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Food Pantries

Clothing

Closet

Refugee & Immigrant Services Program (RISP)

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No Cost Supplies

& Services

Energy

Assistance

Family Support

& OASIS

Cold Weather 

Program

Rent

Assistance

Partner

Agencies

Supporting Our Neighbors in Need

Catholic Community Services offers the services below to our neighbors who are struggling.

Food Pantries

Food Pantries

Feeling strained by your weekly grocery bill? Hundreds of households rely on food boxes from our Springfield and Eugene Service Centers every month. Our friendly CCS staff members and volunteers are ready to help you get the food you need today. Stop by in person during our food pantry hours or contact us to learn more.

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Food Pantry Hours

M/W/8am-12pm

Eugene Food Pantry

Springfield Food Pantry

Clothing Closet

Clothing Closet

Struggling to find affordable clothing for yourself or your family? Our Springfield Community Service Center is home to the CCS Clothing Closet, a volunteer-run boutique full of free clothes for our clients to choose from.

Clothing Closet Hours

Monday - Friday: 9am - 12pm

Last voucher given at 11:45am

Springfield Clothing Closet

Want to donate your used clothing items to a neighbor in need?

Click below to learn how!

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No Cost Supplies & Services

Unsure where to go for essentials beyond food and clothing? Catholic Community Services helps families and individuals stay housed and achieve stable lives by assisting with some basic necessities. Visit our Community Service Centers in Eugene andSpringfield to request the following no-cost supplies and services:

Bus Passes

Personal Hygiene Supplies

Senior Home Food Deliveries

Eyeglass Vouchers

ID & Birth Certificate Replacement

Prescription Drug Assistance

SNAP

Enrollment

Referrals to Other Support Services

Energy Assistance

Energy Assistance 

We understand that sometimes it can be difficult to pay your energy bills. That’s why we have staff at our Eugene and Springfield Community Service Centers to help you navigate, apply for, and take advantage of the numerous Energy Assistance programs offered to eligible Lane County households, as funding permits. Here are the ways you can take advantage of this service today:

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Book an Energy Assistance Appointment with CCS

Call 541-345-3628 and follow the prompts to book an appointment on a first come, first served basis so you can learn what assistance you qualify for and how to apply. You’ll be required to send documents ahead of your appointment to our CCS staff—click below for a detailed list of what to send and where to send it.

Applying for LIHEAP or Project Share?

Book your appointment today!

Low Income Home Energy Assistance Programs (LIHEAP) 

LIHEAP: Program available once per season (October through September)

The 2024 LIHEAP Season has ended. Appointments will become available December 2, 2024 at 9am for the 2025 LIHEAP Season.

- Assistance subject to available funding

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Schedule an appointment using one of these methods:

1. Online: Schedule a LIHEAP Appointment

2. In person at both CCS locations

3. By phone: 541-345-3628 ext. 4008

 

Note: Appointment availability is subject to funding. Contact us for the most current information on program status and eligibility.

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Springfield Utility Board (SUB)

Project Share:  For low-income SUB customers, this program will only go towards the bill's heat portion, which must be past due. Available from January through December, as funding permits.

 

Schedule an appointment using one of these methods:

1. Schedule online: Schedule a Project Share Appointment

2. In person at both CCS locations

3. Call by phone: 541-345-3628 ext. 4007

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This program runs throughout the year, subject to available funding. Interested customers are encouraged to reach out as soon as possible to schedule an appointment and check their eligibility using the three methods above.

You may be eligible for the following assistance depending on your utility provider (all programs can be received once per season)

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Eugene Water & Electric Board (EWEB)

EWEB Customer Care (ECC): For Low-income EWEB customers. Beginning in January running through December as funding is available

EWEB customers are welcome to submit an EWEB Customer Care Waitlist Form (see online form below) beginning in January and every month after as funding remains available. 

Or, you may call EWEB directly at (541) 685-7000.

Need Help? Call CCS at (541) 345-3628

Follow the prompts and ask for assistance with completing the waitlist form. Waitlist messages left on any other extension will not be accepted or processed.

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Emerald People's Utility District (EPUD)

Helping Hands: For low-income EPUD customers. Program available at the end of January or early February and as funding is available.

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Northwest Natural Gas (NWN)

Oregon Low-Income Gas Assistance (OLGA): For low-income Northwest Natural (NWN) customers. Beginning November 1st and as funding is available.

Gas Assistance Program (GAP): For low-income Northwest Natural (NWN) customers that have a past due balance. Assistance only goes towards past due portion of the bill. Beginning November 1st and as funding is available.

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Pacific Power

Oregon Energy Assistance Program (OEAP): For low-income Pacific Power customers. Begins November 1st and as funding is available.

Covid Energy Assistance Program (CEAP): For

low-income, COVID affected Pacific Power customers. Begins November 1st and as funding is available.

The Oregon Energy Fund (OEF): For low-income Pacific Power customers. Beginning in October and as funding is available.

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Rent

Rent Assistance 

At times, but not always, Catholic Community Services may have Rent Assistance available for qualifying members of our community. To determine if you are eligible per your age, income and zip code to receive available rent assistance support, complete the Rent Assistance Pre-Screen Application below and allow 5 business days for a coordinator to contact you.

When our Pre-Screen Application for Rent Assistance is available, a pop-up will appear with a button to apply. Please refresh your page to see if we are accepting applications.

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Family Support

Family Support

At the center of every community is the family unit. Whether it's assisting parents with finding employment, enrolling them in education/training opportunities, or intervening immediately to help families find shelter or stay housed, we believe in not only meeting people where they are in life, but helping them find a better way forward. Catholic Community Services offers supportive, person-centered programming for families experiencing poverty and homelessness. We provide services and connections throughout Lane County to families who have minor children or are expecting a first child within two months. We offer two programs, FSC and OASIS, to assist families dependent on qualifying factors.

Family Support and Connections (FSC) Program

Our FSC Program offers families throughout Lane County the support of a caring case manager who can help find necessary resources to reduce family stress and increase opportunities for family success. If you are seeking connections to community resources for education, employment support, housing resources, support to strengthen your family or to reduce parental stress, complete the FSC Interest Form below and allow 72 hours for a case manager to reach out to you. 

Family Support For Lane County Families

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OASIS Program

Families who are unhoused in Springfield with minor children in their care, or who have children enrolled in Springfield public schools, are welcome to visit our OASIS daytime drop-in program to access a safe place to land, a caring case manager, connection to community resources, laundry, showers and restrooms, and a kitchen for food preparation. To learn more about the OASIS drop-in program, complete the OASIS Interest Form below and allow 72 hours for a case manager to reach out to you.

For UNHOUSED Families with Springfield Connections 

OASIS Address: 1175 G Street, Springfield, OR 97477

Drop-In Hours: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Fridays: 8am - 4pm 

Wednesdays: 8am - 6pm

Closed Holidays and Weekends.

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Immigration Services

Welcoming Our New Neighbors!

As the only refugee resettlement affiliate office in Lane County, it is our privilege to welcome recent arrivals, creating a more diverse, stronger, and just community for all to live. 

Refugee & Immigrant Services Program (RISP)

Legal Services (541) 543-3254

Our dedicated, multi-lingual legal team of staff can provide the following no-cost/low-cost legal services:

• Lawful permanent resident applications and renewals

• Work Authorization

• Asylum Applications

• Temporary Protected Status

• Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) renewals

• Citizenship Applications

• Family Based Petitions

Employment Services (541) 543-5082

Our friendly employment services specialists help connect refugees and immigrants to jobs in an unfamiliar market by providing the following assistance:

• Finding a job that suits clients' needs

• Connecting with employers

• Completing job applications and creating resumes

• Preparing for job interviews

• Assisting with onboarding process into a new job

Social Services Case Management (541) 345-3628 ext 1339

Our multi-lingual team of RISP staff and volunteers support refugees and asylum seekers with:

• Food

• Transportation

• Health Services

• Rent Assistance

• WIC (Women in 

Care Program)

• Help Secure Housing

• English as a Second Language (ESL)

• School and College Enrollment

• TANF (Temporary Assistance for

Needy Families)

• OHP (Oregon Health Plan) 

• RCA (Refugee Cash Assistance) 

• SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition

Assistance Program

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Contact us for more information on services we provide or connections to other resources:

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Call (541) 345-3628 (extension 1326)

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Cold Weather Shelter Program

Typically available from November 15th through March 31st when temperatures drop below 30 degrees and Egan Warming Centers activate, Catholic Community Services prioritizes care of unhoused families with minor children by offering shelter in a motel.

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The Cold Weather Shelter Program for Unhoused Families with Minors is currently off season and will re-open mid-November.

Family Support For Lane County Families

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Call

(541) 345-3628 ext 1403

Mon - Wed, Fri: 8am - 2pm

Thurs: 9am - 2pm 

Visit

Springfield Community Service Center 

1025 G Street, Springfield, OR 97477

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Partner Agency Connections

We partner with other organizations to make our two community service centers into one-stop shops for food, energy assistance, employment services, money management, counseling and more. CCS currently has partner agency services available at its Springfield and Eugene Service Centers in these areas of need:

Family Support For Lane County Families

Healthcare

• Free Ultrasounds, Pregnancy Testing & Support, in partnership with 1st Way of Eugene

Food

• Food Pantry Samples & Recipes, in partnership with OSU Extension Service Nutrition Services

Education

• Library Card Assistance, in partnership with Springfield Public Library

Resources for the Spanish-speaking community, in partnership with Centro Latino Americano

Documents

• ID and Birth Certificate replacements while funding is available, in partnership with SELCO Community Credit Union

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