As storms roll into Southern Oregon, Ashland, Medford and Grants Pass are opening up shelters. Here’s the information: Ashland: The City Manager declared a severe weather emergency from Tuesday, February
Ashland Opens Cold Weather Shelter
The Ashland City manager has declared a severe weather emergency and has authorized the opening of an emergency shelter beginning Saturday evening, Feb. 11, the shelter will close on Sunday
V-Day in Ashland: Break the Chain of Violence
Peace House encourages our community to support this event designed to celebrate diversity and address violence experienced by members of our community. From the coalition: V-Day Is the global activist
How to Support Single-Payer Health Care in Oregon NOW!
Now is the moment to support Single Payer Health Care in Oregon! On November 8, 2022 “Right to Health Care Measure 111,” supported byover fifty organizations as diverse as Providence
Volunteers and Donations Needed
Do you want to make a difference? Every Thursday and Friday, Pioneer Hall’s doors open at 3 p.m. and meals are served at 4 p.m. Then, on every Sunday morning,
Dangerously Cold Weather Prompts Opening of Downtown Shelter
Medford City Manager Brian Sjothun has issued a severe weather event declaration from Sunday, January 29 through Monday, January 30. The declaration allows the use of approved severe event shelter
Forecasted Cold Weather Opens Ashland Shelter
The Ashland City manager has declared a severe weather emergency and has authorized the opening of an emergency shelter beginning Saturday evening, Jan. 28, to Wednesday morning, Feb. 2, 2023.
ACCESS Mobile Pantry Updates
Due to staffing shortages, the Mobile Pantries listed below will be temporarily closed. For more information or help finding an alternative pantry call 458-488-1343 or visit our website: Food Pantries
ACCESS Housing Program
ACCESS and the Housing Authority of Jackson County will be placing wildfire survivors in the newly rebuilt Royal Oaks Mobil Manor. If you lost a home in the 2020 wildfires
