (EAP), diabetes and nutrition education, and travel health services for the Eugene-Springfield area.
community support
Free grief education and support groups for adults living with the loss of a loved one.