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Free and Low-Cost Child Care — Early Childhood Hub of Lane County Oregon

The earliest years of your child’s life, from birth to age five, are so important in their social and educational development! We have many early childhood programs that offer free, high-quality child care, and support for families throughout Lane County.

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Preschool Promise

Free high-quality, full-time preschool for families with children ages 3 & 4.

Preschool Promise provides high-quality preschool centered on the philosophy that parents and caregivers should be able to choose the setting that works best for their children and family. From culturally responsive environments and inclusive programming to well-educated teachers, the program builds a learning environment that can create lasting benefits. Preschools are available in many settings including licensed centers, home-based child care, community-based organizations, and school districts.

Eligibility: The child must be 3 or 4 at the beginning of the program year; households can make up to 200% Federal Poverty Level, and children must be Oregon Residents (immigration status does not matter).

Region Served: Lane County: Cottage Grove, Creswell, Dorena, Eugene, Junction City, Springfield (child can attend any placement as long as they live in Oregon)

To learn more, visit our Preschool Promise page or contact us at 541-741-6000 ext. 201 or [email protected]

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541-741-6000 ext 201 (English)

541-357-5809 (Spanish)

Head Start of Lane County

Free, high-quality part-day and full-day preschool, parenting education and support for families with children ages 0-5.

Head Start of Lane County is a high-quality preschool and family development program serving children and families throughout Lane County. We promote school readiness by enhancing the social and cognitive growth of children from birth to age 5, providing medical and dental services, nutritious meals and snacks, and many other supports to children and their families. We emphasize parental engagement and offer parenting education, networking opportunities, job training, and more. Part Day and Extended or Full Day classrooms are available. Early Head Start administers a home visiting program for expectant parents and children up to age 3 and promotes healthy birth outcomes, enhanced child development, and positive parenting skills.

Eligibility: 1) Children experiencing special needs are prioritized; 2) Families who meet federal income guidelines are prioritized; 3) Families experiencing homelessness, and children in foster care are automatically eligible; 4) Families who do not meet income and eligibility guidelines are accepted on a space-available basis.

Region Served: Eugene, Springfield, Cottage Grove, Florence, Junction City, Lowell, Oakridge and Veneta

To learn more, visit hsolc.org or call  541-747-2425 ext. 1232 | Teléfono: (541) 357-5819, (541) 357-5809

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Relief Nursery

Provides home visits, parent education, counseling, developmental screenings, and other supports to families raising children under age six.

Relief Nursery provides home visiting, parenting support, developmental screenings, parenting classes, and Circle of Security classes in English and Spanish. Our addiction recovery support team is available to work with parents who are in recovery. Our therapeutic early childhood program builds children’s resilience and social-emotional skills while supporting all areas of development. Play therapy and family counseling are also available.

Eligibility: Low-income families with children under 6

Region Served: Eugene/Springfield and some outlying areas

To learn more, visit reliefnursery.org or call 541-343-9706

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Early Childhood CARES

Free developmental screening for any 0-5 year old child, and early intervention and early childhood special education services for children ages 0-5 with developmental delays and or disabilities. 

Early Childhood CARES can help your child with speech and language skills, behavior and social skills, moving and playing, learning and understanding. No insurance is required. If you have concerns about your child’s development, call Early Childhood CARES to to make a referral.

Eligibility: services open to all Lane County children ages 0-5

Region Served: Lane County

To learn more, visit earlychildhoodcares. uoregon.edu or call 541-346-2578

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Oregon Department of Human Services

Self-Sufficiency Program

ODHS Employment Related Day Care (ERDC): Financial help with the cost of child care for working parents and guardians with children ages 0-17.

ERDC provides a child care subsidy to families who meet eligibility requirements, with the parent paying a copayment relative to their income. It is intended to support parents and children for successful outcomes by providing stable and consistent care. It helps provide the same access to quality child care services as other families experience, with the flexibility to select the providers and level of care that meets their needs.

Eligibility: Must be employed or self-employed; income under 185% of Federal Poverty level, with children 0-17

Region Served: State of Oregon

To learn more, visit oregon. gov/dhs/ASSISTANCE/CHILD-CARE/Pages/Parents.aspx or call 1-800-699-9075

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Family Relief Nursery

Provides home visits, parent education, respite care, therapeutic classrooms, developmental screenings, and other supports to families raising children under age six.

Family Relief Nursery provides home visiting, parenting support, respite care, developmental screenings, parenting classes and Circle of Security classes in English and Spanish. Our therapeutic early childhood program builds children’s resilience and social emotional skills while supporting all areas of development. All services are free.

Eligibility: Families with children under 6.

Region Served: South Lane and North Douglas Counties; Cottage Grove, Creswell, Drain, and surrounding areas.

To learn more, visit frncg. org or call 541-942-4835

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Help Finding Child Care for Children from Infancy to Kindergarten

These resources are for families who may not be eligible for some child care resources listed above.

• To find a local provider call Quality Care Connections at 541-463-3300 and leave a message requesting help with finding child care.

• Before choosing a provider, visit the Early Learning Divisions Child Care Safety page for resources on how to check on the safety of a licensed child care provider.

• Child Care Aware of America provides checklists and resources for parents to use when selecting a child care provider.

• Reach out to 211 for current information on child care programs in our region. To receive a customized referral to child care programs contact 211 info by Calling 211 (Dial 2-1-1 or 1-866-698-6155). Listen to the prompt for Child Care and press the specified number, Texting the keyword “children” or “niños” to 898211 (TXT211) or Emailing [email protected].

School-Age Child Care Providers

The following programs provide care for school-age children in the 2022-2023 school year. Due to high demand, these programs may be full or have a waitlist, so contacting the program early is a good idea.

River Road Parks and Rec: Eugene. Monthly tuition.

YMCA: Eugene and Cottage Grove. Monthly tuition.

Whole Earth Nature School: Eugene. Flat rate tuition.

Willamalane: Springfield. Weekly tuition.

Boys & Girls Clubs of Emerald Valley: Eugene. Weekly Tuition.

Eugene Creative Care: Eugene. Monthly tuition.

Eugene Parks and Rec: Eugene (three locations). Weekly tuition. Call or go online to register.

Nearby Nature School: Eugene. Monthly tuition.

This list is not exhaustive but attempts to list certified programs with sliding scales and those who accept ERDC payment. To be added to this list, email us at [email protected].

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Top 12 Tourist Attractions in Eugene, Oregon

As one of Oregon’s three largest cities, Eugene has all the conveniences of a big downtown, such as impressive museums and a bustling atmosphere. But the cityscape also borders nature, from lush parks and arboretums to a bird of prey sanctuary, and the Willamette River separates Eugene from neighboring Springfield. For sightseeing, the best place to start is on the vast campus of the University of Oregon. A fine art museum, a history trail to Hayward Field, and a natural history museum all set in pretty grounds.

1. Alton Baker Park

The Amblin Willamette River separates Eugene from neighboring Springfield. Along its banks, visitors can explore bike paths and other recreational areas at Alton Baker Park, the city’s largest park. Paved trails extend beyond the park with bicycle bridges connecting trails on both sides of the river. Just over four miles long, Pre’s Trail is a popular running and running trail in a city known for athletics. Willamette itself is also a draw as a nationally famous water trail popular with kayakers.

Address: 200 Day Island Road, Eugene, Oregon

Official Website: //www. eugene-or.gov/altonbakerpark

2. Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art

Jordan Scherdanite Museum of Art

Designed without windows to protect the treasures inside, Oregon in Eugene features an extensive collection of US, European, Korean, Chinese, and Japanese art. The museum opened in 1933 and has expanded significantly since then. The focus is on Asian art, but also includes major Pacific Northwest – including Oregon – and European artists. Change of display of samples of works from the permanent collection, loaned items or traveling exhibitions.

The building was designed by Ellis F. Lawrence, former dean of the School of Architecture and Allied Arts at the University of Oregon. It has fine brickwork and iron grills and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Address: 1430 Johnson Lane, Eugene, Oregon

Official website: //jsma.uoregon.edu/

3. Hult Center for the Performing Arts

Downtown Eugene

82 years old Hult Center for the Performing Arts. All kinds of entertainment can be found here throughout the year, from jazz to opera. Resident companies naming the venue at home include the Eugene Ballet Company, the Eugene Concert Choir, the Eugene Opera , and the Eugene Symphony.

In addition to the performing arts, the Center also has permanent and temporary art collections that can be seen throughout the building. Some of the permanent installations include a home curtain for of the Silva concert hall and various sculptures found on the mezzanine and lower balconies.

Address: One Eugene Center, Eugene, OR

Official Website: www.hultcenter.org

4. Saturday Market

Rain every Saturday through mid-April,

900 or shine. The Saturday market is one of the best meeting places in town. Bringing together local crafts, live music and 9 international cuisine0010, the Saturday market brings together many of Eugene’s tastes and styles. It is located in the city center, often surrounded by other city events, and is a great starting point for a cultural weekend spent exploring the city. For local farm produce, Lane County Farmers Market can be found across the street from Saturday Market.

Address: 26 E 8th Ave, Eugene, Oregon

Official website: //www.eugenesaturdaymarket.org/

5. Cascade Raptor Center

Eagles, falcons and hawks are among the regal feathered inhabitants of the Cascade Predatory Center. This non-profit organization, open to the general public all year round, takes care of the health of injured birds. Visitors can see a variety of resident birds and get an idea of ​​the rehabilitation process. The Cascades Raptor Center also hosts outings and outings educational programs, including handler-led demonstrations, personal tours, and childcare workshops. For those who wish to participate in the predator rehabilitation process, volunteer opportunities are available for all levels of interest.

Address: 32275 Fox Hollow Road, Eugene, Oregon

Official website: //cascadesraptorcenter.org/

6. Hendricks Park 0006 Rhododendrons thrive in the Pacific Northwest (actually the Washington state flower). This rhododendron garden in Eugene offers an equally suitable climate for the flowering evergreen shrubs that have thrived in this local park favorite. About 80 acres of parkland also features undulating hiking trails, old-growth Douglas fir trees, and native plant varieties. Spring is the peak season for rhododendrons. In addition to an extensive rhododendron garden, Oak Knoll Trail is a favorite to explore, including the sweeping views found at its turning point.

Location: Summit Avenue and Boulevard Skyline, Eugene, Oregon

7. Museum of Natural and Cultural History

Among the numerous tourist attractions, the Campaulrumon of the University of Oregon is located , which highlights anthropological, zoological and Paleontological Artifacts of University . The museum delves into the area’s natural and cultural history through fossils, preserved wildlife, and photographs. The museum’s popular permanent exhibit immerses patrons in the last 14,000 years of Oregon’s history. The museum also hosts various events and workshops, including summer camps and free first Fridays.

Address: 1680 East 15 Ave, Eugene, Oregon

Official website: //natural-history.uoregon.edu/

8. Pisgah Arboretum

Covering 209 acres on the slopes of its namesake mountain, the Pisgah Arboretum nourishes local and international tree species. Hiking trails branch out from the parking area, bringing tree lovers up the mountain. The summit of Pisgah, the banks of the river, and various vantage points of the surrounding farmland. Invited canine companions are welcome at the Pisgah Mountain Arboretum, and evenly spaced trails allow all walking abilities to be explored. For avid mushroom pickers, the arboretum hosts an annual Mushroom Festival every year, featuring more than 300 kinds of local mushrooms.

Address: 34901 Frank Parrish Road, Eugene, Oregon

Official website: //wwww.mountpisgaharboretum.com/

Shelton-MacMermfi-Johnson House 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 this Victorian mansion is a landmark of the city, especially since it is located on the slopes of Skinner Butte . The Shelton-McMurphy-Johnson House was built in 1888 for a doctor. The interior is decorated with historical artifacts, clothes and furniture to create a feeling of 9 days gone by0009 . Public tours of are available to anyone interested in its history, and afternoons and other events are often held at the house. The Shelton-McMurphy-Johnson House is one of many buildings in Eugene listed on National Register of Historic Places .

Address: 303 Willamatte Street, Eugene, Oregon

Official website: //wwww.smjhouse.org/

10. Evgeny Scientific Center

The Eugene Science Center is a themed museum that offers educational and interactive exhibits for children and adults. The exhibition hall has many things to discover with a touch, and the planetarium has science films and laser shows. The Science Center also hosts a range of special events and programs throughout the year, including Meet the Scientist demonstrations and Science Adventure Camp . Since it is within park Alton Baker , this family attraction can be part of a day trip to this part of town.

Address: 2300 LEO Harris Parkway, Eugene, Oregon

Official website: //eugenesciencEnter.org/

Historical Museums of the Line County

000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 Museum of the Line Eugene presents items related to the history of Lane County and the early pioneers. This is a good place to learn about the famous Oregon Trail and the state’s forestry history. Permanent exhibits at the Lane County Historical Museum include Building Lane County Clerk’s 1853 , a century-old staircase from the old courthouse, and an impressive collection of vintage vehicles. The museum also hosts a variety of events throughout the year, including quilt shows, the Professional Speaker Series , and special preschool programs for little explorers. Address: 740 West 13th Avenue, Eugene, Oregon