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Rebuilding lives, livelihoods, and a sense of personal safety isn’t something anyone needs to do alone. COVID-19 and the 2020 Oregon wildfires have changed our lives. There are resources and supports available for you and the ones you love, and Lines for Life will help connect you to the right ones for you! This FEMA-funded outreach program is designed to connect individuals with compassionate assistance and resources to ease the burden of COVID-19 and the Oregon wildfires, strengthen community networks, and foster resiliency. We help individuals obtain housing/shelter assistance, food assistance, COVID-19 assistance, legal assistance, behavioral health assistance, transportation, small business relief, and more.  These services are free, confidential, and have no eligibility criteria — anyone who needs support gets support! Anyone can be connected with a member of our team by calling 971-420-1028, or for Spanish call 971-420-1018, or by email at FEMAhelp@linesforlife.org.

Jackson County Public Health is offering no-cost HIV testing (regardless of insurance status) on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday for appointments during hours listed. The appointment can be done in as little as 15 minutes and results can be provided at this time. All clients are able to access referrals to support agencies and resources as well as safer sex supplies. During the appointment clients are also provided with education about STI/HIV transmission and safer sex practices.

Jackson County Public Health is offering no-cost HIV testing (regardless of insurance status) on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday for appointments during hours listed. The appointment can be done in as little as 15 minutes and results can be provided at this time. All clients are able to access referrals to support agencies and resources as well as safer sex supplies. During the appointment clients are also provided with education about STI/HIV transmission and safer sex practices.

Registration required to attend! Please, submit this form for more information: https://forms.gle/oMHVTcsbKH8chgjH8 We are excited to announce Rogue Valley Mentoring is hosting a 5th Grade Girl's Circle at the Coyote Trails Nature Center (2931 S Pacific Hwy in Medford). All 5th-grade girls in the Rogue Valley are welcome to join. These circles will offer girls a space to process the challenges of everyday life, to laugh together, and to practice listening, both for themselves and for others. These circles will be held in-person, outdoors, with physical-distancing, outdoor heaters, & cover for bad weather.

Rebuilding lives, livelihoods, and a sense of personal safety isn’t something anyone needs to do alone. COVID-19 and the 2020 Oregon wildfires have changed our lives. There are resources and supports available for you and the ones you love, and Lines for Life will help connect you to the right ones for you! This FEMA-funded outreach program is designed to connect individuals with compassionate assistance and resources to ease the burden of COVID-19 and the Oregon wildfires, strengthen community networks, and foster resiliency. We help individuals obtain housing/shelter assistance, food assistance, COVID-19 assistance, legal assistance, behavioral health assistance, transportation, small business relief, and more.  These services are free, confidential, and have no eligibility criteria — anyone who needs support gets support! Anyone can be connected with a member of our team by calling 971-420-1028, or for Spanish call 971-420-1018, or by email at FEMAhelp@linesforlife.org.

Jackson County Public Health is offering no-cost HIV testing (regardless of insurance status) on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday for appointments during hours listed. The appointment can be done in as little as 15 minutes and results can be provided at this time. All clients are able to access referrals to support agencies and resources as well as safer sex supplies. During the appointment clients are also provided with education about STI/HIV transmission and safer sex practices.

The Jackson County Syringe Exchange Program (SEP) is part of a comprehensive public health approach, that is evidence-based, to prevent the spread of HIV/AIDS, hepatitis C, and other bloodborne pathogens among people who use injection drugs, their families, and the larger community. On Friday events, we also offer HIV and Hepatitis-C test for no-cost. Services are anonymous and include: -Exchange used points for new points, 1 for 1 exchange -Safe injection supplies -Wound care supplies -Safer sex supplies -Risk reduction counseling -Referrals to medical care, HIV and STD testing and treatment, naloxone, mental health, alcohol and drug treatment, and medication assisted treatment -Naloxone kits are provided twice a month through HIV Alliance -Fentanyl Test Strips

Good News Club is a free weekly Bible club where children age 5-12 can discover hope and develop character through fun stories, songs, games, and more! Club teachers are carefully trained and screened for your child's safety. Visit our website to find a club near you and register!

Cada dìa uno se enfrenta con problemas y preguntas que no sabemos entender. No estàs solo. Juntos como comunidad, Podemos ayudarnos en empezar a entender nuestras historias en un espacio Seguro y de confiansa. Sanarnos el uno al otro. !Ùnete a nuestro cìrculo de ayuda para nuestra comunidad! La Lucha Sigue is Rogue Valley Mentoring's Spanish-language, community-based circle for anyone in Southern Oregon. The next Zoom circle is Wednesday, 2/10/21 at 6:00 PM Please reach out with any questions or concerns: 541-690-8724 or info@rvmentoring.org

Rebuilding lives, livelihoods, and a sense of personal safety isn’t something anyone needs to do alone. COVID-19 and the 2020 Oregon wildfires have changed our lives. There are resources and supports available for you and the ones you love, and Lines for Life will help connect you to the right ones for you! This FEMA-funded outreach program is designed to connect individuals with compassionate assistance and resources to ease the burden of COVID-19 and the Oregon wildfires, strengthen community networks, and foster resiliency. We help individuals obtain housing/shelter assistance, food assistance, COVID-19 assistance, legal assistance, behavioral health assistance, transportation, small business relief, and more.  These services are free, confidential, and have no eligibility criteria — anyone who needs support gets support! Anyone can be connected with a member of our team by calling 971-420-1028, or for Spanish call 971-420-1018, or by email at FEMAhelp@linesforlife.org.