Center Against Rape & Domestic Violence (CARDV)

Crisis support · Benton County

Last verified Jun 2026

About

CARDV serves survivors of sexual assault and domestic violence in Benton County and the Corvallis area. A 24-hour crisis and support line offers immediate help, safety planning, advocacy, and referrals, with weekday live chat also available. Services include emergency shelter, ongoing advocacy, and support navigating systems after abuse. Reach the 24-hour crisis line at 541-754-0110.

Services offered

Crisis supportEmergency shelterAdvocacyPeer support

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Benton County

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