Offers a variety of services, including a 24-hour crisis hotline for education, support, and safety planning; support group sessions; walk-in/phone-in advocacy. There is a gender-inclusive domestic violence shelter (which includes a Children's Advocacy Program (CAP) for residents). Legal advocacy services provide information and assistance in completing protection orders and may provide court accompaniment to Protection Order Court at the Clark County Courthouse. Also provides cell phones that dial 911 at any time.

15-week faith-based class for female survivors of domestic abuse. Individuals can join at any time and continue as long as they find it helpful. Groups are held in multiple locations in person and virtually.

Offers culturally specific advocacy and support groups with focus for Black and African-American women survivors of domestic violence. Staff connect survivors to resources for housing, employment, education, medical care, legal assistance, and other needed services. Helps survivors learn more about domestic violence, get support from staff and peers, and create social connections within an affirming and welcoming space.

Offers confidential services such as support groups, resource referrals, safety planning, shelter and housing assistance, and basic needs assistance. Also offers related classes and workshops.

Provides support groups for sexual assault and domestic violence survivors.

Provides a 24-hour crisis line, support groups, and advocacy for survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, and human trafficking. Emergency shelter is available for those fleeing domestic or sexual violence situations. Other services include 911 cell phones, court accompaniment, the Address Confidentiality Program, and referral to other social services. Community education is also offered.

Provides mental health counseling that includes but is not limited to individual and family therapy, career counseling, academic school guidance, domestic violence (individual counseling and support groups), and new mother support. Also provides foster parent support and adult foster care support (life skills, personal and social development, conflict management, and budgeting). Intensive Outpatient Services (IOP) include medication management, individual therapy, and family/couples therapy as needed. Most services are provided virtually.

Provides mental health counseling that includes but is not limited to individual and family therapy, career counseling, academic school guidance, domestic violence (individual counseling and support groups), and new mother support. Also provides foster parent support and adult foster care support (life skills, personal and social development, conflict management, and budgeting). Intensive Outpatient Services (IOP) include medication management, individual therapy, and family/couples therapy as needed. Most services are provided virtually.

Provides services for survivors of domestic, dating, and sexual violence and abuse. Services include:
-24-hour telephone crisis line and information and referral
-Confidential text & chat line
-Emergency shelter and transitional housing services for survivors of domestic and sexual violence. Shelter location is confidential.
-Individual and family counseling and support groups
-Legal advocacy to assist with temporary restraining orders and safety planning
-Housing advocacy and financial empowerment program to provide support for housing issues, as well as financial abuse recovery and planning
-Youth Services including individual and family supports, community building activities and support groups
-Violence prevention and community education
-Rural outreach services in Sandy, Estacada, Canby, and Molalla

A support group providing a safe space to talk with other women. Topics include healthy relationships and domestic violence. Zumba is offered with a certified instructor. Snacks, refreshments, and childcare are provided during the group.

Provides crisis intervention, support groups, advocacy, community education/trainings, outreach, safety planning, and individual and group counseling to adults and teens that have experienced family or intimate partner violence at any time in their lives. Provides information and referral to outside agencies as well as to the Children's Counseling Program, Protective Order Advocacy Program, and Monika's House Shelter. Intakes are typically approximately 2 hours long and include a one-on-one explanation of services and assessment if programs are appropriate for the client and/or children. Children are not allowed at this appointment.

This agency accepts donations of mobile phones.

Counseling is provided by individuals who are completing their Master's degrees or licensed in this field. Counseling interns work at the agency for an average of 8 months and are supervised by licensed professionals. Other services are provided by staff, advocates, and trained volunteers.

Provides a 24-hour crisis line. Other services include:
-Emergency shelter in Pendleton and Hermiston for survivors and their children
-Confidential abuse assessment
-Safety planning and advocacy, including child advocacy
-Restraining order petition assistance
-Response to hospitals and court accompaniment
-Peer domestic violence and sexual abuse support groups, including bilingual support groups
-Group support for friends and family of people in abusive relationships
-Bilingual parenting and life skills classes
-Community education
-Mental Health First Aid classes

Outreach offices in Heppner, Boardman, and Milton-Freewater. Provides comprehensive training for crisis response volunteers.

Provides a 24-hour crisis line. Other services include:
-Emergency shelter in Pendleton and Hermiston for survivors and their children
-Confidential abuse assessment
-Safety planning and advocacy, including child advocacy
-Restraining order petition assistance
-Response to hospitals and court accompaniment
-Peer domestic violence and sexual abuse support groups, including bilingual support groups
-Group support for friends and family of people in abusive relationships
-Bilingual parenting and life skills classes
-Community education
-Mental Health First Aid classes

Outreach offices in Heppner, Boardman, and Milton-Freewater. Provides comprehensive training for crisis response volunteers.

UNICA (Un Nuevo Inicio para Concluir el Abuso/A New Beginning to End Abuse) assists Spanish-speaking individuals and families affected by domestic violence and/or sexual assault. Services include:
-24-hour Spanish-language Crisis Line
-Case management and advocacy for domestic violence and sexual assault survivors
-Housing Assessment
-Spanish-language support groups
-Parenting support
-Community education
-Assistance for petitioners of restraining and stalking orders

Navigators (advocates) provide information about services, resources, support to survivors of domestic violence and assistance with filling out forms and applications regarding safety issues. Information and support are available in the following areas: crisis and safety planning (Safety and Stabilization Assessment or SSA); restraining order applications and court appearances; crime reporting and prosecution; adult, teen, and children's support groups; spiritual support; culturally appropriate advocacy; advocacy and information about restraining orders and stalking orders; benefits to domestic violence survivors offered by DHS; mental health counseling; and legal consultation.

Provides a crisis line, safety planning, short-term shelter, counseling, court advocacy, support groups, and referral to and advocacy with local agencies and other programs that offer long-term shelter. For survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault, provides assistance with temporary restraining and stalking orders. Does not provide intervention services for perpetrators of violence.

Provides a crisis line, short-term emergency shelter, confidential walk-in center, peer counseling, transportation, temporary safe housing and access to transitional housing, support groups, medical and legal advocacy, outreach and education regarding domestic violence and sexual assault.

Provides a crisis hotline and a 30-day emergency shelter with six rooms for survivors of sexual assault, domestic violence, or stalking. Offers medical and legal advocacy, including accompaniment to appointments and assistance with paperwork. Food, clothing, and peer counseling are available as well.

Provides domestic violence and sexual assault client advocacy services. Services include a crisis hotline, coordinated wraparound service, referrals, assistance with filling out protective orders, youth outreach support groups, weekly support groups for domestic violence and sexual violence survivors (including adult survivors of child sexual abuse), and an art therapy group.

Provides a confidential crisis and support line for safety planning and referrals, a safe house, support groups, and community education to prevent intimate partner violence. Can assist with restraining order process and accompanying individuals to the Lane County Courthouse. Rural outreach provided by arrangement.

Provides a range of advocacy and support to survivors of domestic violence or sexual assault. Services include crisis intervention, court and medical accompaniment, peer advocacy, support groups, assistance with locating financial help, assistance with restraining and stalking orders, children's summer program, community education, referrals to meet emergency needs, and emergency shelter.

Offers therapeutic services to domestic violence survivors and their children. Services are intended to strengthen the parent-child relationship, provide support with behavioral issues, build stress management skills, support emotional regulation, and help survivors access additional community resources. Parent-Child Specialists also support caregivers in understanding how domestic violence and trauma impact children and the parent-child relationship. Services can be offered in the home, shelter, or Gateway Center for Domestic Violence and are generally offered weekly for at least a few months. Also provides a parenting support group for mothers who are survivors.

Provides a helpline, support groups, and a variety of supportive services for survivors of intimate partner violence, sexual assault, stalking, and trafficking. Provides emergency shelter services, based on availability, for survivors. Also provides in-person response to the emergency room for sexual assault survivors, and assistance with protective and stalking orders.

Every person who contacts Klamath Advocacy Center gets five essential services for safety and independence: safety plan, risk assessment, needs assessment, resource information, and next steps.

Provides advocacy, protective order assistance, emergency sheltering, safety planning, court and medical/hospital accompaniment, referrals, support groups, and a crisis line.

Provides services to survivors of domestic and sexual violence, including safety planning, crisis intervention, advocacy, and educational services. Works with local programs to facilitate safety planning, provide transportation when needed, and assure the practice of culturally relevant services in local shelters.

Weekly domestic violence support groups that are closed groups held off-site for confidentiality reasons. Free child care is available.

Provides a crisis line, shelter, support groups, and legal advocacy (assistance with protective and stalking orders).

Provides domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking crisis line. Also provides shelter, advocacy, and support groups for children, teens, and adults.

Offers case management, safety planning, information and referral, advocacy, support groups, community outreach, and education related to domestic and sexual violence. Support groups are available both to the public and to residents of the confidential shelter facility. Also provides rental and housing assistance services.

Offers support groups and community education on sexual harassment, sexual assault, and domestic violence and adult domestic violence prevention workshops. Provides medical, legal, and financial advocacy for survivors such as navigating the Department of Human Services Child Welfare and the Self Sufficiency office. Assists with applying for Temporary Assistance for Domestic Violence Survivors (TA-DVS).


Rural outreach: Supports survivors with safety planning, support groups, and meets for weekly consultation.

Provides shelter for domestic violence and sexual assault survivors. Also provides a crisis line, outreach services, support groups, and community education.

Provides comprehensive family violence and sexual assault services. Services include 24 hour crisis hotline, emergency shelter, individual crisis counseling for adults and children, weekly support groups for adults and children, restraining order assistance, hospital accompaniment, and supervised visitation and exchange.

Provides comprehensive family violence and sexual assault services. Services include 24 hour crisis hotline, emergency shelter, individual crisis counseling for adults and children, weekly support groups for adults and children, restraining order assistance, hospital accompaniment, and supervised visitation and exchange.

Provides comprehensive family violence and sexual assault services. Services include 24 hour crisis hotline, emergency shelter, individual crisis counseling for adults and children, weekly support groups for adults and children, restraining order assistance, hospital accompaniment, and supervised visitation and exchange.

Provides comprehensive family violence and sexual assault services. Services include 24 hour crisis hotline, emergency shelter, individual crisis counseling for adults and children, weekly support groups for adults and children, restraining order assistance, hospital accompaniment, and supervised visitation and exchange.

The Anti-Domestic & Sexual Violence (ADSV) Program prioritizes offering safe and confidential, culturally specific advocacy services to Black and African American survivors of sexual violence, including and not limited to domestic violence, sexual assault, sex trafficking, dating violence and/or stalking. Advocates assist individuals with safety plans; SSAs; short/long-term case management; peer and group supports; emergency, medical and judicial accompaniments; relocation assistance and advocacy.

Offers a crisis line and emergency shelter. Advocacy includes information and referral, assistance with restraining orders, reporting options, counseling and support groups for women and children, and other supportive services.

Provides services to those escaping domestic violence. Crisis intervention services include emergency shelter, crisis line, advocacy, therapeutic children's programs, and support groups. Self-sufficiency programming includes transitional housing and advocacy, information and referral, and life skills training. Provides community education and educational materials. The program is 60 days with the potential of an extension to 90 days.

A domestic violence and sexual intervention program that includes services such as:
Emergency Services: Hotline, information and referral, and telephone advocacy
Housing Services: Home visits, long-term advocacy and support, help to locate and maintain safe housing
Domestic and Sexual Violence Healthcare and Advocacy
Court and Legal Advocacy with a restraining order hotline
Economic Empowerment: Credit building/repair advocacy, savings, interview skills, employment seekers group, barrier reduction assistance, and Rent Well landlord-tenant education

Motel vouchers are only available for those in emergencies who are actively fleeing domestic violence, availability is dependent upon funding.