RESOURCES TO HELP
No one deserves to experience violence or abuse. Help is available, and you are not alone.
In Oregon, there are many programs that offer confidential, private, and free resources for people that have experienced violence or abuse. Please read on to learn more about resources and information that may help you or a friend navigate dating violence, domestic violence, stalking, sexual assault, or sexual harassment.
OREGON COALITION AGAINST DOMESTIC & SExUAL VIOLENCE
The Oregon Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence (OCADSV) maintains a list of Oregon’s confidential advocacy services, including shelters, advocacy programs, and legal services. Most of these resources are confidential and free for survivors and victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, sexual harassment, stalking, and dating violence.
OREgON SEXUAL ASSAULT TASK FORCE’s “CAMPUS REPORTING OPTIONS” WEBSITE
The Oregon Sexual Assault Task Force (a statewide nonprofit) has compiled information for college and k-12 students about their rights and options under Title IX, Clery, and other state laws that protect students and ensure that colleges, universities, and k-12 schools provide learning environments, free from violence.
www.campusreportingoptions.org/
Know the laws in oregon - womenslaw.org
Womenslaw.org compiles information about Oregon’s various laws regarding protective (restraining) orders, custody and parenting, divorce, state gun laws, suing an abuser, and more.
