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We work directly with survivors to help navigate the criminal justice system, offering compassionate support and guidance every step of the way.
We believe every crime survivor deserves to be heard, respected, and supported. We are committed to honoring your right to be informed and involved throughout the post-conviction process. Our team is here to listen to your concerns and help you stay safe and informed.
Our Victim Services Program (VSP) supports survivors whose offenders are serving a sentence under community supervision. Our goal is to help ensure your voice is part of the process.
Our services include:
- Assistance with No Contact Orders
- Help with reporting a violation of No Contact Orders
- Help with making modifications to No Contact Orders
- Safety Planning
- Resource referral
- Explanation and enforcement of crime victim rights
- Notification of critical stage events
- Contested Probation Violation Hearing
- Revocation
- Earned Discharge (EDIS) / Early Termination
- Transfer of supervision to another state or county
- Transfer of supervision by Parole & Probation to Bench Probation
- Warrant issued (Abscond)
Request for Notification
If you're a Victim of Crime and wish to receive updates about an offender's supervision status, please complete and complete the Victim Rights Request Form.
This should be an online form
Who We Help
We support crime survivors who live in Clackamas County, as well as those whose offender is under supervision in Clackamas County, even if the survivor lives somewhere else.
We work closely with:
- Clackamas County District Attorney's Office Victim Assistance Program
- A Safe Place Family Justice Center
- DVERT (Domestic Violence Enhanced Response Team)
- Clackamas County Juvenile Services
- Clackamas Women's Services
