For Behavioral Health Services, please call: (541) 505-5188
For housing information, please call: (541) 686-1262 or send an email to: scadmin@sheltercare.org
Please direct questions or comments concerning donations, public relations, and/or media inquiries to our Development Department at: development@sheltercare.org
If you have employment or volunteer-related questions, please email: hrteam@sheltercare.org
To make a donation via check, please make out checks to “ShelterCare” and mail them to:
Attn: ShelterCare Development
499 West 4th Avenue
Eugene, OR 97401
ShelterCare
3,125
Providing housing and behavioral health services for individuals and families in Lane County, OR.
May is the month to break the stigmas surrounding mental health! In the last few days of the month, we recognize how prevalent it is in 2023 and in our community. Did you know that the unhoused population disproportionately experiences disabilities, including mental disabilities? These are figures from recent years worldwide, in our county, and at ShelterCare!![]()
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May is Mental Health Awareness Month! Join us to close out the last few days of May as we share resources to find help in Eugene and to end stigmas surrounding mental illness. Keep an eye out for more details about our programs and the connection between homelessness and mental illness. For these last few days we will be sharing information about how mental health impacts us all and how important it is to ShelterCare!![]()
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The Sanipac truck driver let Amanda, our Property Manager, pull the lever of the recycling truck while working on cleaning up one of our housing sites! Amanda rocks!
Come join us for this exciting event!A New York Times best selling author and inspirational figure is coming here to Eugene!![]()
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Father Greg Boyle is the founder of Homeboy Industries, the largest gang rehabilitation and re-entry program in the world. In 30 years, the Homeboy Global Network has grown to over 250 organizations, and is changing lives everywhere from Alabama and Idaho to Guatemala and Scotland!![]()
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Father Boyle has some incredible stories, and he’ll be sharing them at The Shedd (868 High St) on June 26th from 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. This Catholic Community Services event is free to attend–reserve your seat today at ccslc.org/onlyus![]()
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Thank you to all of our wonderful partners for this event!![]()
Sponsors, Inc. Refugee Resettlement Coalition of Lane County Carl's Jr. Carl's Jr. ShelterCare Marist Catholic High School City of Eugene Government St. Paul Catholic Church Eugene Oregon Camp Lutherwood Oregon Catholic Church-Eugene-St Mary St. Vincent de Paul Society of Lane County FOOD For Lane County O'Hara Catholic School
Did you know that almost half of our staff is under 40? ShelterCare works to start out many young professionals on their career in social services by training them to work with those in our community experiencing homelessness. Shout out to our young professionals!