Counties served: Jackson
Business: 541-779-2393
Crisis hotline: 541-779-4357
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Languages spoken at location

One or more staff members at this program speak each language listed below. Translators may be available for other languages; contact the program directly for more information.
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  • English
  • Spanish

Services

This program reports they offer the services listed below. We cannot guarantee space or availability; contact the program directly for the most up-to-date information.
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  • 24-hour crisis and support hotline
  • Emergency shelter
  • Transitional housing
  • Support groups
  • Legal advocacy
  • Services for children and youth
  • Prevention education
  • Confidential advocacy, safety planning, and referrals to other services
  • Mentoring and housing for homeless youth (ages 16-26)
  • Life skills training (weekly)

Outstationed advocates at:

Outstationed or co-located advocates work for a nonprofit community-based advocacy program, but spend some of their working hours at an external location. They provide confidential crisis intervention and other advocacy services, while also serving as a resource to their hosting agency.
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  • Oregon Department of Human Services - Self-Sufficiency Office (Medford, Ashland)
  • Oregon Department of Human Services - Child Welfare Office (Medford)
  • Rogue Family Center (White City)
  • Medford Police Department
  • Jackson County Sheriff's Office
  • Central Point Police Department
  • Eagle Point Police Department
  • Rogue Community Health (Medford, White City, Butte Falls)
  • Asante Physicians Partners (Medford, White City)
  • Children's Advocacy Center
  • Jackson County Courthouse
  • Community Family Court

Remarks

2020-03-20: COVID-19 UPDATE

  • Main office and community based advocates in 9 locations (DHS offices, Rogue Community Health offices, JC Courthouse, three law enforcement agencies) are open and serving clients
  • Continue to provide services via appointments either in person or over the phone
  • 24/7 HelpLine (541-779-4357)  serving clients
  • Dunn House Shelter is open and available (currently at capacity)
  • Transitional living housing open and available
  • School-based domestic violence prevention program stopped due to school closures
  • Support groups stopped

2019-02-12: Program reports that their shelter is pet-friendly.

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Non-discrimination and equitable access

Pursuant to federal and state law, community-based advocacy programs receiving federal or state grant funding shall not discriminate, withhold services, or provide preferential treatment on the basis of actual or perceived race, color, religion, national origin, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, or disability.

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Privilege and confidentiality protections

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 provides 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. We do not have regulatory oversight or supervisory authority over our member programs.

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STEP 1: Log in to the members portal

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STEP 2: Go to the claim ownership page

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STEP 3: Find your program in the list

If you see a blue "CLAIM" button next to your program, that means you may claim ownership. Click the button and follow the on-screen instructions.

NOTE: Each FIND HELP page can have only one designated owner. If someone has already claimed ownership over your program's page, you won't be allowed to submit a claim request.

If you can't find your program in the list, or your program's page has been claimed by someone you don't recognize, email Jonathan Gates (link sends e-mail), OCADSV Communications and Events Coordinator.

STEP 4: Wait for approval

All page ownership requests must be approved by coalition staff, to ensure that only authorized individuals are given access.

You can expect to receive an update by email within two business days.

STEP 5: Edit your FIND HELP page

If your request is approved, log back in to the OCADSV Members Portal, go to your program's page, and click the "Edit" tab at the top.