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Multnomah
Volunteers of America-Home Free
Volunteers of America-Home Free
Crisis Line:
503-771-5503
Business Line:
503-239-3929 Location
Volunteers of America-Home Free
Sexual Assault Resource Center
Provides immediate response and support to sexually assaulted survivors.
Crisis Line:
503-640-5311
Business Line:
503-384-0480
Web Site:
http://www.sarcoregon.org Location
Mission is to provide immediate response and support to sexually assaulted survivors and empower them to heal and regain control of their lives. To minimize the aftermath by providing advocacy, information, and referrals to the survivors and their families. To educate and create awareness surrounding sexual assault to members of the community.
South Asian Women's Empowerment & Resource Center (SAWERA)
Offers free, confidential, and culturally sensitive services to South Asian women and children who are experiencing domestic violence in Oregon.
Business Line:
503-641-2425
Web Site:
http://www.sawera.org Location
SAWERA offers free, confidential, and culturally sensitive services to South Asian women and children who are
experiencing domestic violence in Oregon.
Russian Oregon Social Services (ROSS)
Russian Oregon Social Services (ROSS)
Crisis Line:
503-777-3437
Business Line:
503-777-3437 Location
Russian Oregon Social Services (ROSS)
Immigrant & Refugee Community Organization (IRCO) - Refugee and Immigrant Family Strengthening
Immigrant & Refugee Community Organization (IRCO) - Refugee and Immigrant Family Strengthening
Business Line:
503-234-1541
Web Site:
http://www.irco.org Location
Supported through a diverse funding base, including the State of Oregon Department of Justice, Victims of Crime Act, Violence Against Women Act, and Multnomah County, the RIFS program offers bilingual/bicultural case management, crisis intervention, interpretation and client advocacy, access to emergency and support services, client assistance funds, transportation and emergency rental assistance, community outreach and education, support groups and classes to immigrant and refugee domestic violence victims facing cultural and linguistic barriers to mainstream support services. RIFS works with over 120 victims annually; 95 % of whom exit the project successfully and are living independently and are no longer with their abuser.
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