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Offering a Holistic Outpatient Experience that helps YOU define your own success.

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Everyone deserves a life free from addiction.

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We provide a safe, trauma-informed, and compassionate environment for children.

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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.

RESTRAINING ORDER HOTLINE

(503) 802-0506
homefreecourt@voaor.org
Mon. – Fri. 8:00 AM – 2:00 PM

Advocates can answer questions from survivors and community partners around completing restraining order paperwork. Advocates are not attorneys and cannot provide legal advice.

PROBLEM GAMBLING HELPLINE

503-972-9626
Mon. – Fri. 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
877-MY-LIMIT
24/7 Availability

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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Volunteers of America Oregon proudly announces our 2nd annual Community Changemakers broadcast celebration. Please join us on Thursday, September 21st at 8:00 pm as we partner with KGW Channel 8 to broadcast live our celebration of service, commitment, and support to our neighbors.

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Every year, community members like you put their passion to work of enhancing relationships with children and youth, encouraging people rebuilding their lives after addiction and incarceration, and supporting survivors of domestic violence.

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In the Spotlight

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From English & History Nerd to Portland Police Cop

July 6, 2023

Interview of Captain David Abrahamson By Jathan Janove VOA Oregon board member and Portland Police Captain David Abrahamson followed an unusual path to a law enforcement career. “I had planned to be an English and history teacher,” he says. “Although

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Working with Students

June 29, 2023

By Anna Bledsoe Our Prevention Services program has partnered with Portland Public Schools (PPS) this academic school year to ensure access to vaping education for middle and high school students. This has included the development of vaping-specific curriculum, offering on-demand

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Making a Difference

June 22, 2023

Interview of Andrea Cook, Ph.D. By Jathan Janove Andrea Cook, Ph.D., VOA Oregon’s Board Secretary, grew up on a ranch in rural eastern Oregon. At age 18 as a college freshman, she came to Portland and fell in love with

Stand with us! Stand together!

Are you wondering how to contribute to societal change as we address systemic racism?
Learn more about how you can make a difference.