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Call to Safety

Last updated Jun 2026

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Call to Safety, formerly the Portland Women's Crisis Line, traces its roots to 1973 and supports survivors of domestic and sexual violence. Its 24/7 crisis line offers emotional support, advocacy, safety planning, resources, and referrals by phone, chat, and text. Services also include sexual assault response, shelter access, a bad date line, and a survivor support network. Reach the 24/7 crisis line at 1-888-235-5333.

Communities centered

LGBTQ+

Services offered

Crisis supportPeer supportAdvocacyEmergency shelterCase management

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