Some of the programs listed within this website need people to have vital documents/government issued identification in order to attain housing. The places included below will be able to assist people in getting these documents for free. If they are unable to do so at a given time, they will at minimum be able to point people in the right direction.

The programs below not only frequently offer vital documents, but provide additional medical needs; such as STI testing, dental services, general medical services, and extensive outreach; all at no cost.

Frequently, it is not just people who are needing resources, but their furry companions as well. Below is a low-income, and frequently free, resource for spaying/neutering, animal shelter, vaccines, and food.

In Eugene, there is a fourth option when it comes to emergency services: CAHOOTS. Provided by White Bird Clinic, this is a service that is frequently used for non-violent behavioral health crises, who respond upon request instead of the police. They are also able to provide non-emergency medical assistance and transportation to the Emergency Department. Be wary however, not only can they take a very long time to show up, there have been examples of the police showing up instead of CAHOOTS. Despite these drawbacks, they tend to be a wonderful resource.