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SAFETY ALERT - Survivors: your computer and phone use can be monitored. If this is a concern, we recommend finding a safer (public/friend's) computer or phone. When you feel safe, please call:
Call to Safety 24/7 crisis line | 503-235-5333
IRCO: Refugee & Immigrant Family Strengthening (DV/SA/ST survivor services)
IRCO: Refugee & Immigrant Family Strengthening (DV/SA/ST survivor services)
RIFS works with participants who are part of our immigrant and refugee communities and undocumented survivors.
Started in 1998, we are a culturally and linguistically specific program that provides holistic, culturally specific, trauma-informed intensive case management and wrap-around services to survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and stalking who have been victimized in the last 6 months and live in the Portland Metro area and Ontario, OR.
RIFS Advocates are a lifeline for survivors as they flee from violence, recover from trauma, and rebuild their lives. Our team is multi-cultural, multi-ethnic, and multi-lingual and the staff speak a total of 21 languages. We are client centered and work with the community partners through outreach and collaboration to assist DV/SA/ST survivors.
RIFS serves participant survivors with a vast list of available resources ranging from safety planning and escape to legal support and court accompaniment, to emergency shelter and sustainable housing, language education and employment training, and many things in between. All participants and their accompanying children can make use of Survivor Services and all our services are free and confidential.
For referral, please contact the RIFS hotline: 503-445-1446
PPS Resources for Crisis or Emergency Support & Advocacy (updated Feb 2021)
Note: For male survivors: sexual assault can happen to anyone, no matter your age, sexual orientation, or gender identity. Men and boys who have been sexually assaulted or abused may have many of the same feelings and reactions as other survivors of sexual assault, but they may also face some additional challenges because of social attitudes and stereotypes about men and masculinity.
Click here for resources for male survivors
Cares Northwest - Forensic Interviewing & Medical Support for Children Under 14
CARES Northwest is a collaborative, community-based medical program for the assessment, treatment and prevention of child abuse. They provide 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.
Sexual Assault Resource Center
4900 SW Griffith Drive, Suite 100
Beaverton, Oregon 97005
24 hour hotline: 503-640-5311 | office: 503-626-9100 | Spanish and English
SARC resources include a 24 hour hotline, counseling services, case management, prevention/education and the Latinx Program. For individual counseling services, you must be a resident in Washington County.
10305 East Burnside Street, Portland, OR 97216
503-988-6400
Mon-Fri 9am-4pm
The Gateway Center can assist you in making decisions that are right for you. At the Gateway Center, you can meet with a Navigator (an Advocate) who will help you learn about the services and resources that are available to you because of your intimate partner violence situation. The following culturally specific agencies have services located at Gateway Center: Catholic Charities' El Programa Hispano Proyecto UNICA, Bradley Angle Healing Roots Center, The Native American Youth and Family Center (NAYA), Immigrant and Refugee Community Organization's (IRCO) Refugee and Immigrant Family Strengthening Program (RIFS), Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon (EMO) and Russian Oregon Social Services (ROSS), YWCA of Greater Portland, Disability Awareness Resource Team
location undisclosed
503-222-6507
Our Youth Program works across all programs to create a culture that provides Family-Centered Advocacy and looks at families as a whole. Activities for youth include: Support groups, Homework help, Arts and crafts, Creative writing groups, Sports and games, Field trips, Gardening, Cooking groups, Life skills workshops, Job readiness for teens, Children’s yoga, “Train the dog” sessions with Little Dog Laughed
Bradley Angle Healing Roots Center
5432 N Albina Ave, Portland, OR 97217
24 hour crisis line: 503-235-5333 Kenya Ifemelu for more information: kenyab@bradleyangle.org
The Healing Roots Center offers one-on-one support for domestic violence survivors and their children as well as culturally specific, topic-based support groups that explore domestic violence, healthy relationships, and healing from trauma.
888-235-5333
Phone line offering a 24-hour crisis line, support groups, medical advocacy, and LGBTQI2S+ support.
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