Looking Glass Community Services

Over four decades of service... Weve grown and changed, but always remain focused on teens and families The late 1960s and early 1970s were a turbulent time for teenagers and their families. Many young people were running away from home as a social statement. Others were running from harmful conditions. The Eugene/ Springfield community, like other communities across the nation, was ill equipped to deal with this growing problem. Few satisfactory options were available. Enter Deborah Waernes, age 17, who had been a runaway, gone through the juvenile court system, and had lived in several foster and family shelter homes....

Counseling services,runaway & homeless youth services,educational & voacational services,and residential services

Looking glass community services operates in the Individual and family services industry.

Looking glass community services's revenue is 11m - 100m

Looking glass community services has 51 - 200 employees.