Lane County Human Services

The homeless population in Lane County has continued to grow, according to an official Point-In-Time Count released this month.

A program that helps low-income households in Lane County with their utility bills filled up within minutes of opening its wait list this week.

Lane County renters who have lost income or have had health effects related to COVID-19 could be eligible for some help. Wednesday morning, applications…

The Lane County Human Services Commission has released its annual “Homeless Point in Time” Count. It’s based on a one-night survey of people lacking…

This year’s point in time homeless count found fewer people in Lane County than last year. There were 1,451 people without a home on that January night.…

Recorded on May 29, 2015Air Date: June 1st, 2015Children can become wards of the State of Oregon for many reasons. They can be the victims of physical,…

On January 28th, advocates and volunteers from 28 agencies conducted the annual homeless count in Lane County. They hit the streets and parks, looked…

Lane County's new Poverty and Homeless Board recently met for the first time. The 17 member panel is charged with finding solutions to persistent homeless…