Counties served: Washington
Business: 503-430-8300
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    • Services

    • Legal advocacy
    • Referrals to other services
    • Family Justice Center (FJC)

    Remarks

    Location: 735 SW 158th Avenue, Beaverton, Oregon

    From their website:

    We are officially open as of March 26th at our new location 735 SW 158th Beaverton. We are working on creating a schedule of when services will be on location as not all services will be provided during all open hours. The help that having the Domestic Violence Resource Center (DVRC), Law Enforcement, Video Court connection for restraining orders, Oregon Law Center, Adelante Mujeres, Voices Set Free, Abuse Recovery and Ministry Services (ARMS) and others that have joined us will allow an individual who is experiencing domestic violence and needs assistance to find the help and resources needed to escape a bad situation and find safety, healing and hope all under one roof.

    We are here to help you in whatever level of emergency or interest you may have. You may stop by during open hours 8-5 Monday through Friday or call the facility or DVRC hotline.

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