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Latch Lounge

Connect with other parents while receiving support from an IBCLC (lactation consultant), doulas, and peers.

You can ask questions about latch, milk supply, pumping, and feeding transitions while learning practical tips and building confidence in your feeding journey.

This group offers a welcoming space to learn, troubleshoot challenges, and connect with other parents navigating infant feeding.

If you or your baby need more support, WellMama staff can help connect you with lactation consultations and other resources.

No registration required. Drop in anytime!

Postpartum Support

Connect with other parents during late pregnancy and the first 9 months after your baby is born.

This gentle, peer-led group offers a welcoming space to share experiences, find support, and connect with others going through the changes of early parenthood.

You’ll have the opportunity to talk openly, feel less alone, and build connections with parents who understand this stage of life.

Offered by WellMama

No registration required. Drop in anytime!

WellMama

What This Organization Does

WellMama supports you during pregnancy, postpartum, infertility, and pregnancy or infant loss through peer support, support groups, and wellness services.

You can connect with trained peer support specialists who understand the challenges that can come with parenthood, including depression, anxiety, birth trauma, isolation, and parenting stress.

WellMama offers support groups, one-on-one peer support, and help connecting with local resources. Staff can help you find support, navigate challenges, and feel less alone during your parenting journey.

WellMama also partners with Women’s Care clinics to connect parents with peer support during pregnancy and postpartum. Through this partnership, parents can be connected with WellMama support services directly through their medical care team.

WellMama Warmline: Call or text 541-525-0495 for support and connection to resources. Text “Support” to get started.

*Available to Lane County residents

Community Health Centers of Lane County

What This Organization Does

Community Health Centers of Lane County provides affordable health care for children, adults, and families.

You can get primary care, preventive health services, behavioral health care, children’s preventive dental services, health education, and referrals to specialists when needed.

Providers work together to help you stay healthy, prevent illness, manage long-term health conditions, and improve your health.

Community Health Centers works with you and your family to provide coordinated care regardless of age, family situation, or ability to pay.

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*Services available to Lane County residents

Homes for Good

What This Organization Does

If you’re looking for safe, affordable housing in Lane County, Homes for Good can help. The organization offers affordable housing programs, rental assistance, and information about housing options available in the community.

You can also find support understanding your housing choices and connecting with services that fit your needs.

Homes for Good provides weatherization services to help lower energy costs and resident support programs that can help you maintain stable housing over time.

Contact Homes for Good for more information.

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*Available to Lane County residents

Relief Nursery

What This Organization Does

Relief Nursery, Inc., supports you and your young children from birth to age 5 through family support, home visits, parent education, and family advocacy.

Most services and supplies are available to families enrolled in Relief Nursery programs. Parent education opportunities may also be available to parents and caregivers in the broader community.

Staff work with you to understand your family’s strengths, needs, and goals. They help you build parenting skills, strengthen parent-child relationships, reduce stress, and support your child’s growth and development.

Services may include home visits, parent education and support, respite childcare, crisis support, child development screenings, and connections to local services for employment, health, mental health, and children’s activities.

The program also offers therapeutic early childhood classrooms and mental health and recovery support for enrolled families.

Relief Nursery has two locations to better serve families:

Eugene Location
1720 West 25th Avenue
Eugene, OR 97405
541-343-9706

Robin Jaqua Child and Family Center
850 South 42nd Street
Springfield, OR 97478
541-485-0007

Contact Relief Nursery to learn more or get connected with services.

Contact Relief Nursery

*Services available to Lane County residents.

Collaborative Problem Solving® – Family & Caregiver Course

In this virtual 8-week Collaborative Problem Solving® class, you’ll learn practical tools to strengthen relationships, reduce conflict, and better understand challenging behaviors.

You’ll build problem-solving, communication, and emotional regulation skills that can help make everyday life at home and school feel more manageable.

The class supports parents and caregivers in creating positive, lasting changes for their families.

Classes for Oregon Parents, Grandparents, Foster Parents, and Caregivers.

Ready to join? Sign up for the class with Riverview Center for Growth.

Nurturing Parenting

This class series is for parents and caregivers of children ages 0 to 5, offered by Pearl Buck Center.

You’ll learn parenting skills that support a healthy family life. Topics include effective communication, family routines, positive discipline, and self-care.

Classes provide practical tools and opportunities to practice new skills you can use at home.

Participants receive a gas card and are entered into a raffle.

Offered in-person with a virtual hybrid option available.

Little Jellies Parent Support and Play Group

Connect with other parents and caregivers of children from birth to age 2 in this weekly support and play group at Pearl Buck Center.

While your infants and toddlers explore and play in a nurturing space designed for young children, you’ll have a chance to connect with other families and build your support network.

Refreshments are provided for both children and adults, creating a welcoming place to share experiences, learn from others, and enjoy time together.

No registration required. Drop in anytime!

Families Connected Parent Coffee Meet Up

Join other parents and caregivers raising children with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

You can enjoy a warm drink, share stories, exchange helpful resources, and connect with people who understand the disability journey.

These casual meetups offer support, encouragement, and a chance to connect with others who understand what you’re going through. Parents and caregivers typically attend on their own, giving themselves time for a break, conversation, and connection with others.

Offered by The Arc Lane County.

No registration needed. Drop in any time!