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Northwest Family Services, Casa Esperanza

Last updated Jun 2026

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Casa Esperanza is a culturally specific, trauma-informed program of Northwest Family Services providing free, temporary shelter, case coordination, and advocacy for Latina survivors of domestic violence and their minor children. Advocates help survivors build safety plans, remove barriers to services, and connect to housing stability and social services; staff speak Spanish. Reach the program at (503) 974-9882 or the 24-hour crisis line at (503) 253-5333.

Communities centered

LatineBIPOC

Services offered

Emergency shelterCrisis supportAdvocacyCase managementHousing help

Who it's for

FamiliesYouth under 18

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