Emma
Emma had bounced out of a dozen foster homes when she joined a Looking Glass' program to help teens transition from foster care to self-sufficiency.…
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Who we help
Youth
Teenagers are not a "one size fits all" group. The youth that come to Looking Glass for services span pre-teen to young adult (12-21). We provide a wide range of services that can be selected and combined to meet the needs of this remarkable demographic. We're available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Call (541) 689-3111 and tell us about your situation. Every teenager matters to us; we'll help you find solutions.
Parents
Counseling and support are available in several formats. You are not alone. Our programs have been designed to support healthy parents who will, in turn, help teenagers thrive.
Families
Siblings, parents, grandparents, step-family members and other relatives are all important in the lives of youth. Families are encouraged to be involved and offered services when appropriate.
Schools
Looking Glass' highly trained staff of educators provides a variety of educational opportunities for teens. We serve schools by providing alternative education to students who do not respond well or thrive within the traditional classroom environment. When appropriate, we support the student's return to community school settings. Looking Glass counselors are also in several schools to provide one-on-one counseling to youth.
The Community
Looking Glass continues to be a steady employer of a workforce of more than 250 staff. We partner with other providers, businesses, government, our neighbors, and the greater community. We strive to improve the health and safety of Lane County through our mission of building a better future for families.