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Volunteers of America Oregon, Home Free

Last updated Jun 2026

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Home Free is Volunteers of America Oregon's domestic and sexual violence program, offering free, confidential, survivor-driven support including crisis advocacy, safety planning, system navigation, economic services, and restraining-order assistance at the Multnomah County Courthouse. The program screens everyone without regard to gender identity, gender presentation, or sexual orientation and is explicitly LGBTQ-inclusive. Call the Crisis Hotline at (503) 771-5503 or toll-free (888) 771-5503.

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LGBTQ+

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Crisis supportAdvocacyLegal aidCase management

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