Our anti-poverty services assist homeless and low-income households find a path out of poverty. The range of services provided includes:

Community Service Centers offer services in four locations across Lane County including; Eugene, Springfield, South and West Lane County. Service Centers can provide emergency basic needs assistance, clothing and food access, connection to homeless prevention services, energy assistance and linkage to mainstream benefits and resources for low income households.
Catholic Community Services (Eugene)
1464 W 6th Ave, Eugene OR 97402 541-345-3628  https://www.ccslc.org/
Catholic Community Services (Springfield) 1025  G Street, Springfield OR 97477 541-345-3628 https://www.ccslc.org/
Community Sharing Program (South Lane) 1440 Birch Ave, Cottage Grove OR 97424 541-942-2176
https://communitysharing.org/
Siuslaw Outreach Services (West Lane) 1576 12th Street, Florence OR, 97439 541-997-2816 https://florencesos.org/

Access Centers for unhoused families, single adults, youth, and domestic violence survivors may provide emergency basic needs assistance, access to rapid rehousing and linkage to mainstream benefits and resources for unhoused households.
St. Vincent de Paul Eugene Service Station (Single Adults) 450 OR-99, Eugene OR 97402 541-461-8688 https://www.svdp.us/services/emergency-services/eugene-service-station/ 

St. Vincent de Paul First Place Family Center (Families)
4060 W Amazon Dr., Eugene OR 97405
541-342-7728
https://www.svdp.us/services/youth-family-services/first-place-family-center/
Catholic Community Services OASIS (Families)
1175 G Street, Springfield OR 97477
541-345-3628
https://www.ccslc.org/oasis-interest-form
Hope & Safety Alliance (Domestic Violence Survivors)
1577 Pearl St. Suite 200, Eugene OR 97401
541-485-8232
https://www.hopesafetyalliance.org/
Looking Glass New Roads (Youth)
941 W 7th Ave, Eugene OR 97402
541-686-4310
https://www.lookingglass.us/new-roads

Early Childhood Programs offer parent education and training, child abuse services, and childcare services to promote safe and healthy families. 

Relief Nursery
1720 W 25th Ave., Eugene OR 97405
541-343-9706
https://reliefnursery.org/

Hunger Relief Services offer food distribution, meal sites, food boxes to those who need supplemental food support. 
Food For Lane County
Food Distribution offered through partner agencies
770 Bailey Hill Rd., Eugene OR 97402
541-343-2822
https://www.foodforlanecounty.org/
Food For Lane County (Dining Room, Meal Site)
280 W. 8th Ave, Eugene OR, 97401
541-343-2822
https://www.foodforlanecounty.org/food/dining-room/

Services for unhoused individuals, youth and families include: emergency shelter, transitional housing and permanent supportive housing programs with support services for people with disabilities.

Emergency Shelter during extreme weather events accommodate the need for additional emergency housing when temperatures and the environment become unsafe. Information on extreme weather programs can be found at:
Cooling Spaces and Resources
Warming Spaces and Resources

Emergency Shelters year round offer shelter options for those who are literally unhoused. Visit our Shelter Finder to learn more about what is available. Information on Youth Shelters (ages 24 and under) are included in the Shelter Finder webpage. 

Domestic violence emergency shelter and advocacy services are available through:
Hope & Safety Alliance
1577 Pearl St. Suite 200, Eugene OR 97401
541-485-8232
https://www.hopesafetyalliance.org/

Siuslaw Outreach Services
1576 12th Street, Florence OR, 97439
541-997-2816
https://florencesos.org/

Housing options that include Rapid Rehousing, Transitional
Housing, and Permanent Supported Housing can be accessed
on the Coordinated Entry page.

Homeless prevention and rental assistance programs can be
found on the Homelessness Prevention page.