Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library sends a free book to children each month from birth to age 5. Families can choose books in English or Spanish. The program helps build a love of reading and supports early learning at home. Books are mailed directly to each child after they sign up.
The Fern Ridge Family Resource Center supports families with parenting education groups, activities for kids, support accessing helpful resources. They offer free diapers and pull-ups in partnership with the Lane County Diaper Bank, free clothes ranging from birth to teens, free baby items, lactation support and supplies, parenting book lending library, and connections to local resources and services. Their goal is to help families feel welcomed, supported, and confident.
The Fern Ridge Family Resource Center offers parenting education groups, activities for children, and a parenting book lending library. These services help parents and caregivers build skills, learn together, and feel more confident in supporting their children’s growth and development.
The Fern Ridge Family Resource Center provides basic needs support including free diapers and pull-ups through the Lane County Diaper Bank, clothing for babies through teens, and free baby items. Staff also help families connect with local resources and services that meet their needs.
The Fern Ridge Family Resource Center offers lactation support and supplies to help parents and caregivers with infant feeding and early bonding during the postpartum period.
The Mapleton Family Resource Center supports families by providing essential items such as food, clothing, shoes, diapers, household supplies, and personal care products. They also offer parenting education, afterschool programs, and access to health services through telehealth pods. Community programs, including a community kitchen and farmers market, help families access resources, build connections, and support their well-being.
The Mapleton Family Resource Center offers parenting education and afterschool programs that help families build skills, strengthen relationships, and support children’s development.
The McKenzie‑Blue River Family Resource Center supports parents and caregivers of young children in the McKenzie and Blue River area with parenting education, early learning groups, and family activities. These services help families feel supported and connected. The center also connects families to community resources and, when available, provides basic supplies like food, clothing, and diapers. Staff create a welcoming place where caregivers can learn and find support.
The McKenzie-Blue River Family Resource Center supports parents and caregivers with parenting education, early learning groups, and family activities. These services help families build skills, strengthen relationships, and feel more connected and supported.
The Pleasant Hill Family Resource Center supports parents and caregivers with parenting education, early learning support, and opportunities to connect with other families. The center connects families to local resources and, when available, provides basic supplies like diapers, clothing, and food. Staff also help families understand the school system and find community services, helping them feel informed and confident.
The Pleasant Hill Family Resource Center supports parents and caregivers with parenting education, early learning support, and opportunities to connect with other families. Staff also help families understand the school system and build confidence in supporting their child’s development.