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Oregon Sexual Assault Task Force

Last updated Jun 2026

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The Oregon Sexual Assault Task Force (SATF) is a statewide 501(c)(3) that facilitates a collaborative, survivor-centered approach to preventing and responding to sexual violence. It coordinates over 100 multidisciplinary members and runs the Sexual Assault Training Institute. The site offers a county-by-county Help for Survivors directory and information on sexual abuse protective orders. Reach the task force at 971-410-7283 or taskforce@oregonsatf.org.

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Oregon Sexual Assault Task Force

3625 River Rd N Ste 275, Keizer, OR 97303

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