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Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library of Lane County

What This Organization Does

Get free books for your child from birth to age 5.

Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library mails a free book to your child each month. Families can choose books in English or Spanish.

The program helps your child build a love of reading and learn at home.

Register for the Program

Braille Books & Audiobooks

Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library provides young children who are blind and low vision with accessible books in print/braille and audio formats. To receive Braille books, parents should apply separately.

To access audiobooks, parents must register their child with the National Library Service for the Blind and Print Disabled and request a free digital playback device.

Apply for Braille Books

Learn More About Audiobooks

*Available to Lane County residents

Creswell Family Resource Center

What This Organization Does

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.

Fern Ridge Family Resource Center

What This Organization Does

The Fern Ridge Family Resource Center supports you through parent education, early learning activities, and connections to resources that help your family thrive.

You can participate in parent education groups, activities for your children, and a parenting book lending library to build skills, strengthen family relationships, and support your child’s growth and development.

You can also get basic needs support, including free diapers and pull-ups through the Lane County Diaper Bank, clothing for babies through teens, free baby items, and lactation support and supplies for families with infants.

Staff help you connect with local resources and services while providing a welcoming place where you can feel supported, confident, and connected to your community.

Mapleton Family Resource Center

What This Organization Does

The Mapleton Family Resource Center helps you get food, clothing, shoes, diapers, household supplies, and personal care items. The center also offers programs that help families build connections and support one another.

You can take part in parent classes to build skills, strengthen family relationships, and support your child’s growth.

You can also join afterschool programs, use health services through telehealth pods, and take part in programs such as a community kitchen and farmers market. These programs help you find support, connect with others, and meet your family’s needs.

McKenzie/Blue River Family Resource Center

What This Organization Does

The McKenzie-Blue River Family Resource Center supports you through parent classes, early learning groups, family activities, and connections to local resources.

These programs help you build parenting skills, strengthen family relationships, support your child’s growth, and connect with other families.

The center also provides basic supplies, when available, including food, clothing, and diapers. Staff can help you find other local services and support.

Staff provide a welcoming place where you can find help, build skills, and connect with others.

Pleasant Hill Family Resource Center

What This Organization Does

The Pleasant Hill Family Resource Center supports you through parent classes, early learning support, and ways to connect with other families.

Staff help you build parenting skills, support your child’s growth, learn about schools, and handle everyday parenting challenges with confidence.

The center also connects you with local services and, when available, provides basic supplies such as diapers, clothing, and food.

The Pleasant Hill Family Resource Center helps you learn about local support, find the help you need, and connect with your community.