Serving as Yamhill County’s Only Child Abuse Intervention Center.
Every child has the right to be safe!
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Our mission is to provide compassionate intervention through prevention, assessment, treatment, and support for children and families who may have been impacted by child abuse. Our vision is a caring community, free of child abuse, where everyone is invested in raising healthy children.
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Child abuse and neglect—whether physical, sexual, emotional, or the failure to meet basic needs—affect countless children in our communities. In the U.S., over 540,000 children were confirmed victims in 2023, and globally, up to 1 billion minors experience violence or abuse each year.
The consequences are profound. Survivors are more likely to face chronic health issues, mental illness, and long-term social and economic struggles. Too often, stigma rooted in fear and silence prevents families from seeking help, leaving children isolated when support is most needed.
Every child deserves safety, dignity, love, and the chance to end the cycle. By raising awareness, reducing stigma, and ensuring access to compassionate care, we can replace trauma with healing and build stronger, healthier communities.
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If you have concerns about a child’s safety or well-being, we encourage you to call the Oregon Child Abuse Hotline at 1-855-503-SAFE (7233). This free, 24/7 hotline is the best first step in ensuring a child gets the help they need. You’re also welcome to reach out to us directly at Juliette’s House at (503) 435-1550 or email info@julietteshouse.org. As a team of mandatory reporters, we’re here to listen, guide, and connect families to the support they need.
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From informative advice to real-life stories to organizational updates, our blog is your go-to resource for learning more and spreading awareness for child advocacy topics. Discover parenting tips, abuse prevention strategies, and child development discussions. Stay informed, inspired, and empowered as we provide tools and knowledge to help create safe and supportive environments for children! Check out our blog series today!
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There are many meaningful ways to support Juliette’s House, including monetary gifts, in-kind donations, sponsorships, and community partnerships. We also offer recurring giving opportunities through programs like HopeMakers, HopeMakers+, the Christopher Robin Giving Society, and the Heartwood Legacy Society. Your gift helps create a safer, healthier future for children—where 86 cents of every dollar goes directly to our programs, reflecting our commitment to impact and transparency.
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As communities face rising mental health needs and increasing reports of child abuse, investing in prevention and healing has never been more urgent. Juliette’s House is responding by launching The Promise Fund, a $5 million campaign to expand trauma recovery services, enhance prevention education, invest in safe, welcoming facilities, and strengthen our multidisciplinary team. This transformative fund supports ongoing operations, ensures sustainable growth, and is made possible through monthly giving and gifts under $100,000—helping us build a safer, more resilient future for children and families.
Pour Humor: A Comedy Benefit for Juliette’s House!
One Night. Big Laughs. Real Impact.
Join us at Ghost Hill Cellars for Pour Humor—award-winning wine, hilarious improv, food trucks, raffles, and a one-night fundraiser for Juliette’s House, our region’s only child abuse intervention center.
Tickets just $35. Every sip and laugh helps protect, heal, and give hope to kids in urgent need.
Saturday, September 27, 2025
6:00 PM 8:30 PM
Ghost Hill Cellars in Carlton, OR
They’re making us choose between funding and protecting children.
Juliette’s House faces losing its largest source of public funding unless we allow immigration officers access to the children and families we serve. Imagine a child seeking help, only to be confronted by armed officers—trust would be shattered, and healing made impossible.
While Oregon’s Attorney General challenges the new VOCA (Victims of Crime Act) rules in court, we cannot wait.
Without immediate action, abused children risk losing life-saving services.
Through our Promise Fund, we are raising $1.5 million to ensure every child who walks through our doors receives safety, healing, and hope—without compromise and without delay. This campaign is about more than funding; it is about building a future where children can thrive.
We invite you to learn more and join us in keeping that promise.
Clinical Services
Our trained medical providers and forensic interviewers conduct child-centered evaluations in coordination with law enforcement and child welfare, while family advocates support caregivers and help reduce trauma.
Trauma Recovery Services
Using evidence-based therapies, we help clients heal from the emotional and psychological impact of trauma, providing tools for resilience, safety, and self-care.
Prevention Education
We deliver age-appropriate education, from pre-schoolers to professionals, empowering them to proactively avoid potentially abusive situations, recognize signs of abuse or neglect, and respond appropriately and effectively.
Nonprofits across the country are struggling to meet rising needs due to grant cutbacks, inflation, and shifting donor priorities. For child advocacy centers like Juliette’s House, this threatens access to life-saving services.
In 2024, Oregon received over 152,000 reports of child abuse. Juliette’s House responded with care, serving nearly 9,000 children and families across seven counties—but many more still need our help.
The Promise Fund is our $5 million initiative to sustain and grow critical programs like trauma recovery, prevention education, and forensic services. Your gift helps protect and heal vulnerable children in our community. $100 provides resources for families in crisis, $500 supports a forensic interview, and $1,000+ funds long-term healing programs.
A promise is only as strong as the people who keep it.
Donate today—because every child deserves a safe tomorrow.
Addressing the Crisis of Child Abuse.
8,680+
Individuals were trained to recognize and appropriately prevent child abuse in 2024.
200+
Individuals were seen and supported by our Clinical Services in 2024.
75+
Individuals were seen and supported by our Trauma Recovery Services in 2024.
Voices of a Kept Promises.