Services
Saving Grace Services
Whether you, or someone you know is seeking immediate safety, ongoing advocacy, or resources to build a life free from violence, Saving Grace is here to help. Through our advocates and offices in Bend, Redmond, Madras, La Pine, Sisters and Prineville, we provide compassionate, confidential services for survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and stalking across Central Oregon. From 24/7 hospital response team and helpline, to emergency shelter and legal advocacy, counseling referrals, housing support, prevention education, and community outreach, our team is committed to walking alongside survivors every step of the way.
24-Hour Helpline
If you or someone you know is experiencing intimate partner violence, sexual assault, or intimate partner stalking—we can help. When calling the helpline, you can expect to find a safe and trained member of our team to help connect you to:
Support groups
Assistance navigating the legal system
Community resources and referrals
Crisis intervention, safety planning
Access to emergency safe shelter
Call now (541) 389-7021
Emergency Shelter
Our space is a comforting home, not just a shelter. It provides secure housing for survivors and their kids in a confidential location. Colorful quilts adorn each of the 8 bedrooms. Residents receive food, clothing, hygiene items, case management, resources, and support.
Location
For the safety of our residents, the location remains confidential.
Availability
Our helpline is taking calls 365 days a year. Call now (541) 389-7021
Mary’s Place
Supervised Visitation & Exchange Center
Mary's Place is a safe and neutral location for supervised parenting time or exchanging children without the parents seeing or hearing each other. We are located in a daycare center so it is a friendly, comfortable atmosphere for both children and parents.
Call now (541) 389-7021
Youth Violence Prevention
Our Prevention Specialist brings Violence Prevention curriculum into all of the Deschutes County High School health classes each year. The curriculum focuses on teaching affirmative consent, roots of oppression, intimate partner violence (IPV), domestic violence (DV), teen dating violence, sexual assault (SA), bystander intervention, and healthy relationships. The ultimate goal is to affect social norms for this next generation of leaders who can truly make life without violence a reality.
Legal Advocacy
Post-separation, intimate partner abuse continues. Abusers manipulate the legal system. Our advocates aid survivors in navigating civil and criminal matters, offering emotional support and informed assistance in intimate partner violence cases.
Connections to resources & safe shelter
Advocacy and other basic needs
Paperwork for restraining orders
Referrals as needed
Call our 24-Hour Helpline for bilingual (Spanish) advocacy, providing assistance with restraining orders and support during civil/criminal hearings for intimate partner violence survivors.
Call now (541) 389-7021
Additional Services
Hospital response (sexual assaults/IPV)
Community education and training
Public awareness and advocacy
Information on social services
Support groups for children
Emergency transportation
Support groups
Call now (541) 389-7021
