Portland
Fire Bureau:
Emergency
911
Non–Emergency
823–3333
Smoke
Detector Program
823–3752
PORTLAND POLICE BUREAU:
Emergency
911
Non–Emergency
823–3333
Information
& Referral 823–4636
Central
Precinct
823–0097
Northeast
Precinct 823–5700
North
Precinct
823–2120
Bias
Crimes 823–0434
Block
Homes
823–0290
Child
Abuse
248–5249
Crime
Prevention Division 796–3137
Crime
Stoppers
823–4357
Domestic
Violence Reduction Unit 823–0961
Drugs
and Vice Division 823–0246
Fraud
823–0456
Fugitive/Missing
Person
823–0446
Gang
Enforcement Team
823–4106
GREAT
– Gang Resistance Education & Training 823–2078
Robbery
823–0412
Women
Strength/Sexual Assault
(Free
Self–defense for women)
823–0296
Abandoned
Auto Hotline
823–7309
To report abandoned
autos in your neighborhood.
Anti–Violence
Reporting Line
796–1703
Reporting Line offers
referrals, resources, and advocacy for victims of bias motivated crime.
Gang
Hotline
823–4112
Gathering &
dissemination of information on gangs, modes of operation, vehicles,
descriptions of members. Rumor control.
Clarification of graffiti & graffiti removal. Case management
& outreach to gang members under 21 years old.
Multnomah
County Crime Prevention Unit 251–2429
Residential Security
Prog., Coordinate Block Home Program, School Safety & DARE Program,
Neighborhood Watch Program, Personal Safety/Rape Awareness. Free.
Hours:8–5, Mon – Fri.
Multnomah
County Victim Assistance Program
988–3222
Assists victims of
crimes with short term crisis intervention, agency referral, property
return & status of investigation. Accompany victim to court. Seek
restitution for victims on pending criminal cases. Victim advocates for
victims of sexual assault, gang violence, hate crimes &n domestic
violence.
Neighborhood
Mediation Center, 4815 NE 7th
823–3152
Mediation is available
to city of Portland residents with a neighborhood or landlord/tenant
dispute wishing mediation services rather than criminal justice
intervention. Also mediate business/consumer disputes. Services are free.
Information & referral provided. No intra–family disputes.
Neighborhood
Nuisance Division
823–7306
Call to report
accumulations of trash or debris; street or sidewalk obstructions; open
& vacant structures; tall grass and weeds or traffic visibility
obstructions at intersections caused by vegetation or abandoned vehicles
on private property. Also call to report necessary repairs to be done by
landlord.
Northeast
Coalition of Neighborhoods, 4815 NE 7th
823–4575
Coordinates the
following programs & services: Neighborhood Watch, Citizen Foot
Patrol, Drug House elimination, Youth Gangs Program, Child Safety, Block
Home Network, Graffiti Project, Elder Safety and Public Safety Action
Committee. Call to get involved and support the safety of our Northeast
Neighborhoods.
Asian
Family Center
235–9396
Provides case
management services for domestic violence victims. Culturally specific to
South East Asian Families.
Parent–Child
Development Services
262–8244
Funded by Multnomah
County. Culturally specific to South East Asian Families with children 0
– 6 years old and living in Multnomah County. There are no income
guidelines. Other services include youth and family intervention, gang
outreach and housing assistance.
They also house the Success by Six Program which serves the South East Asian
Community in Multnomah County and the Russian and Bosnian Communities in
Washington County.
Bradley
Angle House
281–2442
Emergency shelter and
services for victims of domestic & sexual violence or with drug &
alcohol issues & their children.
Support groups for women abuse victims age 13+ years. Specialized
groups include Spanish speaking, African–American, battered lesbians
& young women 14 – 22 years. Some transitional housing & case
management available. No male
children older than 12. No
drugs/alcohol or violent/abusive behavior while in the program. Above
crisis line is available 24 hours.
African
American Providers Network
493–8623
Provide support
services to victims of domestic and sexual violence or with drug and
alcohol issues. Culturally specific to African, African American and
Caribbean families.
Vancouver
Safe choice
(360) 695–0501
Though located in
Vancouver, WA they serve clients form surrounding communities including
Portland Metro Area. They provide sheter for victims of domestic violence
and take in boys up to 17 years old.
Clackamas
Women's Services
654–2288
Shelter, women's
support group for victims of domestic violence. First come first served basis. Starting October, 2001, they
will lprovide community support group for school age children.
Community
Advocates for Safety & Self Reliance
823–0296
Provides prevention
education programs to prevent violence against women & children.
Self–defense workshops for women, teen girls & children. Kids
Can Project. Fighting Chance
Project. Domestic Violence Prevention Program. Hours 9am–5pm, Mon –
Fri. Fees vary.
LOTUS,
1811 NE 39th St.
282–1082
Provides services to
women who wish to or are in the process of leaving prostitution. Services
include support & education groups, clothing assistance, case
management, advocacy.
Domestic
Violence Unit, District Attorney
248–3873
Call this number if you
wish to prosecute an incident of domestic violence. This office does not
take police reports of incidents of domestic violence. Call the police at
820–3000 to report non–emergencies or 911 for emergencies.
Domestic
Violence Reduction Unit, Portland Police 823–0961
Call this number for
investigative follow–up of existing cases only. For new cases, call the
police non–emergency number at 283–3000 or call 911 in an emergency.
Domestic
Violence Resource Center/Shelter
469–8620
Emergency shelter (4
weeks) for women and their children. One on one counseling & support
groups for women experiencing relationship violence. 24–Hr.Crisis–line.
General outreach & Hispanic services.
El
Programa Hispano 669–8350
Para mujeres hispanas,
grupos de ayuda, aconsejimiento, asuntos de salud de la comunidad.
Garlington
Center
249–0066
Support
groups and counseling for victims of domestic violence.
Human
Solutions
988–5201
Support groups for
victims of domestic violence.
Men's
Resource Center, 12 SE 14th 235–3433
Domestic violence
intervention for men and women, treatment program for batterers, support
for battered women, couple and individual counseling.
Portland
Women's Crisis Line 235–5333
24–Hour telephone
crisis counseling for victims of rape, sexual harassment, incest &
family violence, victim advocacy, legal & medical info., support
groups for women.Transit to shelter/safe home.
Programa
de Mujeres
232–4448
Crisis line – not
staffed 24 hours but will return calls. Offers case management for Spanish
speaking women.
Raphael
House
222–6222
Provide emergency
shelter, food, clothing, & transport; info. & referral, advocacy,
child care while mother seeks work, indiv. & family counseling
for perpetrators & victims of violence, children's program, support
groups open to non–residents., individual men's anger control therapy, low–cost transit &
permanent housing, alcohol/drug assess. Hours 8:30am–5pm daily.
24–hour crisis–line. Shelter is $15/night per person.
Restraining
Orders, 1021 SW Fourth Ave, Room 211 248–3943
Multnomah County
Courthouse –Go to above address in person, to file for Restraining
Orders. Hours are between
8–5, Mon – Fri. Judge
will only review once/day after all paper complete.
Servico
de Policia en la Cuidad de Portland 823–0184
Especialista de
relacciones en la comunidad hispana en la unidad de reduccion de violencia
domestica.
Shepard’s
Door
256–2353
Emergency shelter for
women and children (no boys over 8 years).
Steps
to Success –North, 5600 NE 42nd Ave.
943–2000
If you are a Steps to
Success – North JOBS client & have a current restraining order on
file with the court, it is a good idea to add the Steps location as an
additional protected location. A copy
of your restraining order should be kept
on file, so police or campus security may be called if the
restrained person comes on site. A
recent picture of the restrained person, attached to the order, would also
help to more easily identify the person. The goal is to create a safe
environment for you & your fellow participants.
Victim's
Assistance
988–3222
Rape & domestic
violence victims legal advocate program.
Free assistance to victims of all crimes.
Volunteers
of America 232–6562
Provide emergency
shelter, residential housing service, case management, advocacy,
assessment of needs, life skills training, children’s program, peer
support group, domestic violence education. Women with children only, no
males over 12. No Fee. 24–hour service.
West
Women's & Children's Shelter 224–7718
Temporary shelter for
homeless women & children./ dorm situation for single women. No male
child over 12. All referrals
before 3pm. Intake after 3pm. Must
be drug & alcohol free for 30 days prior to service. Intensive case
mgmt., domestic violence ed., group work, transitional housing. Sliding
scale.
YWCA
(Downtown)
977–7930
Shelter for homeless
families. 24 hour intake. No
boys over the age of 8 years. Wheelchair
accessible.
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