These are great community resources. They are organizations we support and try to assist. They are listed here for the community to easily find and use, they are not listed here as supporters of Indivisible of Coos County.
Confederated Tribes of Coos, Lower Umpqua and Siuslaw Indians
The tribes trace their ancestry back to the aboriginal inhabitants of the South-Central coast of Oregon. Their historic homelands extended from the richly forested slopes of the Coastal Range in the East to the rocky shoreline of the Pacific Ocean in the West, a vast region of some 1.6 million acres.
Coos Hispanic Allies
The Coos Hispanic Leadership Committee is dedicated to empowering our Hispanic community and inspiring cultural diversity.
Elakha Alliance
We imagine an Oregon coast where future generations thrive alongside a restored sea otter population and a resilient marine ecosystem.
South Coast Equality
Through deep equity work, we advocate for fair access to healthcare, address social determinants of health, and dismantle systemic barriers, creating inclusive spaces that embrace diversity, health, and holistic wellness for all.
Rogue Climate
Our mission is to empower Southern Oregon communities most impacted by climate change, including low-income, rural, youth, seniors, and communities of color, to win climate justice by organizing for clean energy, sustainable jobs, and a healthy environment.
Rural Organizing Project
The ROP works to build and support a shared standard of human dignity: the belief in the equal worth of all communities, the need for equal access to justice and the right to self-determination.
Summer Food Oregon
The Summer Food Service Program is offering free meals and snacks to ALL kids 1-18. Community summer meal programs are open to all families without paperwork, income verification, and regardless of immigration status.
At Risk Kids (ARK) Project
The ARK Project is a school-based program providing basic needs, crisis intervention, advocacy, and essential support services to houseless children and youth, ages 0-21, and their families throughout Coos County, Oregon.
Coos Watershed Association
Non-profit helping watershed residents work together to improve the health of the Coos watershed.
Coquille Indian Tribe
Self-sufficiency is a guiding principle for the Coquille Indian Tribe, for the Tribe as an organization and for its people as individuals and families. Its programs focus on benefits for Elders, health care, and education, and unlike many tribes it does not pay per capita dividends from its enterprises.