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Station 7 Eugene: runaway and homeless youth shelter
Housing & eviction · Lane county source leads; provider and program restrictions apply · source_profile_reviewed · reviewed 2026-10-11
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Eligibility: Runaway or homeless youth ages 11-17.
How to apply or contact: Call the 24/7 help line for shelter access or seek a designated Safe Place site.
Timing: No specific deadline is recorded. Read current publisher instructions and any notice you received.
What to ask before you apply or file
- Does this office serve my location and situation? For court matters, confirm the correct court and venue.
- What documents, forms and signatures are needed, and where should I send them?
- Is there a fee, repayment obligation or fee-waiver option?
- How do I receive confirmation, track progress and correct missing information?
- If refused or denied, where are the review or appeal instructions and deadlines?
- Can I get language assistance, disability accommodations or an offline option?
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Source profile
What this source covers
Emergency shelter, family reconciliation and a 24-hour help line for runaway/homeless minors. Staff help with school, employment, OHP, transport and referrals; pets now allowed.
How to use it
Contact the provider before traveling. Ask about current intake, restrictions, accessibility, pets, transport and required documents.
Published phone: 541-689-3111
Published location: 931 W 7th Ave, Eugene, OR 97402
Published schedule: Help line 24/7.
Access requirements: Runaway or homeless youth ages 11-17.
How to start: Call the 24/7 help line for shelter access or seek a designated Safe Place site.
Limits and questions to verify
Youth-specific shelter; no current bed capacity or intake outcome verified. Safe Place sites connect youth to staff rather than constituting overnight shelters themselves. Current capacity, openings and individual eligibility are unconfirmed.
Source and review details
Public publisher bytes retained with SHA-256; service-navigation profile reviewed 2026-10-11. Source descriptions and county scope are leads, not confirmation of openings, capacity, funding or eligibility. Contacts transcribed from publisher.
Station 7 Eugene: runaway and homeless youth shelter
Publisher source
Location: homeless shelter coordinated entry; housing assistance intake; transportation bus; Lane County; discovered from https://www.lookingglass.us/station-7/.
Evidence type: publisher html snapshot.
Retained evidence SHA-256: a245de1b9764666ad6bd4bf1138d025b0cab7751a623ff1c61da1a1f38cba6d9.
This review describes the publisher's resource. It is not a legal opinion, a finding of eligibility or a verified legal deadline.