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The T.O.R.C.H. is prepared & edited by Jim Eplcy,
Jefferson County Domestic Violence Project
Coordinator, in collaboration with the Jefferson
County Domestic Violence Task Force.
Other persons contributing artwork and stories
include the Madras High School Art teacher, the
High School Librarian, Warm Springs Victim of
Crime Services advocate, plus students from Madras
and Culver High Schools.
Victim and offender articles were furnished through
tlie Jefferson County District Attorney's office, the
Adult Community Justice department and the Warm
Springs VOCS office.
Funding for this publication was provided through the
Jefferson County Board of Commissioners and our
Rural Domestic Violence and Child Victimization
Grant from the Office on Violence Against Women.
SUPPORT GROUP RESOURCES
THE FOLLOWING ARE SOME RESOURCES
FOR SUPPORT GROUP MEETINGS IN JEF
FERSON COUNTY:
SVNPAY;
7:30 p.m. - AA Meeting - St. Patrick's Catholic
Church, 34 1 SW "J" Street, Madras
MQNPAY;
7:00 p.m. - NA Meeting - Probation Office - 75 SE
"C" Street, Suite D, Madras
TUESDAY!
7:30 p.m. - AA Meeting - St. Patrick's Catholic
Church, 34 1 SW "J" Street, Madras
WEPNESPAY;
7:00 p.m. - NA Meeting - Lutheran Church, 395 SE
"C" Street, Madras
THURSDAY:
7:30 p.m. - AA Meeting - St. Patrick's Catholic
Church, 341SW "J" Street, Madras
FRIDAY;
7:00 p.m. - NA Meeting - Lutheran Church, 395 SE
"C" Street, Madras
RESOURCE GUIDE
Domestic Violence Is not a "family Issue " - It Is a crime punishable by arrest,
If you are the victim of domestic violence, services are available to help you,
Jefferson County Victim's Assistance: (541) 475-4463
COBRA (Central Oregon Battering & Rape Alliance) - Madras: (541) 475-1880
COBRA Tri-County Hotline : (541) 389-7021 or 800-356-2369
Victims of Crime Services - Warm Springs: (541) 553-2293
Children's Protective Services - Warm Springs: (541) 553-3209
DHS Child Welfare - Madras: (541) 475-292 or (541) 693-2700 (Hotline)
DHS Self Sufficiency - Madras: (541) 475-6131
DHS Senior and People with Disabilities - Madras: (541) 475-6673
Best Care Treatment Services - Madras: (541) 475-6575
COCAAN (Central Oregon Community Action Agency Network): (541) 475-7017
Jefferson County Sheriff's Office: (541) 475-6520
Jefferson County Juvenile Department: (541) 475-3463
Jefferson County Adult Community Justice: (541) 475-6145
National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-SAFE (7233)
Another option is to talk to someone in your faith community who is knowledgeable about
domestic violence. Violence is not a marital issue or due to communication problems. It is a
choice. You cannot make someone be violent, and you cannot make them stop.
If you are in immediate crisis, please call 911
This free publication is brought to you by community partners working together to stop domestic violence