We provide a safe, trauma-informed, and compassionate environment for children.
Hotline Services
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CRISIS HOTLINE
(503) 771-5503 Mon. – Fri. 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Advocates can provide emotional support, safety planning, referrals to community resources, assistance with relocation, stabilization assessments, and connection to address confidentiality programs.
Advocates can answer questions from survivors and community partners around completing restraining order paperwork. Advocates are not attorneys and cannot provide legal advice.
If you think you have a problem with gambling, or if you are concerned about at loved one’s gambling, feel free to call us or the Oregon Problem Gambling Helpline.
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Your gift helps support programs and services that encourage positive development, foster independence, and promote the type of self-sufficiency that can change someone's life.
Every year, 600 community members like you put their passion to work through 21,000 hours of enhancing relationships with children and youth, enriching activities for elders, encouraging people rebuilding their lives after addiction and incarceration.
We are excited to share our stories with you from the past year in our 2021 Annual Report. Thank you for your support throughout the year. With you, we have been able to give hope to our community and change lives this year.
This Problem Gambling Awareness month, we are proud to announce that VOA Oregon Prevention Services is a recent recipient of a $50,000 grant from the Spirit Mountain Community Fund! Problem Gambling Awareness Month (PGAM) is a grassroot campaign started by
This is Change With Greg Kennedy I love how VOA Oregon is a part of this community and willing to be a part of solutions to the issues we face. One of the biggest issues we see is a need
This is Why with Barbara Peterson At the Women’s Residential Center (WRC), our goal is to help women struggling with chemical dependency rebuild their lives and reenter their communities as healthy, productive individuals. The women that come to our center