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What is sexual violence?

Sexual violence is any nonconsensual sexual act, or any sexual act where "no" is not a viable option for any person involved (due to coercion, drug/alcohol use, physical or mental incapacitation, etc).

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What is domestic violence?

Domestic violence is a pattern of coercive and/or violent tactics perpetrated by one person against a family member, roommate, or intimate partner, with the goal of establishing and maintaining power and control over that person.

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Full list of Oregon's community-based resources for survivors

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Community-based shelters and advocacy programs

Name of program Crisis hotline Business Counties served
Battered Persons' Advocacy 541-673-7867 541-957-0288 Douglas
Bradley Angle N/A 503-232-1528 Multnomah
Burns Paiute Tribe - Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Program N/A 541-573-8053 Harney
Call to Safety 503.232.9751 503.235.5333 Multnomah, Washington
Canyon Crisis and Resource Center 503-897-2327 503-897-2327 Marion
Center Against Rape and Domestic Violence 541-754-0110 541-758-0219 Benton, Linn
Center for Hope and Safety 503-399-7722 503-378-1572 Marion, Polk
Clackamas Women's Services 503-654-2288 503-655-8600 Clackamas
Community Works 541-779-4357 541-779-2393 Jackson
Confederated Tribes of Coos, Lower Umpqua and Siuslaw Indians - Family Services N/A 541-888-1309 Coos, Lane
Confederated Tribes of Siletz - CARE Program 541-994-5959 541-444-9679 Lane, Lincoln
Confederated Tribes of Umatilla Indian Reservation - Family Violence Services 541-429-7045 541-429-7045 Umatilla
Coquille Indian Tribe - Healthy Families First N/A 541-888-9494 Coos, Curry, Jackson, Lane
Cow Creek Band of Umpqua Tribe of Indians - Adult & Family Services N/A 541-677-5575 Douglas
Domestic Violence Resource Center 503-469-8620 503-640-5352 Washington
Domestic Violence Services Inc. 800-833-1161 541-276-3322 Morrow, Umatilla
Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon - Russian Oregon Social Services 503-777-3437 503-777-3437 Multnomah
El Programa Hispano Católico - Project UNICA 503-232-4448 -- Multnomah
Family Justice Center of Washington County N/A 503-430-8300 Washington
Gateway Center for Domestic Violence Services N/A 503-988-6400 Multnomah
Harney Helping Organization for Personal Emergencies 541-573-7176 541-573-2726 Harney
HAVEN From Domestic and Sexual Violence 541-298-4789 541-296-1662 Gilliam, Sherman, Wasco, Wheeler
Heart of Grant County 541-620-1342 541-575-4335 Grant
Helping Hands Against Violence, Inc. 541-386-6603 541-386-4808 Hood River
Henderson House 503-472-1503 503-472-0244 Yamhill
Illinois Valley Safe House Alliance N/A 541-592-5332 Josephine
Immigrant & Refugee Community Organization - Refugee and Immigrant Family Strengthening (IRCO - RIFS) N/A 503-234-1541 Multnomah
IMPACT NW - Parent Child Therapeutic Services N/A 503-721-6776 Multnomah
Jackson County Sexual Assault Response Team (SART) N/A 541-840-0904 Jackson
Klamath Tribes - Healing Winds 800-524-9787 x1 541-783-2219 x148 Klamath
Lake County Crisis Center 541-947-2449 541-947-2498 Lake
Marta's House / Klamath Crisis Center 541-884-0390 541-850-8939 Klamath
MayDay, Inc. 541-523-4134 541-523-9472 Baker
My Sisters' Place 541-994-5959 541-574-9424 Lincoln
Native American Youth and Family Healing Center 503-318-5213 503-288-8177 Multnomah
New Beginnings Intervention Center 800-850-4838 541-576-3009 Lake
Northwest Family Services - Casa Esperanza N/A 503-974-9882 Clackamas
Oasis Shelter Home 541-247-7600 541-425-5238 Curry
Project Dove 541-889-2000 541-889-6316 Malheur
Raphael House of Portland 503-222-6222* 503-222-6507 Multnomah
SABLE House 1-866-518-0284 503-623-6703 Polk
Safe Harbors 541-426-6565 541-426-4004 Wallowa
SAFE of Columbia County 503-397-6161 503-397-7110 Columbia
Salvation Army - West Women's & Children's Shelter 503-224-7718 503-224-7718 Multnomah
Saving Grace 541-389-7021 541-382-9227 Crook, Deschutes, Jefferson
Self Enhancement, Inc. - Domestic Violence Program N/A 503-285-0439 Multnomah
Sexual Assault Resource Center (SARC) 503-640-5311 503-626-9100 Clackamas, Multnomah, Washington
Sexual Assault Support Services 541-343-7277 541-484-9791 Lane
Shelter From the Storm 541-963-9261 541-963-7226 Union
Siuslaw Outreach Services 541-997-4444 541-997-2816 Lane
The Harbor 503-325-5735 503-325-4962 Clatsop
The SAFE Project 541-756-7000 541-888-1048 Coos
Tides of Change 503-842-9486 503-842-5168 Tillamook
Volunteers of America Oregon - Home Free 503-771-5503 503-239-3929 Multnomah
Warm Springs Reservation - Victims of Crime Services 541-553-1171 541-553-2293 Jefferson
Women's Crisis Support Team 541-479-9349 541-476-3877 Josephine
Womenspace 541-485-6513 541-485-8232 Lane
YWCA of Greater Portland N/A 503-294-7400 Multnomah

Non-advocacy service providers

Business
Abuse Recovery Ministry Services 503-846-9284
Pathways to Safety International 503-203-1444
Survivor Collective Alliance, Reaching Society (SCARS) 971-217-7119

Additional resources

Legal assistance programs

Legal aid and assistance programs offer free or low-cost legal consultation, advice, and/or representation in court by a licensed attorney or other legal professional.

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Campus-based advocacy programs

A growing number of Oregon colleges and universities offer confidential advocacy and support resources for survivors of sexual assault and harassment.

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In addition to being crimes, sexual harassment and sexual violence are kinds of sex discrimination that are prohibited by federal Title IX laws and other regulations.

All schools receiving federal student aid are required to have formal processes for receiving Title IX complaints, investigating them, and determining what action(s) the school administration will take in response.

Click here to learn more about Title IX

Each school's formal Title IX complaint process is almost always separate from the advocacy and support services listed here on the OCADSV.org website.

Victim Assistance Programs (VAPs)

In addition to the community-based nonprofit shelters and advocacy programs, campus-based advocacy programs, and legal aid organizations listed above, most district attorneys' offices, some police/sheriff departments, and a few parole / probation offices operate Victim Assistance Programs (VAPs). 

Victim assistance programs offer:

  • support to victims of crime with navigating the criminal justice system;
  • assistance with applying for state crime victims compensation; and
  • referrals to other service providers in the community.

VAPs generally provide services to victims of crime in relation to criminal cases that are being prosecuted by the state. They do not generally provide support in relation to civil legal proceedings (e.g. divorce, civil lawsuits).

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Victim assistance is NOT the same as community-based advocacy.

Communications between survivors and victim assistance programs (VAPs) are not protected by state or federal advocate privilege and confidentiality laws. 

Under certain circumstances, victim assistance programs may be required to share information with prosecutors or law enforcement.

Not sure who to call?
National Domestic Violence Hotline
[external link]		 (800) 799-7233
National Sexual Assault Hotline
[external link]		 (800) 656-4673
Suicide Prevention Lifeline
[external link]		 (800) 273-8255
Alcohol / Drug Crisis and Referral Line
[external link]		 (800) 923-4357
Report child / vulnerable adult / elder abuse to
the Oregon Department of Human Services
[external link]		 (855) 503-7233
Privilege and confidentiality protections

The confidentiality of certain information shared between certified advocates and victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, or stalking is protected under Oregon state law. 

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Filing a grievance or complaint

If you have had a negative experience with a shelter or advocacy program, we recommend speaking directly with that organization's executive director or other management personnel. 

If that fails to resolve the dispute, or you feel that the organization has treated you unfairly, you have the option of submitting a formal complaint to the Oregon Department of Human Services.

The Oregon Coalition Against Domestic & Sexual Violence does not have regulatory oversight or supervisory authority over our member programs. We provide training, research and other support to our member programs, in the interest of better serving survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and stalking throughout the state.

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