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HOPE SAFETY ALLIANCE Hope Safety Alliance has been providing hope and safety to survivors of domestic violence for over 45 years Each year we serve thousands of survivors and children from our urban and rural communities in Lane County
Womenspace Crisis and Support Center - Homeless Shelters Provides emergency shelter, supportive housing services, 24-hour crisis and support line Safety planning services, advocacy, support groups services, children and youth services Community education and training program as well as outreach services
Womenspace, 1577 Pearl St, Ste 400, Eugene, OR 97401, US - MapQuest Womenspace in Eugene offers hope and safety to survivors of domestic violence in Lane County through their services The organization, known as Hope Safety Alliance, provides support to individuals of all sexual orientations, gender identities, and expressions
Hope and Safety Alliance - OCADSV One or more staff members at this program speak each language listed below Translators may be available for other languages; contact the program directly for more information This program reports they offer the services listed below We cannot guarantee space or availability; contact the program directly for the most up-to-date information
Emergency Services - Womenspace serving Eugene, OR | findhelp. org Our Emergency Services are designed to support survivors in their efforts to find safety and heal from the trauma of intimate partner violence The Safehouse is open to all genders and identities Call 541-485-6513 to get services Contact or go to the nearest location to get more info
About Us — Hope Safety Alliance Womenspace, Inc started as a grassroots response with a core group of six women who established a crisis line in 1975 These women were Mabel Armstrong, Mary Jeanne Jacobsen, Lee Pettigrew, Nancy Barnes and Connie Holvey
Get Help — Hope Safety Alliance Find a safe place and call day or night at 541-485-6513 Hope starts here with someone who will listen, knows community resources, and can help you make a safety plan for you and your children
Womanspace - Home Connecting, empowering, creating and transforming our world — one woman at a time Womanspace offers programs for women, men and children to enhance body, mind and spirit, with a focus in the creative arts, holistic health, interfaith exploration, and environmental stewardship
Community Support | Help for Victims and Survivors SASS is a non-profit organization providing outreach, advocacy, and support to survivors of sexual violence as well as to their partners, families, and friends throughout Eugene, Springfield, and the rest of Lane County