Jackson Street Youth Services
Community Resource
About this resource
This initiative provides emergency and transitional housing that includes fundamental necessities like beds, meals, showers, laundry facilities, hygiene products, and clothing. The duration of stay is determined by personal needs and involvement in the program. Participants engage in case management, skill development, educational opportunities, mental health resources, and family mediation when applicable. Additional support includes access to activities, mentoring, academic coaching, and job assistance.
Intake Procedure: Individuals can walk in, call, or check the website for further details.
Fees: There are no charges.
Who can use this
- -Youth aged 10-17 who are runaway, unaccompanied, or facing homelessness or risk -Youth from outside the service area will not be denied access -Must be enrolled in a state-certified educational program; if not, the agency will assist in enrollment -Youth with a history of fire-setting, current suicidal tendencies, or those adjudicated as sex offenders cannot be accommodated due to licensing restrictions.
Documents you may need
- Copy of health insurance, and social security number if applicable. Bring medications in prescription bottles.
Don't have these? Contact the organization—they may be able to help.
Get in touch
Albany, Oregon
Walk-ins welcome
Location
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