Everyone Village

(Only accepting referrals from community partners; such as many emergency shelters)

Everyone Village is a dynamic transitional shelter program for folks experiencing homelessness in Eugene, Oregon. Operated by Everyone Church, Everyone Village brings wrap-around support services into one intentional community.

To be in good standing within the Everyone Village community, Villagers must observe basic site safety and health rules, contribute a fair-share of help in day-to-day chores and be actively working and planning towards a healthier self-standing season of life after the Village. If a Villager is doing these things they can stay as long as needed.

Nightingale Hosted Shelters

At Nightingale Hosted Shelters, we provide a home, community and support to our residents, helping them transition through difficult times with love, respect and guidance. Nightingale is a true respite shelter and rest stop, funded primarily by grants and donations from community members like you who are motivated to help the most vulnerable among us meet their basic needs.

Residents apply to join the Nightingale community. They are interviewed, trained and supervised by our on-site resident managers, who are Peer Support Specialists, knowledgeable and understanding of the needs and circumstances of people transitioning from the streets to a sheltered community. With a maximum of 20 residents, the community size is easily manageable. Camp rules are strictly enforced. Residents are required to attend camp meetings, participate in cleanup and take turns at gate duty.  

Community Supported Shelters

Conestoga Huts and Safe Spot Communities

Safe Spot Communities are cost-effective intentional communities that provide unhoused individuals with essential needs: shelter, safety, food, water, restrooms, and human connection. They are designed to be a transitory step on the way to better circumstances, for stays from 3 months to 2 years.

Conestoga Huts are cheaper and easier to assemble than other individual shelters and tiny homes, and Hut Manuals are purchased around the world by those aspiring to build their own Huts. These resilient structures emphasize keeping unhoused people dry and safe. Security is a crucial asset; too many people on the street lose their belongings.

Opportunity Village

A collaboration between the housed and unhoused that provides stable and safe places to be through cost-effective approaches for transitioning the unhoused to more sustainable living situations. 30 units for unsheltered single people and couples.

Sponsors Inc Re-Entry Resource Center

The Ross Shepard Reentry Resource center, located at Roosevelt Crossing, provides a wide variety of reentry services to the people of Lane County.

Residents have access to specialized, wraparound reentry services, while other community members with conviction histories have access to some services including housing and employment search assistance. If you have any questions about eligibility, please contact the RRC directly.

Transitional Housing:                                                                   

Transitional housing provides individuals exiting incarceration with a safe, supportive home as they embark on their reentry journey.  Participants in our voluntary program have access to a Case Manager, employment support, individualized assistance to meet basic needs, behavioral health services, and mentorship.