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The Domestic Violence Coordinator's Office

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The Multnomah County Domestic Violence Coordinator's Office provides the community with a resource for preventing and intervening in domestic violence. As a community resource, the coordinator provides information, consultation, and technical assistance to community groups who want to address this important issue. 

What is Domestic Violence?

Domestic Violence is pattern of assault and coercive behaviors, that batterers use in relationships to gain power & control over their intimate partners.

For more information about domestic violence, review our Domestic Violence Resource Manual and the For Victims section of this site.  



What's New

The Family Violence Coordinating Council Budget Committee has analyzed the County’s current program offers related to domestic violence intervention and recommends the following prioritization of funding. Read the letter to the County Chair and the table with an overview of each of the program offers

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