The CARE Program provides advocacy, direct and support services to victims and survivors of domestic violence (DV), sexual
assault (SA), dating violence and stalking.
We focus on providing culturally appropriate services and education to Native American survivors. We partner with other
tribal programs, as well outside agencies in order to find the best options for services for survivors.
Who do we serve?
We can provide services to victims of
domestic violence, sexual assault, dating
violence or stalking who are:
Members of the Siletz community
Members of any tribe who reside in
our service area, which includes;
Lincoln, Lane, Linn, Benton, Marion,
Polk, Washington, Multnomah,
Clackamas, Yamhill, and Tillamook
counties.
-OR– Siletz Tribal members living
anywhere.
Some of our services include:
Crisis response
Safety planning
Connecting with resources
Facilitating support groups
Education & awareness activities
Training for Professionals
Moral support
Court accompaniment
Direct client support
National Breastfeeding Month
You can reach us at:
Office: 541-444-9680
24 Hour Hope Line:
541-994-5959
CARE Program services are strictly
CONFIDENTIAL
Attention!
Do you use commercial tobacco products?
Are you interested in “Kicking the Habit”?
If so, I have news for you to help get you
started on Living a Healthier Way of Life!
Quit Kits are here and now available
Quit Kits have arrived and are now located
at the following locations:
Siletz Community Health Clinic
Siletz Administration Office
Eugene Office Area
Salem Office Area
For more information visit:
https://www.womenshealth.gov/breastfeeding/making-decision-breastfeed
Portland Office Area
August 2018
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