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You are not alone.


Whether you're a survivor of domestic violence, stalking or sex assault; if you have left your abuser or you're not even sure you want to leave; whether you have children or don't; young or old; rich or poor...
Sable House is here for you.

- Call and schedule an appointment with an advocate to learn about how we can help.

- If you're in a crisis and want to talk to someone, call our 24 Hour Hotline:

503-623-4033 or 1-866-305-3030

- Explore the information below to learn about how to stay safe, get help, and more.

 

 




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Survivor FAQ

Q: How can I get help if I don't live near Sable House?

Q: How can I get help if I don't live near Sable House?

A: There is help available for survivors all around the country. The following websites can give you information about the help that is available in your area:
There are also national hotlines that survivors can call from anywhere in the country to get information, support, and help:

  • 1-800-799-SAFE (7233)

    National Domestic Violence Hotline

  • 1-800-656-HOPE

    National Sexual Assault Hotline

  • 1-877-995-5247

    Crisis support for members of the active duty military community affected by sexual assault.

Q: Do I have to tell you my name?

Q: Do I have to tell you my name?

 

A: No. If you need to talk to someone but don't feel comfortable giving us your name or other information, that's okay.

Whatever you tell us, including your name and any other identifying information, is confidential. We don't share it with anyone, unless you tell us it is okay.

Q: My spouse/partner has emotionally abused me, but doesn't hit me. Can I get help from Sable House?

Q: My spouse/partner has emotionally abused me, but doesn't hit me. Can I get help from Sable House?

 

A: Yes! Everyone deserves a life free from abuse - of any kind. We work with many clients who have been hurt on the inside instead of the outside.

The different types of abuse don't exist in separate worlds, and have many similarities. Emotional abuse in a relationship is often a warning sign of physical abuse in the future.

Click here to learn more about the different kinds of abuse and how they are connected.

Services

    • S.A.B.L.E. House • PO Box 783 • Dallas, OR 97338
      Hotline 503-623-4033 • Office 503-623-6703