Multiple Categories of Service

211info: Referrals to over 50,000 programs in Oregon. Call/text 211. Phone app available.

AbleFind: Online searchable database for disability services in Oregon. Includes housing, health, recreation, employment, education, social security, safety, legal, finances & more.

Connect Oregon: Looking for food, housing, transportation, peer support, or other services? Complete their form and a Resource Navigator will connect you to services near you.

The HELP Book (White Bird Clinic): Over 700 human service resources in Lane County.

South Lane Resource Guide: This guide list all the social service resources that are available within the community.

University of Oregon Community Resources List

County Resources

Lane County Community Resource List

Lane County Community Resilience Toolkit (In English & Spanish)

Lane County Public Health & Prevention: Preparedness Information, PreventionLane Website, Tobacco Cessation Resources, WIC (Women, Infants, Children), Family & Child Health, Lane County Child & Adolescent Mental Health Services, Lane County Developmental Disability Services, Lane County Human Services

Family Support and Mental Health Support Organizations

Peer Organizations: LILA – Lane Independent Living Alliance, NAMI – National Alliance on Mental Illness, Oregon Family Support Network, Youth ERA

Lane County System of Care (SOC): The SOC brings the community together to support children, youth, and families. The SOC compensates youth and family representatives for their participation in committee work that is done in partnership with community partners. The SOC’s barrier resolution process allows children, youth, family, and the people who serve them to bring attention to a system issue and work collaboratively with community partners to resolve the barrier.

NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness) Lane County: Grassroots, confidential, peer-led mental health organization offering support, education, and advocacy services in Lane County at no cost to the participant.

Food Access

FOOD for Lane County: Information on food pantries, meal sites, Trillium Produce Plus programs, Summer Food sites. Call or complete the self-referral form on the Get Help page to request info about where to access food, when, and what to expect. 

Housing Resources

Homes for Good: Lane County’s housing agency works to help low-income residents with the logistics of affordable housing. At a higher level, we are neighbors united to get every Lane County resident who needs help, into a home.

Recovery Resources

Start Your Recovery: StartYourRecovery.org provides helpful information for people who are dealing with substance use issues — and their family members, friends, and co-workers, too. We know that there is no one-size-fits-all solution to the challenges faced by those who misuse alcohol, prescription or illegal drugs, or other substances, and we aim to break through the clutter to help people at any stage of recovery.

Senior Resources

The Lane Senior Guide

Comprehensive online directory of services for seniors, including health-care providers, residential & assisted-living communities, community & government services, treatment centers & more.

Youth Resources

15th Night Resource Guide: This resource guide includes organizations in Lane County that work with youth facing challenges and barriers in their lives. The guide is designed to help youth navigate these resources and connect with various organizations. It includes housing information, places to find food and medical support, as well as help for anyone experiencing a crisis.

Parenting Now Resource Directory: Adoption, Anger Management, Basic needs, child abuse/neglect, child care, counseling, domestic violence, Family Education and Support, Financial Assistance, Grief/Loss, Helplines, Legal, Libraries, Medical-Dental, Postpartum/postnatal support, pregnancy and childbirth, recreation, sexual abuse and assault, special needs, and substance abuse recovery.

Relief Nursery Resource Guide: Mental Health, disability, parenting, education, specific groups (senior & aging services, service members, veterans, LGBTQIA+, Equity and social justice), legal, interpersonal violence, food, basic needs, pets, physical health, addiction and recovery, housing, employment, rural communities.