While in Oregon on vacation my mom told us about this facility. She called about taking a tour and…read morewe were happy to find out that they offered daily tours. We set one up and went. It was a very fun and informative tour for my mom, my two teenage daughters and myself. We really enjoyed learning about how the dogs are trained and I was especially happy to learn that their dogs are all rescued from shelters! We got to meet and interact with one of their "graduates" named King and see what he can do. We all enjoyed it very much and will go back again next year. The tour was free to boot so that even made it nicer. I recommend going here to learn about these wonderful dogs and trainers.

From the owner: Hearing Dogs, Autism Assistance Dogs, and Facility Dogs…read more Rescuing and professionally training dogs to assist people, enhance lives & provide greater independence is what Dogs for Better Lives is all about. Dogs for Better Lives rescues dogs for our programs from animal shelters throughout the western United States. After professional training at our southern Oregon campus, our dogs are placed with... ~ People with a variety of disabilities and challenges including: hearing loss, deafness, and children on the autism spectrum. ~ Professionals (teachers, physicians, counselors, legal advocates, and caregivers) who work with people with various disabilities and challenges. We place our Hearing Assistance and Facility Dogs with qualified clients throughout the United States. Currently our Autism Assistance Dogs are just placed in OR and WA. Over time, this program will become national as well.

Cute little church with a wonderful congregation. They also run a food bank for those in need.read more

Tons of space, good variety of fun classes, sweet staff, good prices for event or space rental for…read morea wedding or hosting a class. I think they're going through some changes and updating so I'm excited to see what new classes will come up in the future!!!

Saia's performance in the show A Dollhouse is phenomenal. Go see it; it's playing this weekend…read moreMarch 11-13, and the following two weekends, 2016. Captivating, and moving performances.

As an adult who is too old to use crutches every time I sprain my ankle but is too young to need a…read morewheelchair or scooter all the time this business is a godsend. When you find yourself needing help getting around on the temporary bases you can contact them and get some help.

From the owner: Our sole governing mission is to maximize the quality of life for people with disabilities and…read moreseniors by promoting a philosophy of self-respect and self-determination through equal access and equal opportunity. It is achieved through HASL's provision of peer mentoring, advocacy, information and referral and independent living skills training.

Cute, well organized thrift store with a worthy cause…read more All Xmas items (in Sept) were 50% off. I bought x mas cocktail glasses and cookie tins. I also bought t- shirts for granddaughter and grandson. BF bought a weed wacker. Nice helpful staff!

I always visit the shop when I'm in town. They are fairly priced and the stock changes daily. Check…read morethem out!

The straight discrimination I was shown in such a small quiet location. First time there, I…read morepresented my ticket and my REAL ID to the volunteer lady, who's reading my Ashland address on my id, and asking me if that's where I live. I say yes. She hesitates, and takes my id and begins asking me for a piece of mail from the address, and still decided to double check my id, like it was fake. Singled me out and made me feel very anxious and uncomfortable. I left hungry and watery eyes, tears cause I got disrespected, uncomfortable and singled out. Very bad social skills. That's not helping the community. Luckily there was some staff who were willing to give me a hug. Ty for them angels. .

I've used this Ashland food bank a number of times. I am so Grateful to the community and the…read morestaff. "The staff" is so friendly and helpful like they genuinely Care! "Thank you" O ya the food is fresh. some frozen. canned goods. breads. All have been great so far.