ACCESS

Continuum of Care · Medford, OR · 7 locations

ACCESS in Medford, Oregon, is a Jackson County non-profit organization that provides comprehensive community services focused on breaking the cycle of poverty. Key offerings include emergency food, affordable housing assistance, energy assistance for utility bills, and operating the Medford Severe Weather Shelter.

Programs

13 programs · tap one for details

Housing Assistance

3 programs
Affordable Housing

Find affordable housing providers in Jackson County. Call for more information.

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Housing Retention Program

Assists with mortgage and rent payments based on available funding, limited to once every two years per household. Emergency assistance is not available. Eligible applicants are placed on a waitlist.

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Rent Deposit Assistance

Helps pay for refundable deposits to get into affordable housing. Service is limited and depends on availability of funding.

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Utilities

2 programs
Utility Assistance

Provides financial assistance with electric, gas, heating fuel, and water bills. Assistance is based on available funding and is typically offered once per year per household.

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Weatherization

Provides weatherization services to help reduce energy costs. Services may include insulation, heating duct repairs, air filtration, and other efficiency upgrades. Assistance is based on availability of funding and no emergency assistance is available.

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Disability

1 program
Outreach to Seniors and People with Disabilities

Outreach for seniors and adults with disabilities in Jackson County. Call for information.

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Education

1 program
Homebuyer Education

HUD-certified counseling agency that provides various homebuyer education programs, as well as foreclosure intervention counseling. Online education program teaches the basics of purchasing your first home and finding information on affordable mortgage loans and available down payment assistance pro

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Fire Resiliency

1 program
Center for Community Resilience

Supports those affected by wildfire, including transitioning fire survivors into affordable and permanent housing. Housing case management services look different for each household, but may include: -Advocating for fire-impacted households to help find stable, safe, and affordable housing -Identify

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Food

1 program
Food Share

Provides emergency food through a network of over 30 food pantries in Jackson County. These pantries provide a variety of fresh and shelf stable-groceries. Each food box contains a 3-5 day supply of meals.

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Furniture

1 program
Goodwill Vouchers

Provides vouchers for work or school clothing, as well as household needs. Available once per year.

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Resource Navigation

1 program
Jackson County Continuum of Care Screenings

Housing assistance for households experiencing homelessness in Jackson County. Call for screening and to make an appointment.

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Seniors

1 program
Senior Food Pantries

Provides a monthly food box tailored to the dietary needs of older adults, including low-sodium, sugar-free, and high-fiber options. Boxes are delivered to designated drop-off sites for registered clients to pick up.

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Veterans

1 program
Supportive Services for Veteran Families

Provides a short-term housing intervention program with assistance through case management. Support may include move-in costs, rental assistance, eviction prevention, benefits support, employment and education services, and legal aid around housing barriers. Must be willing to work with a caseworker

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Where to go

7 locations