Extending relentless hope & navigational support for survivors of commercial sexual exploitation and human trafficking in our community.
Safety Compass offers free and confidential advocacy services for survivors of commercial sexual exploitation and human trafficking in Northwest Oregon.
You are cordially invited to pull out your old stompin’ boots, throw on a cowboy hat, and join us at West Linn Rotary Foundation’s “Stomp Out” Barn Dance on Saturday, May 17.
This year’s event will be held at the Oregon Golf Club and will include dinner, refreshments, an auction, country music, and line dance lessons!
Tickets are $85 per person and can be purchased here. More information found at www.barndance.net.
*Tickets purchased are going to the West Linn Rotary Foundation EIN# 26-2312790, who has chosen Safety Compass as a beneficiary for their 2025 Barn Dance fundraiser.
Oregon Child Abuse & Human Trafficking SUMMIT
2025April 30, 2025 - May 1, 2025 | 8:00 AM - 5:00 PMHoliday Inn Portland - Columbia Riverfront
We are first responders, collaborators, and above all, advocates.
We are a community of survivors and allies. Survivors and their safe futures are our focus, as we support them in their healing journey. We believe each survivor holds wisdom as they take steps on the path toward safety and healing. We send trained advocates into the community 24/7 at the request of law enforcement, ER staff, juvenile departments, and Child Welfare, to meet with survivors ages 25 and under, in need of support.
Community Impact
Healing and lasting freedom are possible after trafficking, and every survivor deserves support to reclaim and rebuild their life.
Our stories are all connected.
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Support Our Work
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Donate
Your ongoing financial support allows us to show up as first responders and provide life-saving services.
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Volunteer
Add your information to our volunteer list for upcoming volunteer opportunities.
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Learn
Knowledge is power. Take a look at our resources about trafficking and what it looks like in our communities in Oregon.