Kids in Transition to School (KITS) is a free program that helps your child get ready for kindergarten.
Children ages 4 to 6 take part in fun learning activities that build skills for school. You can also get support and tips to help your child have a strong start in kindergarten.
Programs are available in person and online for families.
*Available to Lane County residents
The LaneCare Behavioral Health Provider Finder is a free online tool that helps you find mental health and behavioral health providers in Lane County.
You can search for services, view provider contact information, check availability when it is listed, and compare providers to find a good fit.
The tool helps you connect with services and share results with family members, caregivers, or service providers.
If you are having a mental health emergency, please call or text 988
*Services available to Lane County residents
Hope & Safety Alliance provides confidential support for people and families affected by domestic violence and sexual violence.
You can get help with safety planning, legal support, housing, peer counseling, support groups, and connections to local services.
The organization also offers a 24-hour crisis line, emergency shelter, transportation, food, and basic supplies.
Children can receive child-centered services and respite care while parents and caregivers meet with advocates or take part in support programs.
Hope & Safety Alliance helps you find safety, healing, and support as you move forward.
24-hour Crisis Line Call or Text: 541-485-6513
*Available to Lane County residents
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
Food for Lane County helps you access free food through a network of food pantries, meal sites, and community food programs across Lane County.
Working with local partner organizations, Food for Lane County helps connect you with nutritious food and support for your family. The organization also offers nutrition and gardening education, community garden programs, and opportunities to learn about growing and preparing healthy foods.
Through community partnerships and outreach, Food for Lane County works to help people access the food and support they need.
If you are looking for support with a specific need, please fill out the self-referral form and a FFLC staff member will follow up with you within 48 business hours.
*Available to Lane County residents
Homes for Good offers affordable housing programs and help finding housing in Lane County. Staff can help you understand your housing choices and connect with local services.
Homes for Good also offers financial counseling, weatherization services that can help lower utility costs, and ongoing support for residents.
Through housing programs, service connections, and community partnerships, Homes for Good helps people build stable housing and a strong foundation for the future.
Contact Homes for Good for more information.
*Available to Lane County residents
Get help with parenting, child learning, and daily family needs.
The Creswell Family Resource Center offers parent classes, play and learning activities, and help finding local services. Staff can help with food, clothes, diapers, and other basic needs.
You can also learn about schools, local events, and programs for families. The center helps you find support and connect with other families.
Call to learn more about services 541-895-6175
Head Start and Early Head Start provide free early childhood education – part day and full day – and family support services for expectant families and children. Services include home visits, health and dental screenings, nutrition support, social‑emotional development, and high‑quality early learning programs.
