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Domestic Violence Resource Center (DVRC)

Crisis support · Hillsboro, Washington County

Last verified Jun 2026

About

DVRC, founded in 1975, is the primary domestic violence advocacy program in Washington County, supporting survivors and their children. Services include a 24-hour crisis line, confidential emergency shelter, transitional housing, free counseling for adults and children, advocacy, protective-order help, and safety planning, with most services available in Spanish. Reach the 24-hour crisis line at 503-469-8620 or the Hillsboro office at 503-640-5352.

Services offered

Crisis supportEmergency shelterHousing helpMental healthLegal aidAdvocacy

Who it's for

Families

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Location

Domestic Violence Resource Center (DVRC)

1100 NE Compton Dr, Hillsboro, OR 97006

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