As a community health center, Siskiyou provides personalized, patient-centered care to help manage your individual and family wellness needs through all stages of life. Our goal is to provide a medical home that focuses on high quality primary and preventive care for the whole family.
As a community health center, Siskiyou provides personalized, patient-centered care to help manage your individual and family wellness needs through all stages of life. Our goal is to provide a medical home that focuses on high quality primary and preventive care for the whole family.
Compassionate care to children and youths with emotional and behavioral challenges. A comprehensive array of mental health services for children, adolescents, and families. Person-centered philosophy. Serving children in their home community, in the least-restricted setting, with a strong emphasis on family involvement throughout the treatment process.
Options provides an array of mental health programs in Josephine and Jackson Counties.
Free kindergarten readiness for children aged 0-5. Educational assessments and activities. Free medical and dental care. Healthy meals and snacks. Indoor and outdoor activities.
Free needle exchange services. Free naloxone/narcan. Free rapid-screening for HIV, hepatitis C, and syphilis. Free referrals, education, and support services for people living with HIV/AIDS. Located in Immanuel United Methodist Church.
Help obtaining an Oregon Identification Card and/or birth certificate (any state). Emergency food boxes. One-time emergency laundry and shower vouchers. One-time emergency vouchers to local thrift stores. Resource center with high-speed computer lab and printing capabilities. Kaleidoscope Play and Learn, a free play group for children aged 1-5 and their caregivers. Helping citizens access services they did not know they were eligible for, would not normally qualify for, or would not have been able to access. Educating, training, mentoring, and coordinating.
We encourage our clients to set goals and work toward self-sufficiency, and we celebrate when they outgrow our services and are better equipped to face life without our assistance.
We envision that all residents in the Rogue Valley have access to quality comprehensive addiction and related behavioral health services that support recovery. OnTrack Rogue Valley offers evidence-based, trauma-informed and family-centric treatment and support services for youth, adults and families.
Harvest Kitchen lunch two days a week.
With the help of our dedicated volunteers, we distribute food to low and no-income individuals and families in communities all over Josephine County. We have changed the way we build food boxes by growing our own local grocery store produce in our garden at Raptor Creek Farm along with other established programs to end hunger in our community. Our local food bank has provided and distributed millions of pounds of food each year.
With the help of our dedicated volunteers, we distribute food to low and no-income individuals and families in communities all over Josephine County. We have changed the way we build food boxes by growing our own local grocery store produce in our garden at Raptor Creek Farm along with other established programs to end hunger in our community. Our local food bank has provided and distributed millions of pounds of food each year.
Josephine County Transit (JCT) operates fixed routes within the City of Grants Pass and commuter routes to Cave Junction, Wolf Creek, and Medford.
Free eyeglasses with exams every month. Free hearing exams and hearing aids. Free loans of hospital medical equipment, including wheelchairs, walkers, canes, portable toilets, shower stools, and more. Free Easter egg hunt each Easter with free train rides for kids. Three-day Labor Day Festival with free rides for kids, nightly concerts, daily talent contests, truck races, local vendors, food, baseball tournaments, and model airplane airshow. Free Labor Day Parade. $1,000 scholarships provided for five students of Illinois Valley High School each year. Sponsorship of local youth sports teams.
We deliver meals to the homes of seniors who are unable to shop or prepare meals due to illness, injury, or disability. Meals are also available for eligible adults with disabilities.
Intervention, prevention, education, and community engagement to support women survivors of violence.
Assistance with food benefits (SNAP). Cash for families (TANF). Assistance with Oregon Health Plan (Medicaid). Assistance with Earned Income Tax Credits (EITC). Resources for children and youth. Resources for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Resources for seniors and people with physical disabilities. Vocational rehabilitation. Domestic violence services. Child care assistance. Refugee services. Call before visiting in-person.
Public library. Computer lab and printing. Technology assistance. Extensive online resources, including eBooks, language apps, reference tools, and homeschooling materials.