Bradley Angle

Emergency shelterour emergency shelter programs provide emergency shelter and safety for those fleeing from domestic violence for up to 90 days. With one communal location, and scattered sites, survivors are connected with our staff 24/7 as they work through their next steps towards safe and stable housing for themselves and their children. Bradley Angle serves 48 families annually between these two shelter models.

Healing rootsthe healing roots & kinship programs offer culturally specific services for african american survivors of domestic violence who are over-represented in domestic violence statistics. Services include advocacy, case management, help with basic needs, and support groups.

Housing assistancehousing assistance services are available to survivors who are not in immediate danger and are feeling stable enough to move forward. Services are designed to foster financial independence and long-term stability through rental assistance for up to one year, supportive case management, and skill-building and educational opportunities. Bradley Angle serves up to 60 families at a time in the housing assistance program.

Marsha's folx programbradley Angle is committed to survivors of domestic violence regardless of relationship status, sexual orientation, or gender identity/expression. Services for the lgbtq community include advocacy, case management, support groups, and our popular healthy relationships group. Bradley Angle also trains community groups about the impact of domestic violence in the community.

Economic empowerment programfor many survivors of domestic violence, access to their own financial resources and financial management skills are key to getting and staying free of abusive relationships. 98% of survivors have experienced financial abuse. The economic empowerment program is one of a kind, and the frist to be offered by a domestic violence provider in Oregon. It offers financial education and economic empowerment tools like match-savings accounts to help survivors increase their financial self-sufficiency. The popular making cent$ classes are offered four times a year.

Youth and family support servicesdomestic violence affects every member of the family, including the children. Growing up in a violent home can be a terrifying and traumatic experience that can affect every aspect of a child's life, growth, and development. Youth services are designed to create a sense of safety, to assess and address trauma symptoms, and provide nurturing support to children of all ages. Bradley Angle also provides supportive parenting education and volunteers help with after-school tutoring and group activities.