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Statewide Crisis Hotline: 1-888-235-5333 

National Domestic Violence Hotline: 800-799-7233 or text “start” to 88788

Portland Women's Crisis Line: 1-888-235-5333

Volunteer of America Oregon Home Free Restraining Order Hotline: 503.802.0506

El Programa Hispano Proyecto UNICA: 503.232.4448

For emergencies, please call 911.

Check the Call to Safety Shelter Space Site for daily updated shelter availability:

Undisclosed locations. Confidential shelters for women and children, male or female, 17 and younger, leaving DV situations. Meeting attendance is required, 7-week length of stay. Case management and support groups provided. Phone screening required. 24-hour crisis line. 

503-235-5333 |

Project UNICA (Proyecto UNICA) provides culturally specific crisis line and other services for Latino victims of domestic violence and sexual assault. 24-Hour Spanish language crisis line, case management and advocacy, Spanish language support groups, parenting support, community education, assistance for petitioners of restraining and stalking orders.   

Línea de Crisis 503-232-4448. Línea de Crisis 24 horas sin costo 1-888-232-4448.

503-669-8350 | 138 NE 3rd St., Suite 140 Gresham, OR 97030 |  

503-231-4866 | Portland: 2740 SE Powell Blvd. #9 (Third Floor) Portland, OR 97030 

A collaborative, community-based medical program, one of the oldest and largest child abuse assessments and treatment centers in the nation. Provides a safe, child-friendly environment for the assessment of children for whom there are concerns of physical or sexual abuse, neglect and exposure to domestic violence. Physical examinations and interviews are conducted in a comfortable environment to help children feel safe.   

503-276-9000 | 2800 N Vancouver Ave. Suite 201 Portland, OR 97227 |

Drop-in Services Available: Monday through Friday, 8:00 am - 4:00 pm. They also operate a confidential shelter. 24-hour phone in-take. Women staying in shelter receive counseling and case management services to begin the healing process and begin planning for their future. Residents receive emergency supplies such as food, clothing and toiletries. Serves women and women with children fleeing domestic violence or recent sexual abuse. No males over 18. Case management.   

1-888-654-2288 or 503-655-8600 | 256 Warner Milne Road Oregon City, OR 97045 |

Free and bilingual services are available to survivors of domestic violence. Services are offered to children ages 4-17 and adults through educational groups and individual and family counseling. Operates a domestic violence shelter and transitional housing program.   

503-469-8620 or 1-866-469-8600 (24 Hour Crisis Line) |

Gateway Center

Best starting point for Domestic Violence services. They will connect you with the appropriate programs.

Gateway Center for Domestic Violence Services aims to create a comprehensive, centrally located center for victims of domestic violence and their children for easier accessibility for information, referrals, resources and services.   

503-988-6400 | 10305 East Burnside St. Portland, OR 97216

Good Neighbor Center

Good Neighbor Center empowers families experiencing housing insecurity by providing shelter, resources, and support security by providing shelter, resources, and is for lasting stability.   

503-443-6084 | 11130 SW Greenburg Rd. Tigard, OR 97223 | 

Domestic Violence services for African and African American women and children. Programs include yoga classes, support groups, parenting classes, job preparation, and youth groups. 

503-9591 Ext. 308 | 5432 N Albina Ave. Portland, OR 97217 |

Monika's House is Washington County's only confidentially located domestic violence shelter. 

503-469-8620 |735 SW 158th Ave. Beaverton, OR 97006 |

Comprehensive listing of organizations ending domestic and sexual violence in Oregon.  

503-230-1951 | 1737 NE Alberta St, Suite 205 Portland, Oregon 97211 |

Portland Women's Crisis Line

Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault crisis line, with access to interpreters 24 hours a day (through AT&T Language Line).   

1-888-235-5333

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24-hour crisis line. Emergency housing for victims fleeing a domestic violence situation. Advocacy includes support groups, children's groups, referrals, and emotional support. 60-day limit.   

503-222-6222 |

Support groups, advocacy, and other services for immigrant and refugee victims of domestic violence, especially Southeast Asian, Pacific Islander, and Eastern European.  IRCO Services Against Exploitation (SAE) provides immediate and long-term assistance to adult survivors of sex and/or labor trafficking anywhere in Oregon. Language Interpretation & Translation, Long Term Case Management, Immigration & Disability Legal Services, Education & Vocational Support, Basic Needs, Crisis Intervention, Public Benefit Advocacy, Employment Rights Help, and both Emergency and Long Term Housing Support.

503-234-1541 | 10301 NE Glisan St. Portland, OR 97220 |

Services for Russian women and families, crisis intervention, long-term case management, individualized resource planning/referrals, advocacy, assistance obtaining protective orders and communication with law enforcement, emotional support, mental health counseling, safety planning, assistance accessing low-cost / free legal services, assistance with temporary / transitional housing, short-term financial assistance and support groups.

503-777-3437 | 4033 SE Woodstock Ave., Portland, OR 97202 |

Women/children; domestic violence victims. Transitional housing for women with children that have completed the 30 day emergency shelter program: food/clothing; transportation assistance; health referrals; job search assistance; counseling; parenting skills training; and GED tutoring. Also serves traumatized children. 

1-800-SAL-ARMY or 503-224-7718 |

Salvation Army Female Emergency Shelter (Safes)

Emergency shelter, showers, restrooms, lockers, telephone, resting areas, laundry, on-site support groups, activities, case management, information, referrals, snacks and advocacy.   

503-227-0810 | 130 SW 2nd Ave. Portland, OR 97204 

Culturally supportive domestic violence services and support groups geared primarily to African-Americans. Short and long term assistance including safety planning, crisis response, advocacy, emergency and short term housing assistance.   

503-972-3698 | 4803 NE 7th Ave Portland, OR 97211 |

24-hour bilingual crisis line for victims of sexual assault. Provides hospital accompaniment within both Multnomah and Washington Counties. Case management, education and outreach programs, support groups and free mental health services.   

503-640-5311 or 1-888-640-5371 | 4900 SW Griffith Dr. Suite 100 Beaverton, OR 97005 |

Provides emergency services and safety planning for women and families leaving a domestic violence situation. Also provides children/teen groups, and parenting support. Spanish-speaking case managers available.   

503-778-7386 | P.O. Box 91242 Portland, OR 97291 |

Resource navigation, therapy services, in reach team, Communities of Restoration and Healing Program.

503-294-7400 | 600 NE 8th St. Gresham, OR 97030

* = SAA Required. The Safety and Stabilization Assessment (SSA) is a tool that all local domestic violence agencies use to assess survivors’ housing and shelter needs. The process of accessing housing services, including emergency shelter, begins with completing an SSA. During the SSA an advocate will ask you a series of questions about your relationship and housing history, and then guide you to the best available resources based on your specific situation. is the main resource for completing an SSA. Gateway Center 503-988-6400

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