Services
our services are free of charge and confidential.
All ages, genders and sexual orientations are eligible for services. Our services are survivor-lead and goal-oriented meaning that we don’t tell you want to do but provide you with your options and follow your lead and an outcome that includes goals that you set.
emergency services
We have a 24-hour crisis telephone line. This line is designed for those who are in an immediate need, including safe sheltering, safety planning, peer counseling, assistance with leaving an abusive situation safely and other emergency services.
legal advocacy
We can assist with restraining orders or provide support if the abuser is in the criminal court system. We can accompany you to: court, law enforcement interviews, and emergency hospital visits.
legal advocacy
We can assist with restraining orders or provide support if the abuser is in the criminal court system. We can accompany you to: court, law enforcement interviews, and emergency hospital visits.
oregon department of human services
We have a dedicated advocate who is typically at the Enterprise ODHS office every Wednesday. These services are for those who are seeking assistance through ODHS or just want to learn more about what they can offer and how we can help make the experience more comfortable for you. Feel free to make an appoint for Wednesday or another day by emailing Morning Star at Allison@safeharbors.org.
referrals
We are plugged in to all the options that are available in our community making it easier for you to access a variety of services in Wallowa County. Warm hand offs to other agencies include; support groups (including groups for nonbinary folks), therapy services, housing needs, medical groups, services for the hearing impaired, the Batterer Intervention Program and many others.
referrals
We are plugged in to all the options that are available in our community making it easier for you to access a variety of services in Wallowa County. Warm hand offs to other agencies include; support groups (including groups for nonbinary folks), therapy services, housing needs, medical groups, services for the hearing impaired, the Batterer Intervention Program and many others.
community education
We can host a training event for your agency, business or civic group for the purposes of educating on the topics of domestic and sexual violence, stalking, teen dating violence, human trafficking as well as our services in general. Contact us through our email address at info@safeharbors.org.
restraining orders (protective orders)
Restraining orders, are a critical legal tool in the context of interpersonal violence. These court-issued directives are designed to protect victims from further harm and harassment by restricting the abusive partner’s contact or proximity to the survivor. They can prohibit the abuser from approaching the victim, their home, workplace, or children. Restraining orders are an important step in providing immediate relief and safety for survivors of interpersonal violence, helping them regain a sense of control over their lives. However, it’s crucial to acknowledge that they are just one piece of the larger puzzle in addressing abuse. Effective enforcement, comprehensive support services, and community awareness are equally important in ensuring the safety and well-being of survivors.
Restraining order forms can be obtained at the Wallowa County Courthouse or contact one of our advocates who can provide the form, answer questions and assist you in filling out and filing a form. An advocate can also accompany you to court for a hearing.
Call our crisis line at 541-426-6565 or email us at info@safeharbors.org.
restraining orders (protective orders)
Restraining orders, are a critical legal tool in the context of interpersonal violence. These court-issued directives are designed to protect victims from further harm and harassment by restricting the abusive partner’s contact or proximity to the survivor. They can prohibit the abuser from approaching the victim, their home, workplace, or children. Restraining orders are an important step in providing immediate relief and safety for survivors of interpersonal violence, helping them regain a sense of control over their lives. However, it’s crucial to acknowledge that they are just one piece of the larger puzzle in addressing abuse. Effective enforcement, comprehensive support services, and community awareness are equally important in ensuring the safety and well-being of survivors.
Restraining order forms can be obtained at the Wallowa County Courthouse or contact one of our advocates who can provide the form, answer questions and assist you in filling out and filing a form. An advocate can also accompany you to court for a hearing.
Call our crisis line at 541-426-6565 or email us at info@safeharbors.org.