“Homeless shelter, providing treatment for substance use disorder. Ideal Option is a National Leader in evidence-based outpatient treatment for addiction to opioids, stimulants, alcohol, and polysubstance. Ideal Option specializes in difficult-to-treat substances like fentanyl and xylazine. The new Clinic is co-located at Albany Helping Hands.”

Discover the parks and activities that the City of Albany has to offer. You can register for classes for children and/or adults. The City offers options for people of all ages and abilities.

“Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) is an international fellowship of people who have had a drinking problem. It is nonprofessional, self-supporting, multiracial, nongender-biased, apolitical, nonreligious, and available almost everywhere. There are no age or education requirements. Membership is open to anyone who wants to do something about their drinking problem.”

Offering after school programs and sports for children. Call or go online (where available) to learn about the programs being offered in your area.

Albany Location: (541) 926-6666

Corvallis: (541) 757-1909

Greater Santiam Center (Lebanon): (541) 258-2613

Lebanon: (541) 258-7105

Sweet Home: (541) 367-6421

WARNING: While there is a safe exit option on this website, please remember that your internet activity can be tracked. You can call the 24-hour Crisis & Support line at 541-754-0110. They also offer Support Groups and Crisis Response. If you, or someone you know, is at risk, please reach out for help.

Addiction recovery and homeless services

Affordable housing information for the City of Corvallis, including links to assistance programs.

Assistance with housing, utilities, weatherization, Linn Benton Food Share, Head Start, and Workforce & Education services.

Prepare! Guide written by the American Red Cross for Oregon and Southwest Washington.

Emergency prepardness information and local emergency managers.

Therapeutic early childhood programs, home visitation & outreach, alcohol & drug recovery support, and parent education.

Fish offers assistance with clothing, transportation, medicine, food, and shelter.

• 24/7 shelters for ages 10-17
• Supported housing, mental health, education & employment support for ages 18-24
• Outreach for ages 10-24

Shelters for Albany and Corvallis, as well as other emergency assistance programs.

Providing supplies for children, hygiene products, kitchen and linen, clothing & shoes, firewood, and bicycles (including helmets, locks, and safety vests). To qualify, individuals must complete an intake over the phone.

Provides support for a parent or caregiver raising a child with behavioral, emotional, or mental health challenges.

For parents with children of all ages (prenatal to high school). They offer classes, useful advice, information, and support.

Links to the local school districts. From each district site, you can also access the individual school websites within that district.

• For students in grades Pre-K – 12 living in or attending school in Benton County.
• Offering clothing, socks & underwear, backpacks, and basic school supplies.
• To qualify, families need to call phone listed on website and enroll.

The YMCA offers a variety of programs for all ages. While there are many more options on their website, the featured programs are:

• Aquatics
• Preschool & Early Learning Centers
• Childcare/After School Program
• Youth Sports
• Fitness and Sports Programs for Adults