ShelterCare

For weeks now, growling and groaning hordes of the undead have sprung up across the Eugene-Springfield area. But these zombies are more interested in your charity than your brain, and more apt to shimmy and shake than crush humanity.

The Executive Director of ShelterCare will retire at the end of this year. Susan Ban has led the human-services agency in the Eugene-Springfield community…

It's an innovative way to help solve problems for local groups: Put 200 people in a room and let them work for three days straight, competing to create…

A new day service center for people suffering from cognitive disabilities or brain injuries opens Tuesday in Eugene. KLCC’s Brian Bull reports.…

A 10-thousand dollar grant from an Oregon tribe will help keep families in the Eugene area from homelessness. KLCC’s Briana Friden reports the funds for…

Sheltercare of Lane County has received a half million dollars to get mentally ill homeless people into housing. That’s as the Eugene City Council passed…

A Eugene-based secure residential treatment center for the mentally ill was closed Monday after state officials suspended its license. The patients were…

Meeting Date: February 28, 2014Air Date: March 3, 2014Organizations in our community are not only concerned about people who are homeless, they are taking…