Trafficking
To Access Support, Call Our 24/7 HotLine: 541.779.4357
At Community Works, we believe every person deserves to live free from exploitation and abuse. Our trafficking intervention services provide safety, healing, and hope for survivors of sex and labor trafficking. Whether you need immediate shelter, ongoing support, or just someone to talk to, we are here for you.
Services
- Emergency shelter and housing assistance – Safe, confidential housing options for survivors and their children.
- Basic needs support – Food, clothing, toiletries, and other essentials provided at no cost.
- Safety planning and advocacy – Personalized safety plans and compassionate support from trained advocates.
- Resource navigation – Help navigating resources for healthcare, benefits, employment, and education.
- Court and legal support – Assistance with restraining orders, legal advocacy, and law enforcement.
- 24/7 crisis response – Advocates available day and night through our HelpLine.
Our services are always free, confidential, and nonjudgmental. We welcome and support all identities and lived experiences. If you or someone you know may be experiencing trafficking, call our 24-hour helpline: 541.779.4357.
You are not alone, and support is available right now.
Additionally, we have weekly free and confidential support groups
in both English and Spanish.
COMMUNITY BASED ADVOCACY SERVICES
To make it easier for survivors to get the help they need, our advocates are co-located at key community sites, including the courthouse, hospitals, local law enforcement agencies, the Department of Human Services (DHS), Community Justice, colleges, and the CAC.
By being present in these spaces, our advocates can:
- Provide immediate support, safety planning, and information.
- Help survivors navigate complex systems like court, DHS, and law enforcement.
- Connect individuals and families directly to shelter, housing, and other Community Works services.
- Respond 24/7 to hospitals providing advocacy for victims of sexual assault and domestic violence.
- Ensure that survivors’ voices are heard and their rights are respected.
Our goal is to meet survivors where they are, reduce barriers to accessing help, and make sure no one has to face these systems alone.