UCC's program helps students achieve their goal of getting their high school diploma or GED, brushing up skills to get into college, or learning English.
541-440-4603
Resources for schools, communities, and parents. Includes parenting advice, charter school information, research and development for school improvement, and a whole lot more.
Are you between the ages of 16 and 24? Are you in need of your High School Diploma/GED, employability or vocational skills? You may qualify for Job Corps.
800-588-9003
UT & E provides a range of services to those seeking skills and jobs, and to employers looking for productive employees. For the most part, these services are provided free of charge.
541-672-7761
Hospice provides support and care for persons in the last phases of incurable disease so that they may live as fully and comfortably as possible.
541-677-2384
Located on the campus of Oregon Health & Science University in Portland, Oregon. This is a 24-hour regional poison emergency information and resource center for the public and health care professionals.
1-800-222-1222
A free telephone service available to all Oregon residents who want to stop using tobacco. The Quit Line offers you free quitting information, one-on-one telephone counseling, and referrals for you or a loved one.
1-800-QUIT-NOW
Their international mission includes disaster relief services, day care centers, summer camps, holiday assistance, services for the aging, AIDS education and residential services, medical facilities, shelters for battered women and children, family and career counseling, vocational training, correction services, and substance abuse rehabilitation.
541-672-6581
The goal for the prenatal clinic is to improve access to prenatal care for low income women in Douglas County, thereby improving pregnancy outcomes, providing opportunity for adequate prenatal care, and decreasing infant mortality.
541-440-3521
A resource on how to access our public services and recent news concerning Public Health in Douglas County, Oregon including communicable disease, emergency preparedness, and public health modernization.
541-440-3571
Their mission is to serve people with all types of disabilities, their families, and loved ones by fostering independent living, facilitating personal growth, honoring individual choice, raising disability awareness, and promoting full inclusion in the community.
541-672-6336
Division of Child Support (DCS) offices provide child support services for families who have or are receiving public assistance (cash or medical). They also provide child support services if a child is in foster or juvenile care and for cases that have past due support owed to the state.
541-440-3357
The Wellness Center at UCC offers specialty advising for students who are enrolled at UCC. We can assist with common student and personal concerns including:
Recovery/specialty academic advising (10/1 related, Veterans, and students receiving accommodations)
Test anxiety or other anxiety issues
Referrals to campus and community resources
541-440-7900
A fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength and hope with each other that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from alcoholism. The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop drinking.
Provides services for survivors of family violence and sexual assault, and to promote a community in which violence and abuse are not acceptable.
1-800-464-6543, 541-957-0288
Child abuse prevention and intervention services for children and parents that includes therapeutic, low-ratio early childhood program, play therapy, USDA food program, and early intervention ECSE for children ages 6 weeks to 5 years.
503-373-1283
Locally, the Family Development Center may be reached at 541-673-4354.
UCAN operates throughout Douglas and Josephine Counties with a staff of more than 135 people committed to promoting resources and opportunities that increase the self sufficiency of all low income families and individuals.
541-672-3421
Provides relief to victims of disasters and helps people prevent, prepare for and respond to emergencies. The chapter also provides these vital, community services: First Aid, CPR and Water Safety training; Youth Services; Armed Forces Emergency Services; International Social Services; Meals on Wheels and the Child Care Food Program.
541-344-5244
Club programs and services promote and enhance the development of boys & girls by instilling a sense of competence, usefulness, belonging and influence. Boys & Girls Clubs are a safe place to learn and grow - all while having fun.
541-440-9505
Provides homeless families with adolescents and homeless teens with a safe place to create and implement a vision for a positive future, that includes independent living, self-sustainability, and constructive involvement in the community.
541-677-0073
Dial 211, toll-free, for information. The nonprofit 211info directs families and individuals to regional services that can help with personal or community struggles. You can also search a comprehensive and up-to-date community resource database for programs addressing many areas of need, including affordable housing, health care, food assistance and clinics.
Provides information to low-income families about their eligibility for twelve different programs, including Food Stamps and Temporary Assistance for Needy Families. Fill out an online questionnaire and receive a summary of programs for which you may be eligible. Agency contact information specific to all of Oregon's counties, including Douglas, is included.
Resources for counseling, mental health, education, housing, food assistance, basic needs, health, public health programs, legal, special programs for people with disabilities, and transportation.
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