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Gateway Center for Domestic Violence Services

Last updated Jun 2026

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The Gateway Center is a comprehensive, one-stop resource center for survivors of intimate partner abuse, sexual assault, and sex trafficking in Multnomah County. Staff help survivors explore options, safety plan, connect to community resources, and file protection orders, with advocacy and civil legal support available. Reach the Frontline at 503-988-6400, schedule an appointment, or visit in person Monday-Friday, 9am-4pm.

Services offered

Crisis supportLegal aidAdvocacyCase management

Location

Gateway Center for Domestic Violence Services

10305 E Burnside St, Portland, OR 97216

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