Helping Youth 24/7/365

Jackson Street Youth Services offers youth a safe place to live and resources to work through crises and towards a brighter, more stable future. Founded to fill a gap in housing for homeless youth, we now serve youth throughout Linn and Benton Counties. We rely on donations and partnerships. Together, we will end youth homelessness.

Join in! These Upcoming Community Activities Support Youth!

We’re grateful for a Caring Community that comes up with creative and fun ways to support local youth. Do you have your own idea for a community fundraiser? Reach out to Ben at ben.martens@jacksonstreet.org / 541-760-5825. In the meantime, add these exciting things to your calendars, and please – tell your friends!

Albany Dutch Bros Giveback: September 18, 5am-10pm
Jackson Street Bistro: September 26 & 27, 11am-6pm
Parking Lot Pop-Up Sale: October 3, 8am-3pm
Kenagy Family Farm Pumpkin Patch: Opens October 1

Are You Looking For Help?

Jackson Street is here for youth and young adults ages 10-24 throughout Linn and Benton counties. Whether you need immediate shelter, laundry access, basic items like food and clothes, or longer-term positive connections, we are here. Information about all services is available here.

Please reach out! Call our toll free, 24/7 number at 800-901-2904. You can also DM us on Instagram.

Trinity’s Story

Trinity shared her story at Youth Rising
earlier this spring. Don’t miss it! We are
so proud to walk alongside young people & watch them thrive. Thanks for partnering with us in this work!

Our Community is Amazing! Thank You for Your Support!

HUGE, HAPPY NEWS! Our Outreach Team and the Youth Service Center have officially moved to our NEW location at 1025 Pacific Blvd SE, Albany. This new building took incredible community energy to open and we’re so grateful to everyone who played a role!

“Jackson Street helped me when I was at my lowest and when I didn’t think I could get anywhere. They really gave me good tools and guidance to help move me forward. What has changed about my life now compared to a year ago has been the fact that I finally found a starting point on my road to success. I’m looking forward to keeping on learning new skills and being able to be independent on my own.” —Outreach Youth, age 18