Get Help
You may be eligible for services if you meet both criteria:
You Are:
▶︎ Age 24 or younger, OR
▶︎ A parent or guardian of school-aged children or younger
and you are currently, recently or about to be:
▶︎ Couch surfing
▶︎ Living in hotels
▶︎ Camping
▶︎ On the streets
▶︎ Living in a car/trailer
▶︎ Staying in a shelter or temporary situation
▶︎ In an unsafe or dangerous situation
How Maslow Supports Youth & Families Experiencing Homelessness
PATH TO SELF-SUFFICIENCY
Life Skills, Education & Employment
Our Maslow Specialists help youth and families build stability through goal planning, life skills, budgeting, resource navigation and education and employment support. Maslow Education Specialists work directly with students to reduce barriers, support academic success and make plans for successful futures.
A SAFE PLACE TO LIVE
Housing Supports
Maslow Project helps youth and families secure safe and stable housing through Maslow Housing Specialists who provide housing navigation, renter education courses and assistance with housing costs such as fees and deposits, when eligible. In FY25-26 we housed 234 individuals (88 households) in safe and stable housing units.
HEALTH & WELLBEING
Health Care and Mental Health
Healthy relationships and emotional wellbeing are essential to long-term stability. Maslow Project helps youth and families apply for health insurance, connect with health providers and build lasting support networks. We work to strengthen permanent connections with caring adults and positive role models (a coach, counselor, relative, etc.) to create a reliable safety net that extends beyond our services.
THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE PROGRESS
Maslow Specialists In Your Corner
Stable housing. A first paycheck. A high school diploma. A doctor's appointment finally made. Behind moments like these are our Maslow Specialists — credentialed, highly trained professionals who cultivate the skills, resilience and connections that make lasting self-sufficiency possible. Our Specialists meet every young person and family exactly where they are — and walk with them toward where they want to be.
Medford Drop-In Resource Center for youth and families:
Physical Address:
500 Monroe St.
Medford, OR 97501
Hours:
Monday -Friday
10:00AM-5:00PM
Please call: 541-608-6868
Grants Pass Resource Center for youth & families:
Our building is the taupe-colored one to your right as you enter the UCAN parking lot.
Physical Address:
223 SE M St. Grants Pass, OR 97526
Hours:
Josephine County Hours of Operation
Monday – Friday: 8:30AM – 5:00PM
Drop-in Office Hours
Monday – Friday: 1:00PM-5:00PM
541-841-1974
brandy@maslowproject.com
Located across from the UCAN building at
900 SE 8th St. in Grants Pass.
Personally identifiable information is protected by federal laws (Privacy Act of 1974, as amended) and will be collected for the purpose of determining program eligibility, providing assistance/service, data collection, reporting and monitoring. Personally identifiable information will be shared with Oregon Housing and Community Services and other state agencies with an information sharing agreement with OHCS and are administering programs that serve the same or similar clients or populations, as is necessary to carry out the intent of an assistance or service program for the benefit of the person applying for such assistance or service and will be disclosed to Oregon Housing and Community Services without written authorization.