Since 2013, A Safe Place Family Justice Center has been helping individuals and families by providing support and safety planning for anyone experiencing family violence, sexual violence, stalking, or abuse against older adults and people with disabilities. Our trained and compassionate professionals from over nine agencies are available to meet with you by appointment or by walking into A Safe Place.
If you are in immediate danger, call 911.
If you need immediate help, call the Clackamas Women’s Services 24-hour crisis line at 503-654-2288.
Services
A Safe Place offers advocacy, culturally-specific services, safety planning, counseling, support groups, legal support, law enforcement support, and other services and resources.
Partner Agencies
The one-stop, drop-in model makes it easy for participants to have immediate access to a wide range of services on site. Survivors are able to select the services of their choice and then partner agencies coordinate a response that increases survivor’s safety.
About Domestic Violence
Domestic violence is a pattern of coercive behavior used by one person to control another in an intimate relationship. Domestic violence includes physical, sexual, economic and/or verbal or emotional abuse.
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Check out this opportunity to join our team! We are looking for some candidates for Legal Empowerment Accelerator Program (LEAP), our innovative legal incubator program.
LEAP will allow new lawyers to provide pro bono and sliding scale services to survivors working with CWS and A Safe Place during an 18-month program. In exchange for their efforts, these new attorneys will gain invaluable professional experience and subsidized overhead expenses while working in a supportive environment as they build their solo practice.
As Meagan E. Robbins, a family law attorney Wyse Kadish LLP shares, “As family law lawyers, we see firsthand the challenges facing survivors of domestic violence, particularly accessing legal representation and resources. LEAP is an innovative program tackling this issue in the community, and we are proud to support this important work.”
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We were proud to participate in National Night Out last evening in the beautiful city of Molalla.
Thank you Girl Scout Troop 11070 from Sandy, Oregon for your generous donation of cookies. We can't wait to share them with everyone!!!
Multiple ASP-FJC staff attending the 20th annual Child Abuse and Family Violence Summit. Sheriff Roberts and Lt. Copenhaver checking in with Clackamas Women's Services Chelsea G, talking about Camp Hope!!!
Honored to be present at the CWS Community Appreciation event tonight. Thank you for all your great work!!!