Gateway Center For Domestic Violence
Portland, OR
Mission Statement
The Gateway Center strives to ensure that survivors of domestic and sexual violence who are seeking support and assistance are connected to all available resources in a kind, empathic and trauma-informed matter. The Gateway Center operates as a community hub for advocates and survivors seeking wellness and stability.
Values
Everyone has a right to live free of violence. Survivors are experts in their own lives. Survivors deserve autonomy in decision making. Survivors are best served by a community of helpers that are lovingly interconnected and mutually supportive.
Who Is Served
The Gateway Center serves Survivors of Intimate Partner Violence and/or Sexual Assault in Multnomah County.
Hours: Mon-Fri 9am - 4pm
We no longer offer in person walk-in drop-in services. Now, all services at the Gateway Center begin by calling us at 503-988-6400.
In-person appointments
Although most services can be provided over the phone, Gateway Center can schedule an in-person appointment depending on capacity and the service needed. To inquire about any Gateway services, please call us.
Some Services:
Every survivor's situation and needs are different. Speak with one of our navigators to explore options regarding your specific situation.
Restraining Orders
Complete the full process of a protection order over the phone. To qualify for this service at the Gateway Center, a survivor or the abuser must live in Multnomah County, and be seeking protection from a intimate/x-intimate partner or sexual assault.
Protection Orders for survivors over 65 or living with a disability
Complete the full process of a protection order over the phone. To qualify for this service at the Gateway Center, a survivor must Live in Multnomah county, have a disability that substantially limits daily activity or be 65 or older, and be seeking an order against a family member, intimate partner or caretaker.
Shelter / Relocation Options
Speak with one of our navigators to discuss your options for safe shelter and/or relocation.
Check Domestic Violence Shelter Space
Legal Services (Family Law, Immigration Law & more)
Receive a legal consultation for your situation. Includes legal consultations for immigration law, family law, pressing charges and more.
Counseling & Support Groups
Receive Information regarding support groups and/or counseling at the Gateway Center and in the community.
After hours crisis line: 503-235-5333, 24 hours a day 7 days a week
Please always verify information with the organization itself.
Services
Transportation
Bus Stop:
Max (Blue Line)
Train Stop:
102nd and E. Burnside
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10305 E Burnside St, Portland, OR, 97217
503-988-6400