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DVRC's Counseling Team is hosting a Pride Art Workshop. Join us on June 24th from 4-5:30PM to celebrate Pride Month, have some snacks, and make fun art. This workshop is open to the community and you do not have to be an active participant in any other DVRC services. Call (503)521-7997 to sign up to ...
Visit us at Pride Beaverton! Stop by our table in the Farmer's Market parking lot to pick up some DVRC info and Pride goodies!
Stop by our table at the Teen Health Expo to pick up DVRC info! This is a FREE event that is open to the public.
Domestic Violence Awareness Month (DVAM) began as The Day of Unity in 1981 and focused on connecting advocates working to end domestic violence across the country. By 1987, the day had grown into an entire month devoted to mourning those who have been lost due to domestic violence, lifting up survivors, and connecting advocates who ...
In honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, we are collaborating with our community partners once again to host the Run For Hope on October 13, 2024. We hope you will join us for a day of honoring survivors and raising awareness!
We are partnering with the Pacific University College of Optometry to provide survivors with a free comprehensive vision exam + a free pair of glasses! Exams are by appointment only.
We are partnering with the Pacific University College of Dental Hygiene to provide survivors with a free dental cleaning and application of fluoride! Cleanings are by appointment only.
We're in Give!Guide once again this year! Support us on our quest to raise $35,000! Donate here: giveguide.org/nonprofits/domestic-violence-resource-center
February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month (TDVAM). Follow DVRC socials to see how we support the teens in our community and visit www.loveisrespect.org for more information regarding teen dating violence and how to practice healthy relationships.