Homeless people in the Eugene-Springfield area. A wide range of health services is provided to homeless individuals and families. These services include primary medical care, case management, outpatient drug treatment, group therapy, drug detox, mental health counseling and evaluation, advocacy, and transport to treatment. Current courses include Basic Crisis Intervention, Advanced Crisis Intervention, Counseling Theory and Practice, Drug and Alcohol Treatment Internship, and Community Service. Fees are waived in return for volunteer commitment.
Classes start quarterly.
Simultaneously, we strive to maintain high standards of client confidentiality. Phone and walk-in assistance is available. Open, with emphasis on low-income people without insurance. Also does well-child and gynecological exams. Lab testing and medications also provided on a low-cost basis.