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Below is a list of community resources available to our families. Please contact Amy for additional support accessing these services or assistance in other services that may be of need to your family or student.

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General Assistance

Food

Dental

Vision

Healthcare

Mental Health

Lane County Crisis Response Program

Grief-and-Loss

Suicide-Prevention

Pregnancy, Childbirth & Postpartum

Parenting Resources

LGBTQIA Support Services

Ethnic and Racial Diversity Services

Child Abuse and Sexual Assault Support Services

Transportation

Clothing

Utilities & Housing Emergencies

Housing

Shelters & Emergency Housing

Emergency Cold Weather Shelter

Navigating Being Unhoused

Resources for Teens with Housing Insecurity

Tax Preparation Assistance

General Assistance

  • Lane County West Eugene Family Center DHS Self-Sufficiency Office Eugene
  • Eugene Community Service Center ~ Catholic Community Services 
    • www.ccslc.org/ loliver@ccslc.org/ 
    • 1464 West 6th Ave., Eugene      541-345-3628 
    • Assistance with basic needs includes food boxes, hygiene items, prescriptions, clothing, identification, bus tokens, information and referral, computer access, utilities, phone, and mailing address.  
  • 211 Info   Dial Toll Free: 211    Online: https://www.211.org/ 
    • Provides assistance in an array of programs from: Health Care, Food, Shelter/ Housing, Utility Assistance, Emergency Information, Services for Veterans, physical/ Emotional abuse Help, Employment & Education
  • Advocacy and Reporting Safe Oregon reporting system for students, parents and staff for safety threats or potential acts of violence, the fern ridge school district is a member
    • Report a Tip CALL. 844-472-3367 · TEXT. 844-472-3367
  • N.E.S.T.- WhiteBird Navigation Empowerment Services Team  https://whitebirdclinic.org/nest
    • Available by phone 9:30-3pm @ 541-342-1295
    • Walk in services Tues-Thurs 9:30-12:30  and 2:00-4:00   323 E 12th Ave, Eugene
    • Public Benefits Specialists provides assistance with filing for OHP, SNAP, Healthcare.gov, SSI/SSDI benefits, Birth Certificate replacement, Transportation to appointments, phone access, direct express cards, rental and security deposit assistance, navigating housing lists, addiction service referrals and more
  • Shelter Care https://sheltercare.org/get-help/ -for temporary rent assistance (541) 689-3785
  • https://www.hud.gov/states/oregon/renting/tenantrights  US Department of Housing and Development; Renters rights and aid
  • https://www.oregoncat.org/ Community Alliance of Tenants  (503) 460-9702
    • Resources on Discrimination & Retaliation; Eviction & Termination; Housing Search and Application Screening; moving in, moving out, & deposits; Keeping Your rental home healthy and safe, during your tenancy; and repairs: Rental Rights and Assistance information
  • Looking Glass https://www.lookingglass.us/contact  541-484-4428   Crisis Line 541-689-3111 
    • Provides services for youth and families; Counseling, Homeless Youth Services, Educational and Vocational Services, Residential Services 
  • Love for Lane County; formerly Love Inc.  541-653-8537 https://www.loveforlanecounty.org/ 
    • Support with household goods and furniture for families in need, especially one parent households, can assist with rides to medical appointments for elderly and veterans, lawn/yard care assistance

Food

  • Mid Lane Cares https://midlanecares.com/   The Love Project & Gleaners
    • Fern Ridge Service Center 25035 W. Broadway, Veneta   541-935-4555 Ext 104 
    • Mondays and, Fridays: 10:00 – 1:00pm,  Wednesdays: 2:00 – 5:45pm 
  • Fern Ridge Community Dinner  www.fernridgecommunityservices.com/
    • Food For Lane County Free meal every Sunday 4:30 – 6:00 pm 
    • Fern Ridge Faith Center  25133 E Broadway Ave, Veneta, OR 97487              (541) 556-3336 
  • St. Vincent de Paul Food Room Food Assistance | St. Vincent de Paul 
    • 541-689-6747     456 Hwy. 99 N. Corner of Hwy. 99 and Elmira, near Roosevelt Blvd.
    • Tuesdays, Thursdays & Fridays, from 10 am to 2 pm.
  • Hilltop Pantry   Pantry Directory RURAL 3.23.21 
    • 541-935-1331    25735 Crow Rd. (At Crow Applegate Church of the Nazarene)
    • 2nd & 4th Thursday of month, from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm and 2nd & 4th Wednesday, from 12:00 to 1:00 pm.
  • Eugene Community Service Center ~ Catholic Community Services 
    • www.ccslc.org/ loliver@ccslc.org/ 
    • 1464 West 6th Ave., Eugene      541-345-3628 
    • Assistance with basic needs includes food boxes, hygiene items, prescriptions, clothing, identification, bus tokens, information and referral, computer access, utilities, phone, and mailing address

Vision

Dental

  • White Bird Dental Clinic Dental Clinic 
    • 1415 Pearl St, Eugene, OR 97401   541-344-8342 
    • Emergency and preventative dental care regardless of insurance on a sliding scale
  • Community Health Centers of Lane County 541-682-3550
    • Brookside Clinic   1680 Chambers St #103   Eugene, OR 97402 541-682-3550 
    • Charnelton Community Clinic 151 W 7th Ave Suite 100 Eugene, OR 97401 541-682-3550 
    • Delta Oaks Clinic  1022 Green Acres Rd, Eugene, OR 97408 541-682-3550 
    • LCBH Primary Care  2411 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd,  Eugene, OR 97401 541-682-3550 
    • RiverStone Clinic  2073 Olympic St,  Springfield, OR 97477 541-682-3550 Low Cost Dental Care – Free for families on WIC. Help applying for OHP.Services include: Exam, Cleaning, Fluoride, Goodie bag with toothbrush/toothpaste, Referrals

Healthcare

  • Orchid Health     Welcome to Orchid Health Fern Ridge Clinic
    • Our partnership with the Fern Ridge School District provides free behavioral and physical health care to student children and adolescents in the district. 
    • Orchid accepts most insurance and is a Community Health Center
    • (541) 234-3255
  • Lane County Public Health Services  Public Health – Lane County 
    • 151 West 7th Ave. (2nd and 3rd floors), Eugene   541-682-4041 
    • Maternal/child health information and home visits, maternity case management/referral, WIC services, child and adult immunization appointments, communicable disease prevention, HIV counseling and testing, and STD information/referrals for testing and treatment. 
    • Sliding-fee scale to zero.
  • Community Health Centers of Lane County 
    • Brookside Clinic   1680 Chambers St #103   Eugene, OR 97402 541-682-3550 
    • Charnelton Community Clinic 151 W 7th Ave Suite 100 Eugene, OR 97401 541-682-3550 
    • Delta Oaks Clinic  1022 Green Acres Rd, Eugene, OR 97408 541-682-3550 
    • LCBH Primary Care  2411 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd,  Eugene, OR 97401 541-682-3550 
    • RiverStone Clinic  2073 Olympic St,  Springfield, OR 97477 541-682-3550 
  • Planned Parenthood http://www.ppsworegon.org/ 
    • 793 North Danebo Ave., Eugene Health Center: 541-463-9731
    • Birth control and reproductive/sexual health services for adults and teens. Annual exams, birth control, pregnancy testing, HPV vaccination, testing and treatment for sexually transmitted infections, HIV testing, abortion, vasectomy counseling. 
    • Many services are free for those who qualify.  

Mental Health

  • Country Counseling    541-998-5660         https://countrycounseling.org/individual-counseling-with-country-counseling/ 
    • 24983 Dunham Rd. Veneta    
    • Individual and Group Counseling. In person and telehealth available
    • Multiple insurances accepted, including Trillium
    • Sliding Scale Application available
  • Looking Glass https://www.lookingglass.us/contact  541-484-4428   Crisis Line 541-689-3111 
    • Provides services for youth and families; Counseling, Homeless Youth Services, Educational and Vocational Services, Residential Services 
  • Crisis Response Program Crisis Response Program – The Child Center 
    • 1-888-989-9990 
    • Free 24-hour service to families in Lane County provided by The Child and Adolescent Network (The Child Center, Looking Glass, and Jasper Mountain). Responds to mental health crisis situations of children and adolescents: telephone crisis intervention, community crisis intervention, community brief case management and referral services, and brief crisis care in some situations.
  • Lines for Life – Suicide Prevention  www.linesforlife.org/  800-273-8255
  • Suicide Lifeline: 1-800-273-8255
  • Youthline: a teen to teen crisis helpline. Text “teen2teen” to 839863 for peer support or chat at Oregon Youthline
  • National Suicide Prevention Line National Suicide Prevention Lifeline   1-800-273-8255
  • Centro Latino Americano  Salud Mental para la Comunidad   541-687-2667
    • El programa de Salud Mental Comunitario de Centro Latino Americano apoya y fortalece a las familias Latinas, prestando servicios culturalmente apropiados. Todos nuestros terapeutas son bilingues. Brindamos servicios de psicoterapia individual, de pareja y familiar para beneficiarios de OHP y Moda.  Los clientes que no tengan seguro, pagarán por nuestros servicios basado en una escala y pueden calificar para servicios gratis.
  • The Riverview Center for Growth 541-726-1465    Crisis Response Line: 888-989-9990
    • www.riverviewgrowth.org
    • Mental health assessments, outpatient services (counseling, therapy, etc), telehealth/video services offered.
  • Center for Family Development    Center for Family Development      541-342-8437
  • Center for Community Counseling Counseling Services  541-344-0620
    • Counseling for low-income individuals and families. Telehealth/video counseling offered.
  • Options Counseling and Family Services – https://wp.options.org/services/
    • Providing individual and family counseling, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Youth program AFFIRM (12-21 yrs)  Parenting Classes,
    • 541-687-6983  1255 Pearl Street, Suite 102   Eugene, OR 97401
  • Reach Out Oregon   Reach Out Oregon  1-833-732-2467
    • Support for parents with children experiencing behavioral, emotional or mental health challenges. 
  • White Bird Counseling https://whitebirdclinic.org/counseling/   
    • 541-342-8255 Telehealth/video counseling available. 
    • Crisis Hotline: 541-687-4000  Counseling for low-income families covered by OHP.
  • Ophelia’s Place  Opheliasplace.net/  541-284-4333
    • Prevention based organization dedicated to helping girls and make healthy choices through empowerment, education, and support. Therapy, group support, Women’s Advocacy Council for Youth, school partnerships, after-school drop in.

Grief and Loss

For Students:

  • Youthline  oregonyouthline.org YouthLine is a 24/7, free, confidential teen crisis helpline. No problem is too big or too small. 
    • Call 877-968-8491, or Text “Teen2Teen” to 839863, or Chat online
    • Peer support from 4p-10p everyday (Adults are available to help via phone if calling outside these hours.)

For Parents:

Suicide-Prevention

  • Lines for Life – Suicide Prevention  
    • Suicide Lifeline: 1-800-273-8255 (Available all the time.)
    • Text  “273TALK” to 839863 (Monday-Friday, 2-6pm PT).
    • We are with you, 24/7 with free, confidential, and anonymous help. Our highly trained staff and volunteers provide immediate assistance, compassionate support, and resource referrals that can put you on a path to healing. Please remember help on the phone is always available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Interpreters available. 
  • Youthline  Call 877-968-8491       Text “Teen2Teen” to 839863
    • Chat Online  (Available 4-10pm)
    • Go Here to Ask a Question  – This is an email service and not immediate support. Call or Text if in crisis.
    • Peer support from 4p-10p everyday. (Adults are available to help via phone if calling outside these hours.)
    • Call and get support anytime!
  • National Suicide Prevention Line  1-800-273-8255
  • Black Line: 1.800.604.5841
    • BlackLine® is a 24-hour hotline geared towards the Black, Black LGBTQI, Brown, Native and Muslim community. The purpose of the BlackLine is to provide people with an anonymous and confidential avenue to report negative, physical, and inappropriate contact with police and vigilantes. Another component of the BlackLine is to provide immediate crisis counseling to those who are upset, need to talk with someone immediately, or are in distress.
  • The Trevor Project (LGBTQ+)  1.866.488.7836   (Text & Chat Available)
    • Providing information & support to LGBTQ 
young people 24/7, all year round.
  • TransLifeline  1.877.565.8860    En Español: 1.888.628.9454
    • Deaf or Hard of Hearing: TTY: 800.799.4889
  • Crisis Text Line  Text CONNECT to 741741
  • The Riverview Center for Growth  non-profit human services agency  Crisis Line 888-989-9990
    • Mental Health Assessments, Counseling services, Day Treatment Programs, Intensive Outpatient Services and Supports (IOSS), Intensive Treatment Services (ITS), Collaborative Problem Solving Parent Groups, Wellness and Community Health Program, Crisis Response Program
    • 3995 Marcola Rd, Springfield, OR 97477 • 541-726-1465
  • Reach Out Oregon For Oregon families with children experiencing mental, emotional or behavioral health challenges to gain access to a support team of families and friends and a community network where questions are answered, resources are shared, and needs are understood.
    • Warmline 833-REACH-OR / 833-732-2467
  • Advocacy and Reporting Safe Oregon reporting system for students, parents and staff for safety threats or potential acts of violence, the fern ridge school district is a member
    • Report a Tip CALL. 844-472-3367 · TEXT. 844-472-3367

Pregnancy, Childbirth & Postpartum

  • WellMama, Inc. Warm Line: 1-800-896-0410 
    • www.wellmamaoregon.org/      info@wellmamaoregon.org 
    • Emotional, social, and mental health support related to pregnancy, childbirth, birth trauma, pregnancy/infant loss, adoption, and fertility issues. Free pregnancy and postpartum peer support groups, 24/7 message Warm Line, phone/e-mail support, resources, referrals, and advocacy. Call or visit website for group meeting times, locations, and information. 
  • Doulas of Lane County   https://doulasoflanecounty.com/
    • An association of birth and postpartum doulas offers information, physical comfort, emotional support, and practical help for childbirth experiences and the early weeks of caring for newborns. All income levels accommodated. Visit website for contact information. 
  • Daisy C.H.A.I.N. (Creating Healthy Alliances In New-Mothering)  541-505-1139 
    • www.daisychainmothering.org   daisychainmothering@gmail.com 
    • Neighborhood New-Mothering Center, 1262 Lawrence, #3, Eugene About Us | 
    • Free postpartum doula care and in-home breastfeeding consultation from an IBCLC during the first two weeks after the baby is born/adopted. Walk-in breastfeeding support for the duration of breastfeeding. New-Mothering peer support group. 

Parenting Resources

LGBTQIA Support Services

Ethnic and Racial Diversity Services

  • Ethnic & Racial Diversity – Lane County resource for DEI trainings, BIPOC Health and Human Service providers, links to educational materials and  services 
  • http://www.livehealthylane.org/equityresources.html/ Lane Equity Coalition resources and learning materials for health equity and access
  • Community Services – Eugene Springfield NAACP  NAACP Community Resource list, website offers financial planning resources, educational support; tutoring, pre-k-5th, reading, High School, Scholarships
  • Grupo Latino de Acción Directa of Lane County – Home | Facebook facebook group for members and supporters of the Latinx and immigrant community. Direct links to All of Us health access research program
  • Centro Latino Americano  Salud Mental para la Comunidad   541-687-2667
    • El programa de Salud Mental Comunitario de Centro Latino Americano apoya y fortalece a las familias Latinas, prestando servicios culturalmente apropiados. Todos nuestros terapeutas son bilingues. Brindamos servicios de psicoterapia individual, de pareja y familiar para beneficiarios de OHP y Moda.  Los clientes que no tengan seguro, pagarán por nuestros servicios basado en una escala y pueden calificar para servicios gratis.
  • Black Line: 1.800.604.5841
    • BlackLine® is a 24-hour hotline geared towards the Black, Black LGBTQI, Brown, Native and Muslim community. The purpose of the BlackLine is to provide people with an anonymous and confidential avenue to report negative, physical, and inappropriate contact with police and vigilantes. Another component of the BlackLine is to provide immediate crisis counseling to those who are upset, need to talk with someone immediately, or are in distress.
  • Racial Equity Support Line  Crisis Line for Racial Equity Support (503) 575-3764. Staffed by BIPOC counselors M-F from 8:30AM – 5:00PM. 
  • True Colors United Black Lives Action Center– resource for BIPOC community members facing homelessness and police violence

Child Abuse and Sexual Assault Support Services

  • Sexual Assault Support Services (SASS)  http://sass-lane.org/ 
    • Crisis/Support Line: 541-343-SASS (7277) or 1-800-788-4727 
    • Office/TDD: 541-484-9791 
    • 591 West 19th Ave., Eugene (drop-in center)
    • Drop-in hours: Tuesday – Thursday, 9 a.m.– 4 p.m; Monday/Friday, by appointment.
    • Services for survivors of sexual abuse/assault, their friends, and family include 24-hour crisis and support line and on-call advocacy, medical and legal advocacy, peer counseling, support groups, educational presentations, and information and referral. 
  •  Hope & Safety Alliance
    • formerly Womenspace
    • providing safety, hope, and healing to survivors of intimate partner violence, sexual assault and stalking
    • Help with safety planning and access to safe housing and shelter.
    • Call their 24-hour crisis and support line at 541-485-6413 or 800-281-2800, or you can chat online, hablantes de español
  • https://childhelphotline.org/   Child Help- National Child Abuse Hotline, chat online, call or text; Services for parents and youth
    • CALL or TEXT 1-800- 422-4453 
  • Oregon Abuse Hotline for Children and Adults 1-855-503-7233
    • 24/7 report line for suspected abuse of a child or adult

Transportation

  • Lane Transit District Transportation https://www.ltd.org/   541-687-5555
    • Free bus fares, modified COVID routes, face coverings required

Clothing

  • 7 th Day Adventist Church   
    • Free Clothing Ministry Open 10:00 – 2:00 Tues. 88401 Huston Rd. Veneta    (541) 935-3017 or 541-935-7005 (Jan Britt)
  • Eugene Community Service Center ~ Catholic Community Services 
    • www.ccslc.org/ loliver@ccslc.org/ 
    • 1464 West 6th Ave., Eugene      541-345-3628 
    • Assistance with basic needs includes food boxes, hygiene items, prescriptions, clothing, identification, bus tokens, information and referral, computer access, utilities, phone, and mailing address
  • Helping Hand Room– First Christian Church  Tuesdays and Thursdays  Noon-2:00
    • 1166 Oak Street, Eugene Or 97401   541-344-1425
    • Clothing for all ages, support for expectant mothers; general household items/bedding available

Utilities

  • EPUD Payment Assistance Programs Helping Hands – 541-746-1583 (A one-time grant of up to $300 is credited to your electric bill.)
  • Emerald Rate Assistance Program ERAP – 541-682-3378 (ERAP provides a total of $300, spread out at $75 per month for four months.)
    • Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program LIHEA
  • LIHEAP and LIHEAP ARPA – Lane County
    • LIHEA for Seniors: Fern Ridge Service Center: 541-935-2262
    • LIHEA for general public:  Mid-Lane Cares: 541-935-0948 
  • Eugene Community Service Center ~ Catholic Community Services 
    • www.ccslc.org/ loliver@ccslc.org/ 
    • 1464 West 6th Ave., Eugene      541-345-3628 
    • Assistance with basic needs includes food boxes, hygiene items, prescriptions, clothing, identification, bus tokens, information and referral, computer access, utilities, phone, and mailing address

Housing

  • Shelter Care https://sheltercare.org/get-help/ -for temporary rent assistance (541) 689-3785
  • https://www.hud.gov/states/oregon/renting/tenantrights  US Department of Housing and Development; Renters rights and aid
  • https://www.oregoncat.org/ Community Alliance of Tenants  (503) 460-9702
    • Resources on Discrimination & Retaliation; Eviction & Termination; Housing Search and Application Screening; moving in, moving out, & deposits; Keeping Your rental home healthy and safe, during your tenancy; and repairs: Rental Rights and Assistance information
  • Eugene Community Service Center ~ Catholic Community Services 
    • www.ccslc.org/ loliver@ccslc.org/ 
    • 1464 West 6th Ave., Eugene      541-345-3628 
    • Assistance with basic needs includes food boxes, hygiene items, prescriptions, clothing, identification, bus tokens, information and referral, computer access, utilities, phone, and mailing address
  • N.E.S.T.- WhiteBird Navigation Empowerment Services Team  https://whitebirdclinic.org/nest
    • Available by phone 9:30-3pm @ 541-342-1295
    • Walk in services Tues-Thurs 9:30-12:30  and 2:00-4:00   323 E 12th Ave, Eugene
    • Public Benefits Specialists provides assistance with filing for OHP, SNAP, Healthcare.gov, SSI/SSDI benefits, Birth Certificate replacement, Transportation to appointments, phone access, direct express cards, rental and security deposit assistance, navigating housing lists, addiction service referrals and more

Shelters & Emergency Housing

  • Transitional Shelter Program 
    • Temporary housing by application 
    • Fern Ridge Faith Center   25133 E Broadway Ave, Veneta, OR 97487        (541) 554-7021
  • https://sheltercare.org/ provides housing and behavioral health services for individuals and families     541-686-1262
  • Lane County Housing and Human Services Housing and Human Services Programs – Lane County   541-682-3798
  •  Hope & Safety Alliance
    • formerly Womenspace
    • providing safety, hope, and healing to survivors of intimate partner violence
    • Help with safety planning and access to safe housing and shelter.
    • Call their 24-hour crisis and support line at 541-485-6413 or 800-281-2800, or you can chat online, hablantes de español

An online referral form is now available for Square One Villages’ two family Pallet Shelters microsites that will provide a stay in a pallet shelter, and for access to the First Place Family Center Night Shelter Annex.

  • First Place Family Center, Night Shelter Annex provides shelter for households with children 0-18. Call First Place Family Center at 541-342-7728 or visit 1995 Amazon Parkway, Eugene to access the shelter program.
  • Center for Women and Children at the Eugene Mission is open to new families (mothers with children under 18) with COVID safety precautions in place. 

For Youth:

Adult Only Households:

*COVID Emergency Shelter Programs are being operated through partnerships with St Vincent de Paul (motel shelter), ShelterCare and Carry it Forward. Priority is given to individuals who are unsheltered and at high risk of complications from COVID-19 based on and and/or existing health conditions. Any service provider or individual can complete the referral form for these programs online. These programs include 130 new spots.

https://www.cognitoforms.com/LaneCounty1/covid19emergencyshelterreferralform/ 

Emergency Cold Weather Shelter

Eugene/Springfield Adults and Unaccompanied Youth

  • When temperatures are predicted to be below 30 degrees, Egan Warming Center opens to provide safe shelter from cold weather. There is not a central meeting location this year, so be sure to check warming center locations for each activation. You can sign up to receive notifications about Egan activation online Egan Warming Center 
  • Cold Weather Motel Shelter Program for Unhoused Families with Children under 18
    • Activates when temperatures are below 30 degrees 
    • https://www.ccslc.org/cold 
    • 541-345-3628 x 403 Mon, Tues, Wed and Friday 8-2 Thursday 9-2

Rural Lane County

  • Rural communities including Cottage Grove, Veneta, and Florence are utilizing pallet shelters this winter to provide added capacity or fully replace warming center operations. Warm Shelter 

Students who live in temporary housing due to economic or other hardship have additional education rights under the McKinney-Vento Act (MVA). McKinney-Vento – National Center for Homeless Education 

The MVA ensures that children and youth are provided a free, appropriate public education, despite the lack of a fixed place of residence. Youth who are not living with a parent or legal guardian, including runaways, may also qualify for these services. 

If you are currently unhoused or your housing is in jeopardy, contact Amy Hand at 541-935-2253 ext 1205 to get support for your student and family.

Examples of Temporary Housing

  • Temporarily staying with friends or family
  • Living in a motel or shelter
  • Living in a camper, RV or car
  • Couch surfing
  • Unhoused
  • Staying in a structure not designed for long-term residency like a tent

What are your rights?

Student Rights under MVA include:

  • Staying in school of origin for duration of homelessness or through the end of the school year during which you move into permanent housing
  • Immediate enrollment in the neighborhood school where they are currently staying, even if lacking proof of residency, guardian signature, immunizations, or other relevant documents
  • Assistance with transportation to school
  • Free breakfast and lunch
  • Full participation in all education programs for which they are otherwise eligible

How can FRSD help you?

Services for Students in Temporary Housing include:

  • Enrollment assistance
  • Transportation assistance to school of origin
  • School supplies
  • Help obtaining basic needs such as personal care items, clothing, food and medical care
  • Referrals to local resources and programs
  • A McKinney-Vento Liaison to help coordinate services to families and promote contact between family and school
  • Assistance with a dispute resolution process

What do you need to do?

Responsibilities of Students and Parents?

  • Regular school attendance
  • Maintain contact with school personnel to ensure optimal progress, especially phone numbers and changes to mailing and physical address.

Long Term Housing 

  • https://homesforgood.org/   Lane County’s housing agency to help low-income residents with the logistics of affordable housing  
    • 100 W 13th Ave in Eugene, OR.  (541) 682-3755
  • https://cornerstonecommunityhousing.org/housing-communities/
    • 541- 683-1751                 info@cornerstonecommunityhousing.org
    • Family focused affordable housing , section 8, income based, with support programs for students, parents and community

Resources for Teens with Housing Insecurity

  • https://www.15thnight.org/  youth informed community movement to end youth homelessness by connecting existing resources;  phone or text at (541) 246-4046
  •  Hosea Youth Services  food, clothing, toiletries, outdoor supplies, showers, laundry facilities, computer access, charging stations, lockers, pet kennels, a napping room, first aid supplies, a tool box, and a safe place off the streets
  • Station 7 Emergency shelter, family reconciliation, wraparound supports, and 24-hour help hotline are provided for homeless youth, ages 11-17. Project Safe Place offers youth safe locations to go  24/7 Help Line: 1-888-689-3111       Program Phone: 541-689-3111   931 W. 7th Avenue – Eugene, OR 97402
  • https://coreeugene.org/   C.O.R.E , Community Outreach Through Radical Empowerment
    • Trauma informed Services and Resources within the Harm Reduction model for youth 16-24
    • 503-877-5320 info@COREeugene.org

Tax Preparation Assistance

  • GetYourRefund free online/ virtual service supported by the IRS, U.S. Department of Treasury, and the White House that helps low-income households across America receive high quality tax services from the convenience of your home. Si Habla Espanol

Feel free to contact Amy for additional support accessing these services or assistance in other services that may be of need to your family or student.

ahand@fernridge.k12.or.us  541-935-2253 ext 1205

The FRSD is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative      Action/Veteran’s Preference employer.

 

The district does not discriminate on the basis of  race, religion, color, national origin, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity, marital status, sex or  age in its programs or activities.

 

FRSD Title IX Coordinator

Michelle Marshall 541-935-2253 Ext 1220

FRSD ADA Title II Coordinator

Gary Carpenter 541-935-2253 Ext 1203

FRSD 504 Coordinator

Rilke Klingsporn 541-935-2253 Ext 1301

88834 Territorial Rd.

Elmira, OR 97437

            

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