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A toll free information
line in English, Spanish, Russian, Vietnamese, Traditional Chinese
and Korean is available at1-877-287-1010. |
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Multnomah
County Domestic Violence Resource Manual (recommended) Basic information about Domestic Violence including a list of community resources. |
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VINELink
(recommended) Victim Information and Notification Everyday (VINE) will tell you if an offender is in the custody of the Oregon Dept. of Corrections, Oregon Youth Authority or a County Jail and will give you other important custody and/or probation and parole information. VINE will also let you leave a phone number where you want to be called automatically when that offender is realeased, transferred, escapes, dies or has a change in parole or probation status. |
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| Oregon
Department of Justice Crime Victims' Compensation Program Basic information about the Department of Justice and the services it offers, including Crime Victims Compensation. |
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| Domestic
Violence and Juvenile Rights Handbooks (in English and Español)
produced by the Multnomah Bar Association |
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| Oregon
Department of Human Services Information about child and elder abuse, how to report it, and how to get help. |
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| Portland
Women's Crisis Line Free and confidential services for survivors of Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault |
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| Multnomah
County Crisis Hotline Multilanguage flyer with information on the hotline (requires Adobe Acrobat Reader) |
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| Federal
Trade Commission: ID Theft US Government's Central Website for information about Identity Theft |
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| The
National Organization of Parents of Murdered Children (POMC) An organization for the families and friends of those who have died by violence |
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| Oregon
Board of Parole The Board can notify victims of hearings and/or an inmate's release. |
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| ROSS
- Russian Oregon Social Services Helping Russian-speaking refugees/immigrants in overcoming the many barriers in their adaptation to life in the United States and in achieving economic self-sufficiency. |
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| SAWERA
- South Asian Women's Empowerment and Resource Alliance Provides free and confidential culturally-sensitive services to South Asian women and children victims of domestic violence in Greater Portland, Oregon, USA. |
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| Raphael
House of Portland The mission of the Raphael House of Portland is to provide a foundation of hope and healing for victims of domestic violence. |
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| Volunteers
of America Empowering individuals to make positive choices, build stronger families and live healthier, more fulfilling lives. |
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| Bradley-Angle
House Addresses the special concerns and needs of women and children affected by domestic violence. Provides the opportunity for women to achieve self-empowerment, a vital step in ensuring their safety and the safety of their children. |
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| Oregon
Crime Victims' Rights Crime Victims’ Rights Information |
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