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<br />Attachment G
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<br />SOCIAL SERVICES
<br />(updated 020813 tod.schneider@ci.eugene.or.us)
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<br />General Daytime Services--FamiliesSenior & Disabled Services
<br /> , 1015 Willamette, 541-682-4038.
<br />First PlacePets
<br />, 1995 Amazon Parkway (19&Pearl) 342-7728, 8-5. Only for families
<br />w/ children. Washers, dryers, laundry, showers, wifi, messages & mail, food, Pro Bono Clinic
<br />, 2nd & 4th Sunday, 470 Hwy 99, 607-8089 Message only,
<br />kitchen, (on-site eating only; no food boxes), referrals & advocacy. Open 7 days.
<br />0830 to sign up for LOTTERY for day; appointments 930-130. Routine
<br />Weekend shelter requires prior sign-up.
<br />services (vaccinations, exams, worming and spay/neuter vouchers) (NO
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<br />clinics on 4th Sunday of Nov/Dec). Emergency Clinic in Springfield will
<br />Adults Without Childreneuthanize pets of homeless persons with serious injuries/fractures/ other at no
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<br />charge.
<br />Eugene Service Station
<br />, 450 Hwy 99N, 461-8688, 7days, 8-6, closed 1245-2.
<br />SPOT
<br />(Stop Pet Overpopulation Today) helps cover costs for spaying or
<br />Shower, laundry, clothes, phone, mail. Backpack storage during day ONLY.
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<br />neutering dogs. 541-485-SPOT.
<br />Bfst. 8 a.m. lunch 12:00. Movies 2:00. Snacks 3 p.m. Openevery 2nd and 4th
<br />Medical help (For emergencies, call 9-1-1.)
<br />Sunday from 2:00 – 6:00.
<br />General PopulationRiverBend Emergency,
<br /> 3333 RiverBend Dr., Spfd 222-7300.
<br />White BirdSchool Health Centers,
<br /> Info & referral: 342-4357. 24-hour crisis line: 687-4000. 341 E. 12. at high schools, for students and siblings birth to 19,
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<br />Case Management & Homeless benefit advocates: 509 E.13. Tel. 342-1295. sliding scale costs down to zero. Churchill 790-5227/ North 790-4445/
<br />Catholic Community ServicesSheldon 790-6644/ South 790-8020.
<br />. Bus tokens (Mon. mornings), hygiene items,
<br />White Bird
<br />prescription assistance, clothing, free phone, mail service, help obtaining state medical 484-4800 dental 344-8302. 1400 Mill (phone ahead)
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<br />issued ID (as funding permits). M-F 9-4 pm. 1464 W. 6 Ave. Tel 345-3642. Also Volunteers In Medicine
<br />, serves 100-200% of poverty level. 2260 Marcola
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<br />see “Food Boxes”.
<br />Rd, Spfd 685-1800. (make appts.) M, 9-12, 130-5, 530-830. Tu 1:30-5,
<br />Latinos
<br />530-830 W 9-12 Th 9-12. 130-5, F 9-1.
<br />Centro Latino AmericanoCommunity Health Centers of Lane County
<br />, 944 W.5th, 687-2667. Food, clothing, alcohol & drug accepts OHP, Medicare,
<br />counseling, advocacy, job & housing help. M-Th 830-12 & 1-5. F 830-12. W close private insurance; sliding scale for uninsured ($20 minimum) 5 locations.
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<br />at 4. Call for appointment: 682-3550. M,F 8-5; T,W 8-7, Th 10-6; 2 Sats 9-1.
<br />Teens Oregon Health Plan
<br /> applications help, by appt.: 682-3558.
<br />Looking Glass - New Roads programMental health or drug problems
<br />, 941 W.7th, 686-4310. M-W-F 8:30-4:45 .
<br />Tues-Thurs 8:30-6:45. Ages 16-21, Housing, job/education options & high school Lane County Behavior Services 9-12; 1-5 M-F
<br />, 2411 MLKing Jr Blvd .
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<br />completion. Showers. Meals. Counseling.Medical referrals.Free, confidential
<br />682-3608.Clearinghouse, outpatient counseling. shelter referrals.
<br />STD &HIV testing Thursday eves 5:30. No OHP necessary.
<br />Center for Community Counseling.
<br />By appointment, for adults with little or
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<br />no insurance (sliding scale). 344-0620. 1465 Coburg Rd.
<br />Veterans
<br />Chrysalis/White Bird
<br /> drug & alcohol counseling, 323 E. 12th, 683-1641.
<br />Veteran's Services 460
<br /> 151 W Seventh Avenue, SuiteEugene 682-4191
<br />CAHOOTS
<br />Also runs mobile crisis service for mental or drug problems,
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<br />VA Eugene Outpatient Clinic
<br /> 541/607-7402, 7403, 7404 dispatched by police at 682-5111. (1p.m. to 1 a.m., 7 days)
<br />Primary Care, Mental Health, No ER/Urgent Care. Buckley House
<br /> detoxification/sobering services for alcohol & drug users 24
<br />Community Reintegration
<br /> Service Center, 211E 7 541/242-0445. hrs/day. 605 W.4th, 343-6512.
<br />Homeless/Housing Services, Substance Abuse Treatment (don’t need Vet status) Looking Glass
<br />, Scar Jasper Mountain &The Child Center have created a
<br />VA Roseburg Healthcare System
<br />Vocational Rehabilitation 800/549-8387 consortium for providing mental health crisis services for children &
<br />Emergency/Urgent Care ext. 45355, 45356 adolescents ages 4-17 county-wide. 689-3111.
<br />Shelter Laurel Hill Center
<br /> – adult psychiatric rehabilitation.Takes OHP. M-F,8-5;
<br />Egan Warming Centers – Pathways Center, 10-4. 2145 Centennial Plaza. 485-6340, www.laurel.org
<br />various locations, only when weather drops below 30.
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<br />For updates check withWhite Bird Clinic 24/7 at 541-687-4000.
<br />Eugene MissionFood
<br />, 1542 W. 1st, 344-3251. Free shelter, adults and children, but
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<br />must attend chapel. Meals, beds, haircuts. Men’s day room 5:30 am-6:55 pm. Dept. of Human Services,
<br />Eug: 2101 W. 11/ 2885 Chad Dr./ Spr: 1040
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<br />Women’s day room 6am – 6:45pm. Curfew 6:55 pm. Beds $2/night after 3 nights,
<br />Harlow Rd./ 101 30 St. Apply for food stamps, medical coverage, child
<br />or work in trade. Laundry. Clothes.
<br />care & cash assistance. 8-5pm+, M-F, 687-7373
<br />First Place,
<br />1995 Amazon Parkway 342-7728 8-10 families at a time referred to Dining Room.
<br /> 270 W. 8th at Lincoln. Free hot restaurant style meals, M-Th
<br />night shelter w/local churches & synagogues, including bkfst and dinner (9/2
<br />3:30-6:30
<br />through school year). Intake required M, T, Th, 10-3. W 10-2.
<br />Eugene MissionMen:
<br /> , 1542 W.1st, 344-3251 breakfast 6-6:30, Lunch
<br />Shelter Care
<br />, (686-1262) Many programs, including:
<br />12:30-1, Din 6-6:30. Sunday bkfst 9, dinners at 5, no chapel required.
<br />Royal Ave. Program
<br />, 780 Hwy 99N, 461-2845. For single adults with chronic Women
<br /> Bkfst 6; Lunch 11:15; dinner 4:45 M-Sa. Must attend chapel 7-8.
<br />mental illness.
<br />before
<br />Sundays dinner 3:45, bkfst 7. Be there start time.
<br />Shankle Safe Haven
<br />, 1545 South Brooklyn Ave., (Glenwood) 741-7726, 16 beds,
<br />First Christian Church.
<br />Breakfast, Every Sunday, 8-9 am. 1166 Oak.
<br />12 day openings for homeless mentally ill.
<br />344-1425. (Also clothes and bedding Tuesdays and Thursdays 12-2 or by
<br />Brethren Housing
<br />, 1062 Main, Spfd., 726-8125, Shelter for single adults
<br />appt.)
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<br />w/chronic mental illness & families w/ children.
<br />Eugene Service Station,
<br />450 Hwy 99N, 461-8688. Self serve bkfst 8-10;
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<br />Family Housing,
<br /> 969 Hwy 99N, Eugene, 689-7156 For homeless & low income
<br />Sack lunches, 12. Snack 3, 6 days weekly, plus 1 and 3 Sundays.
<br />families and adults with psychiatric disabilities.
<br />Field of Dreams
<br /> 12:00 Saturdays, under the Jefferson-Washington Bridge,
<br />The Inside Program & Riverbend Supportive Community:
<br /> transitional and
<br />Lunch, Prayer, Music. 686-5433.
<br />permanent housing for chronically homeless adults with psychiatric disabilities.
<br />St Mary’s Church,
<br />13th&Pearl (breakfast only) 2nd&4th Saturday, 9:30
<br />868-3328 (TIP) or 302-9195 (RSC)
<br />am. 343-9253.
<br />Womenspace
<br />, 1577 Pearl St, 24 hr hotline 485-6513, office 485-8232. Serves
<br />St. John Maximovitch Church
<br /> breakfast the 1st Saturday of every month 9-
<br />domestic violence survivors. Undisclosed shelter location.
<br />11am at 304 Blair Blvd. 484-5810. (gloves, hats, bedding as available)
<br />Station 7
<br />, 689-3111, Runaway&homeless, ages 11-17. 2485 Roosevelt. Beds,
<br />Springfield 1st Church of Nazarene Community Dinner
<br />, 1761 E. Street
<br />counseling, advocacy, emergency transportation.
<br />Bkfst T, Th, F 1030-1130. Lunch Tu-F 1230-130; sack lunches after
<br />Car camping
<br /> permission for people with children, arranged by First Place Center.
<br />130. Wednesdays 4-6 hot meals. 746-5624. Also free clothes, showers.
<br />For others, work with Service Station, 450 Hwy 99N.
<br />Food resources For Youth Under 21
<br />Identification
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<br />New Roads,
<br />941 W. 7th Bkfst 8:30-9:30, Lunch 12-1, Snack 3-3:15 M-F;
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<br />Department of Motor Vehicles
<br />, 2870 W. 10 Pl. at Tyinn. ID cards, drivers’
<br />Din T/Th 5:30-6:30. 541-686-4310.
<br />licenses & vehicle registration. Requires 3 documents with your name, date of birth
<br />Hosea
<br />, 834 Monroe St. M/W/F 5-7 pm.
<br />& address.
<br />Food Boxes
<br />Catholic Community Services
<br /> provides assistance obtaining ID for people who
<br />Food for Lane County,
<br />343-2822. 30 sites county-wide. Details change
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<br />Catholic
<br />frequently. Call for updates. If you don’t have an address, use
<br />cannot afford to pay to obtain it (see “general population” above.)
<br />Catholic Service's Community Service Center
<br /> MWF 11am -
<br />Banking
<br />3pm. Sandwiches available at 9 am MWF in lieu of a monthly foodbox, for
<br />Northwest Community Credit Union
<br />, 3701 W.11, 485-1188. Savings accounts,
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<br />those unable to store and cook food. 1464 W. 6 Ave. Tel. 345-3642.
<br />and direct deposit for homeless and low income people. M & Tues 10-5; Th 10-5;
<br />F 9-6. Lobby closed Wednesdays.
<br />Senior Services
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