NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness) Lane County has many online support and education programs for anyone interested in mental health. Virtual groups include young adult connections, peer support for […]

The community wellness program at HIV Alliance offers individual and family counseling to individuals living with HIV and to the greater LGBTQ communities. Services focus on solutions and resilience, and […]

The Eugene Human Rights and Neighborhood Involvement (HRNI) office has created a tool to help us all address hate and bias, recognize the impact on our community, and respond to […]

Mt. Pisgah Arboretum is seeking volunteers interested in education about the natural world, in maintaining gardens and trails, and in engaging youth in the outdoors. Volunteer orientation is March 20th […]

Oregon Public Libraries offer free audiobooks, movies, music, and magazines online, in addition to books and DVD’s. The Library of free things include tools, cameras, sewing machines, baking pans, WIFI […]

Each year the Lane Community College Board of Education appoints over 800 community members to our advisory committees. These advisory committees are critical to the success of our professional technical […]

HOOTS (Helping Out Our Teens in Schools) offers mental health support  Helping Out Our Teens in Schools (HOOTS) provides on-site integrated health care clinics and tragedy response support to a […]

"The Family Garden" increases the health and economic security of Latinx families in Lane County through organic agriculture and small food business creation. Volunteers help with gardening, workshops, community outreach, […]

Early Childhood CARES, Lane County's earth childhood special education provider, is recruiting 3 to 5-year-olds who are developing typically to act as peer models in classrooms with diverse learners in […]

“Take Meds Seriously Oregon” reminds you to check your medicine cabinet for expired or unused medications.  To keep your family safe, it's important to store medications safely and review expiration […]

The state of Oregon has a website listing locations for Covid vaccines and boosters. You can also check here for additional sites. For information about what to do if you or […]

The Bias Response Hotline is here to help you understand your options, make choices about next steps, and receive support in the aftermath of experiencing or witnessing bias.  If you […]

If you, or someone you know, feels alone, overwhelmed, desperate, or like you have no one to turn to, White Bird Clinic in Eugene offers services that range from mobile […]

Early Childhood Lane is an organization supporting anyone in a parenting role in Lane County, regardless of who you are or who your family is. The organization supports parents and caregivers […]

The Educators, School Administrators, Parents, and BIPOC Youth of Lane County are coordinating an initiative to promote culturally inclusive literacy and increased access to books by African-American and Black authors. […]

The Lane Council of Governments Senior and Disability Services Meals Program needs volunteers to portion, pack, and deliver meals to homebound seniors and adults with disabilities in Lane County. • […]

988 Crisis Assistance Phone Line is available nationwide.  The 988 number is for concerns involving mental health, substance use, and/or suicide. 988 helps people quickly connect with trained crisis counselors […]

How to Avoid the Flu Get the seasonal flu vaccine The best way to prevent the flu is to get vaccinated every year. The flu vaccine is recommended for everyone […]

The Eugene-Springfield NAACP offers many volunteer and activism opportunities, including health care, community gardening, climate justice, and youth involvement. Contact the NAACP with questions.  Contact Garden/Farm Coordinator Michael Vasquez at 541-708-1050.

To provide a more comfortable experience for persons on the autism spectrum, and their families, the Albany Historical Carousel has a sensory-friendly day once a month. On the first Wednesday […]

The City of Oakridge is offering several volunteer opportunities, including being a member of committees helping City Staff, City Councilors, and citizens to improve life in the town. Citizens serve […]

"Ophelia's Place" helps girls enhance their emotional health and manage life's challenges, and offers guidance for parents and teachers. Individual, group, and family therapy is available, as well as after […]

“Kind Tree” celebrates and supports individuals living with autism and developmental disabilities through arts, recreation, education, and community involvement. Volunteers are the backbone of the art program, the friends and […]

Wetland Wanders are guided walks through the West Eugene Wetlands or other local nature areas, usually on the second Tuesday of every month from 9 am to 11 am. Walks […]

For more information on how to support BIPOC students, contact Education Coordinator - Lawrence Hunter at 541-484-1119