Act Now: Support the healing of crime survivors. Fund critical services now.

Crime survivors deserve to feel safe and have an opportunity to heal after trauma. They need a system that connects them to healthcare, mental health support, safe and stable housing.

These services are especially critical for survivors of color who are most harmed and least helped the public safety system and receive the least support and resources.

Demand that these essential services remain in place by taking action now.

Oregon is facing an $8.4M federal funding cut on October 1, which puts organizations serving Black, Indigenous, Latinx, refugee, and immigrant communities at risk.

We need our legislators to fill the gap in culturally responsive and specific services for all survivors across Oregon. 

We have the power to transform our response to violence in Oregon, so that survivors and their families have access to the resources they need to feel safe and rebuild their lives after trauma.

Urge your legislators to protect critical services and community programs that center the healing of crime survivors.