City of Eugene Equity & Inclusion in Local Government

City of Springfield Wellness Center

• No charge medical center for City of Springfield and Springfield School District employees, retirees and their dependents.

Lane County Public Health

• Our mission is to promote and protect the long-term health and well-being of individuals, families and our community.

• Where to go for care

4J Wellness Clinic

Relief Nursery Resource Guide

• Relief Nursery's guide includes links to find support with Mental Health, Disability, Food, Basic needs, and other helpful information.

• This local non-profit organization is not an official ECC partner. 

City of Eugene Community Development

• Housing and Human Service Plans

• Homelessness

• Renter Protections Process

• Resources for Residents

• Affordable Housing Trust Fund

• Staff Contacts

Looking Glass Community Services

• Looking Glass Community Services provides a wide range of services aimed toward solving challenges related to educational deficits, behavioral health issues, drug addiction, and homelessness. 

• This local non-profit organization is not an official ECC partner. 

4J Home

Springfield Public Schools

Bethel School District

Lane Education Service District

Relief Nursery Resource Guide

• Relief Nursery's guide includes links to find support with Parenting, Legal, and Interpersonal Violence.

• This local non-profit organization is not an official ECC partner. 

Lane County

• Diverse Business Directory

• Lane County Career Opportunities

City of Eugene

• Employee Resource Center

• https://www.eugene-or.gov/111/Jobs

City of Springfield

• https://springfield-or.gov/city/human-resources/careers/

EWEB

• https://www.eweb.org/careers

Lane Transit District

City of Eugene

• Parking Services

City of Eugene

• Sustainability

• Recycling & Solid Waste

EWEB Energy Efficiency Programs

SUB Energy Efficiency Programs

City of Eugene

• Cultural Services

• Equity and Inclusion

EWEB pledge to prepare newsletter

• This monthly newsletter helps you put together an emergency preparedness kit over one year's time, breaking up purchases by an affordable month-by-month basis instead of all at once.