Housing

Battered Persons Advocacy and Oasis Women’s Shelter
24-hour helpline, crisis intervention, peer support advocacy, resource referrals, emergency services, support groups, speaker’s bureau and Oasis Shelter— emergency housing for women and their children in crisis (3 week maximum stay)—can shelter up to 24 people at one time, transportation, transitional housing, and legal advocacy. Children’s program for all ages and provides childcare for children of clients who attend support groups. Domestic abuse resources for men available.
Sexual Assault Response Team: Helps victims of sexual assault with all ramifications that result from the assault: medical, emotional, legal. Close step- by-step support throughout whole process. Support group—call BPA for location and times.
Phone:  541-673-7867 or 541-957-0288 or 1-800-464-6543 (24 hour)

Centro Latinoamericano
Crisis, Access, and Referral - Bilingual/bicultural counseling and case management, crisis, access, resource and referral services to Latino youth, alcohol and drug prevention Provides services to families with children 7 years of age and older, and singles.
Bilingual Alcohol and Drug Counseling - Provides services to Chicano/Latino community through DUII Diversion, outpatient, and co-dependency groups.
Los Ninos - Provides services to families with children under 6 years of age in the Chicano/Latino community through case management, emergency housing, pre- natal and children’s classes; English as A Second Language, (ESOL), and women’s support group. Additional services include a job program and assistance with housing and vehicles.
Phone:  541-687-2667

Confederated Tribes of Coos, Lower Umpqua and Siuslaw Indians
Health, employment, education, alcohol/drug referrals, HUD and housing services for eligible people, Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA counseling and referrals, Indian Health services, dental clinic (1-877-688-6433). Call for community outreach program information. Community Food Bank.
Phone:  541-888-9577 or 1-888-280-0726

Department of Human Services, Seniors and People with Disabilities Services (Disabilities Services Office)
Serves disabled Oregonians under age 65 through medical assistance, food stamps, in-home care, adult foster care, nursing home, assisted living, residential care facility, and adult protective services.
Phone:  541-440-3427 or 1-800-548-3381

(The) Fish of Roseburg
Food - Food Pantry (and referrals to local distribution sites) 405 Jerry's Drive, Roseburg. Monday and Wednesday 2:00 - 3:30 p.m., Thursday & Friday 9:30 – 11:30 a.m.
Lodging - Short term stays through local motels (2 night limit).
Medication - Prescription assistance for up to $50.00 for ages 17 and under.
Transportation - Cab fare or bus vouchers for medical emergencies administered by UCAN.
Miscellaneous - Other services provided according to need and resources.
Phone:  541-672-5242

Harm Reduction Center
Community Services: outreach, HIV testing and counseling, computer lab, services to schools, Sexual Minority Task Force, speakers. Client Services: emergency funds program, housing assistance program, transportation assistance, needle exchange, and case management. Volunteer Program, women’s program, and Hepatitis C information and case management.
Phone:  541-440-2761 or 1-877-440-2761

Housing Authority of Douglas County
Provides affordable housing opportunities for elderly, low-income families and special needs clients in an environment that offers dignity of client and in a manner that maintains pubic trust. Programs include rental assistance and low- rent housing, Family Self Sufficiency Program and income-based IDA Dream Savers Program.
Phone:  541-673-6548 or 1-800-398-0312

Roseburg Rescue Mission
Emergency shelter, meals to all, bible studies, chapel services, discipleship program, single male transitional housing rooms, food boxes, furniture, and clothing, spiritual guidance.
Phone:  541-673-3004

Rural Development
Insured rural housing loans; guaranteed rural housing loans; leverage loans for rural housing; 504 loan/grant for repairs of homes, and Mutual Self-Help Program in collaboration with Umpqua Community Development Corporation.
Phone:  541-673-0136 Ext 4

United Community Action Network (UCAN)
Case Management, Housing and Emergency Support Services (CHESS)
Case Management and Housing - Stabilization program provides families and individuals with the skills needed to empower them to become self-reliant. Housing counseling for landlord/tenant problems, home repair assistance, home weatherization measure for low income households, have listings to help with finding and keeping a rental, development of low-income housing, transitional housing (up to 2 years of affordable housing with intensive case management services).
Emergency Support Services - Provides short-term emergency shelter, rent/mortgage assistance, blankets/clothes/food and personal hygiene items for families in crisis, utility assistance, energy conservation information, and community information and referral. Phone:  541-672-3421 Roseburg or 1-800-301-8226

Umpqua Community Development Corporation
Develop affordable housing for low and moderate income families through new construction and rehabilitation. Create economic development opportunities for the families of Douglas, Coos and Curry Counties. Micro-Enterprise Development and Learning (MEDAL) program helps low-income entrepreneurs obtain financing and develop skills to initiate businesses. Heartwood ReSources offers a used building materials retail outlet with deconstruction services. Low or zero interest loans for homeowners to rehab or repair their homes.  Self-Help housing where low-income residents can build their own home under our guidance and supervision.
Phone:  541-673-4909

Umpqua Valley Habitat for Humanity
Families are selected on income, willingness to put in 500 hours of “sweat equity”, and the need to get out of sub-standard housing. The family pays an interest-free loan to Habitat for the cost of the house, land and skilled labor.
Phone:  541-672-6182 (leave message)

Wolf Creek Job Corps
A residential training program administered by the Department of Labor that offers career, academic (High School Diploma or GED, as well as college opportunities) and social skills training to young men and women. Provides basic medical and dental care, meals, housing cash allowance, sports and recreation, job placement, and most importantly, the chance to succeed.
Phone:  541-496-8500 or 1-800-588-9003