For Clackamas, Multnomah, and Washington Counties

The Oregon Community Foundation and researchers at Portland State University share the commitment of many to get resource knowledge into the hands of every parent as well as helpful friends, faith leaders, family, and professional guides.

Anyone experiencing or fleeing a domestic violence situation is able to access a variety of services at no cost at A Safe Place.

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A Safe Place is for survivors and their support people. Anyone experiencing family violence, sexual violence or abuse against older adults and people with disabilities are welcome at A Safe Place. Services you can access at A Safe Place:

• Speak to someone knowledgeable about domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, or abuse against older adults and people with disabilities

• Discuss ways to stay safe

• Find out about housing and other basic resources

• Apply for a temporary order of protection or file a police report

• Learn about the court process and legal issues

• Attend a support group or receive counseling

• Learn about financial empowerment

• Talk with service providers from different agencies in one visit

Clackamas Safe Connection provides a safe space for Clackamas County families to have supervised parenting time when there have been concerns for domestic violence. One parent must reside in Clackamas County to receive these services.

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Visits are offered

Saturdays 9:30am - 5pm

Location

315 S. Beavercreek Rd. Oregon City, OR

Cost

Free

In 1985, Clackamas Women’s Services (CWS) grew out of neighbors opening their homes and sharing what they had in hopes of building a safer community for families. Since then, we’ve grown beyond shelter to offer a wide range of services for anyone experiencing domestic and sexual violence, from initial crisis to long-term healing. We continue the legacy of working with survivors, community members, emergency responders, partner organizations, and businesses to build communities that honor and support survivors of domestic and sexual violence.

Helping Kids Be Kids and Families Stay Together

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At Morrison, we provide mental health and substance use recovery services for approximately 7,000 youth and families annually throughout Oregon, with most services provided in the Portland metro area. We are committed to bringing families together and prioritize our work to achieve equitable, culturally-responsive, and sustainable practices to serve individuals of every background.

We provide comprehensive early learning and family services for qualifying pregnant people and families with children from birth to five throughout Clackamas County.

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Established in 1966, we began by providing Head Start services to families in our community from at-risk backgrounds. In 1973 we were incorporated as a non-profit and since then have expanded our programs to include Early Head Start and Oregon Healthy Families. We have grown so much since those early years, but our commitment to continuous improvement and providing the highest quality services that we can remains unchanged.

LifeWorks NW promotes a healthy community by providing quality and culturally responsive mental health and addiction services across the lifespan throughout Washington County, Clackamas County, and Multnomah County.

Multnomah County

City of Portland

DADS was created by divorced, separated, and unwed fathers for the benefit of all FATHERS.

The Lawyer Referral Service gives referrals to people who are looking for a lawyer. There are more than 500 lawyers in the service. There are lawyers all over the state. The Lawyer Referral Service can help you find the right lawyer based on things like:

• The kind of legal help you need

• The location where you live or work 

• If you need a lawyer who speaks a language besides English

• If you need a lawyer outside of Oregon

The Lawyer Referral Service makes sure that all the lawyers it refers people to are in good standing with the bar and carry professional liability insurance. The service does not rate the lawyers.

If you see a lawyer through the Lawyer Referral Service, you will get a first meeting of up to 30 minutes and not pay more than $35 for the first meeting. The Lawyer Referral Service does not know how much a lawyer may charge you after the first meeting.

Free help for separated, divorced, and never-married parents.

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What they do:

In the simplest terms, we show separated and divorced parents how to build better futures by focusing on meeting their children's needs.

We charge nothing, and our only hope is that increasing numbers of parents and professionals will see the overwhelming advantages of abandoning the idea of separation and divorce as disputes in favor of a truly child-focused way forward.

Those goals are easier stated than accomplished, but we take a lot of joy and draw encouragement from grateful parents we hear from every day.

See the revolutionary ideas on how separated and divorced parents can save their money, their chance to make their own decisions, and their peace of mind — by acting first to meet their children's need for peace in their family.

Because peace for children is success for parents, you deserve to know the secret that's helped over 250,000 other parents.

All of your co-parenting communication on a single platform.

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With OFW, your schedule, expenses, and communication are contained within one app, so you can solve shared custody challenges faster and without confusion. That means less conflict and more energy to focus on your children. 

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Powerful tools document your parenting time, reimbursement requests, payments, exchanges, and more.