Counties served: Morrow, Umatilla
Business: 541-276-3322
Crisis hotline: 800-833-1161
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Languages spoken at location

At least one staff member at this program speaks each language listed below. Translators may be available for other languages upon request.
  • English
  • Spanish

Services

  • 24-hour crisis and support hotline
  • Emergency shelter
  • Support groups
  • Legal advocacy
  • Services for children and youth
  • Prevention education
  • Referrals to other services
  • Group support for survivors of sexual abuse and domestic violence. Parenting classes including: Make Parenting a Pleasure, Parenting Now!, Triple P and Abriendo Puertas. Life Skills classes including: budgeting, job readiness, job retention, stress management, tenant rights and responsibilities, nutrition and cooking. Friends and Family class for people who want to understand and help survivors of domestic violence. The Friends and Family class is also available to helping agencies who interact with survivors. Mental Health First Aid classes for the community. Accompaniment to court with survivors and response to hospital for sexual assault.

Off-site services

  • DHS in Boardman
  • City Hall in Boardman
  • City Hall in Milton-Freewater
  • DHS in Hermiston
  • DHS in Pendleton
  • DHS in Milton-Freewater
  • DVS office in Heppner

Upcoming events at Domestic Violence Services Inc.

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Job opportunities

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Members portal

Logged-in Coalition members can update their program's FIND HELP directory listing, search our statewide directory of service providers, and access other exclusive resources.
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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.

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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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.