button located in the upper right corner of your screen.Holiday Giving at DVRC
We are gearing up for the holiday season! Will you join us in providing support, comfort, and holiday joy to survivors? 6 ways to support survivors through Holiday Giving: Holiday Shop We are collecting gifts for kids of all ages! We are accepting gifts throughout the entire month of December to encompass all winter holidays. …
SUPPORT NEEDED: Emergency Food Drive
As SNAP benefits are set to lapse at the end of the October, many survivors in our community worry about how they will feed their families going forward. We are asking our community to help us keep survivors fed by giving to our Emergency Food Drive. Ways to support: ✅ Drop off non-perishable food to …
STATE FUNDING FOR VICTIM SERVICES AT RISK
*** FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE *** STATE FUNDING FOR VICTIM SERVICES AT RISK Amid the whiplash and ambiguity surrounding federal funding commitments, uncertainty at the state level is raising concerns about the possibility of drastic cuts to victim services in Oregon. Impacted services would include emergency shelter, housing stabilization, crisis lines, and other forms of crisis …
Annual Report 2024
The Domestic Violence Resource Center’s 2024 Annual Report is now available!
Temporary Pause of the Advocacy & Empowerment Program
**ADVOCACY SERVICES HAVE RESUMED TO NORMAL Dear Community, We want to inform you of a temporary pause of our Advocacy & Empowerment Program at the Domestic Violence Resource Center. This pause will only affect advocacy services provided at the Family Justice Center of Washington County and will not impact our Counseling Services or Housing Services …