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Serving Southwestern Oregon

United Community Action Network

Creating solutions to poverty, improving lives in our community.

UCAN provides a wide array of social, health, early education and family services throughout Douglas and Josephine County, and offers a few of our programs in other counties such as Klamath and Lake. We also host both AmeriCorps and AmeriCorps Seniors programming, building the capacity of partner agencies. UCAN has a “no wrong door” approach to service delivery, ensuring that a person who seeks services is linked with the appropriate program or agency providing the service in the community. Our co-located, comprehensive service system reflects best practices in providing services.

LATEST NEWS & EVENTS

Notice of Waitlist Closure

On November 18, 2025, UCAN's Affordable Housing Waitlist will close.
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The Roseburg Warming Center Returns This Winter

As temperatures drop, United Community Action Network (UCAN) will once again operate the Roseburg Warming Center in partnership with St. Joseph’s Catholic Church and the Housing Authority of Douglas County (HADCO).
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Urgent Call to Support Douglas County’s Emergency Food Network

As food insecurity reaches critical levels, the United Community Action Network (UCAN) is calling on residents, businesses, and community partners across Douglas County to take action.
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UCAN’s FY24 Annual Report and 2025 Community Needs Assessment are now available

UCAN’s FY24 Annual Report and 2025 Community Needs Assessment are now available. Together, they tell a story of our organization, and region. Where we’ve been, the impact we’ve made, and the work that still lies ahead.
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Grateful for Our Sponsors!

Our sponsors made the 2025 Empty Bowls Event possible, and we are deeply grateful for their support in helping to end hunger in our community.
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Fill the Barrel, Feed the Community!

Each month, around 12,000 Douglas County residents, 25% of them children, turn to UCAN’s network of emergency pantries for food support. Every contribution helps move us closer to a community where no one goes hungry.
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