Resources

988: Suicide and Crisis Lifeline (press 1 for Veteran’s line) 
911: Imminent danger to self 

White Bird:
541-687-40001-800-422-7558 (24-hour local crisis line)

Looking Glass:
541-689-3111 (24-hour local youth crisis line)

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline:
988 (press 1 for Veterans Crisis Line)

Trevor Lifeline (for LGBTQ youth):
1-866-488-7386

BlackLine Crisis Line:

1-800-604-5841

Crisis Text Line:

741-741 (text “HOME” to access services) 24/7 support

The Trans Lifeline:
877-565-8860

The Hope & Safety Alliance:
541-485-6513 (domestic violence support)

Sexual Assault Support Services:
1-844-404-7700

Friendship Line:
800-971-0016 (support for older adults 60+)

Oregon Youth Line:
0877-968-8491 (Staffed by youth for youth. 4:00 PM -10:00 PM M-F) 

CAHOOTS:
Non-emergency mobile crisis intervention.
541-682-5111 (Eugene);
541-726-3714 (Springfield)

Youth Crisis Response Program:
1-888-989-9990 (for parents of children through age 17)

Mobile Crisis of Western Lane County
541-997-3515  (for youth and adults, 24 hours/day, 7 days a week)

2-1-1 Info: local community resources: or dial 211
211info.org

Al-Anon/Alateen: (541) 265-4365

Alcoholics Anonymous: (541) 342-4113

Narcotics Anonymous: (541) 729-0080

National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI):
541-343-7688 (Eugene)
541-902-8308 (Florence)
541-343-7688 (Cottage Grove)
541-343-7688 (Dexter)

The Arc Lane County: 541-343-5256 (serving people with disabilities)

Cascade Behavioral Health: 541-345-2800

Center for Community Counseling: 541-344-0620

Center for Family Development: 541-342-8437

Centro Latino Americano: 541-687-2667*

 

Child & Family Center, University of Oregon: 541-346-4805

Emergence: 541-741-7107

Direction Service Counseling: 541-344-7303 (serving people with disabilities)

Lane County Behavioral Health: 541-682-3608*;

Child & Adolescent Program: 541-682-1915

Laurel Hill Center: (Eugene) 541-485-6340 (Junction City) 541-780-6361

Madrone Mental Health: 541-210-8090 (specializing in eating disorders)

Options Counseling: 541-687-6983* (Eugene) 541-997-6261 (Florence) 541-762-1971 (Springfield)

Oregon Community Programs: 541-743-4340

Oregon Family Support Network: 503-363-8068

PeaceHealth Counseling Services: 541-902-6085 (Florence); 541-685-1794 (Eugene)

Riverview Center for Growth: 541-726-1465 (services for youth 17 and under)

South Lane Mental Health: 541-942-3939

Eugene Vet Center: 541-465-6918 (for combat veterans)

Vista Counseling: 541-517-9733

Eugene Veterans Affairs Healthcare Center: 541-242-0440

White Bird Clinic: 541-342-8255

Willamette Family: 541-343-2993

Youth ERA: 971-334-9295 (Youth Peer Support Specialists)

*Spanish-speaking staff available

Jennifer Baker Fund Suicide Bereavement Group (Springfield):
541-747-2087
Free monthly support group for survivors of suicide loss

Compassionate Friends

Jennifer Baker Fund Suicide Bereavement Group (Springfield):
541-747-2087
Free monthly support group for survivors of suicide loss

Compassionate Friends

541-221-5792 or 541-704-5938

Grief support for the loss of a child, grandchild, or sibling.

Cascade Health Solutions Grief Education & Support Groups:
541-228-3083
Free and open to adults living with the loss of a loved one

Grief Support Group:
541-726-4478
Free weekly general bereavement support group at McKenzie Willamette Medical Center

Bereavement Support Group:
458-205-7400
Free general bereavement support groups at Sacred Heart Medical Center

Courageous Kids:
458-205-7474
Loss support groups for youth and their families

Compassionate Friends
541-221-5792
Loss support groups for parents and grandparents

In addition to supporting the social and emotional needs of people at risk of suicide, it is also important to make sure that dangerous items such as firearms, medications and sharp objects are safely locked up or removed from the home. People at-risk of suicide should be involved in any decisions related to home safety if possible. Involving the person at-risk in these decisions communicates respect and empowers them as a participant in their own recovery. The resources below provide information on safe storage options in order from the least to greatest intervention. People interested in learning more about this topic should consult the Means Matter website for more information on why and how to create safe environments.

Gun Locks and Safe Medication Storage 

Contact Lane County Behavioral Health to access firearm and medication lockboxes.

Secure Storage

The following firearms dealers in Lane County have indicated they may have options for temporary storage of firearms during a mental health crisis (fees may apply):

Armac Tactical                      Junction City       (541) 223-9624

Mazama Sporting Goods     Eugene               (541) 357-4419

McCluskey Arms Co.            Eugene               (541) 357-7947

The Tactical Toolbox            Mapleton             (541) 268-1974

295 Tactical                           Springfield          (541) 393-6878

Self-Storage Units may be another option for firearm storage. Policies for storing firearms and/or ammunition vary by location. Contact local storage facilities for more information about options.

Extreme Risk Protection Orders

Sometimes, a person cannot participate fully in their own intervention and more needs to be done to ensure their safety and the safety of others.  Extreme Risk Protection Orders can be used to remove lethal means from a person’s possession and limit their ability to purchase firearms for up to one year.  If you are a family member of someone at imminent risk of suicide and living in Lane County, contact the District Attorney’s Office at 541-682-4261 for more information or to submit an application.

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