We’re more than a place, we’re a lifeline.

Every child has the right to be safe.

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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Our mission is to provide compassionate intervention through prevention, assessment, and support for children and families who may have been impacted by child abuse.
Our vision is a community rooted in care, free from child abuse, where all members are committed to raising healthy children.
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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.
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Mac plays a huge role in making our space feel safe and welcoming, and Mac’s Summer Raffle is our way of celebrating his impactful service!
Six amazing prizes. One powerful mission. All proceeds will be used to build The Promise Fund.
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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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Compassionate & Comprehensive Care.

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.

Supporting Safety. Nurturing Strength.
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.

Empowering Healing. Restoring Hope.
Prevention Education

At Juliette’s House, 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.

Prevention Begins With Education.

Six exclusive prizes. One powerful mission. All proceeds will be used to build The Promise Fund.

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Help Us Remove The Barriers.

Save a Child's Life

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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The Promise Fund

As child abuse reports and mental health needs rise, Juliette’s House is launching The Promise Fund—a $5 million campaign to expand recovery services, enhance prevention education, improve facilities, and strengthen our team. Sustained by monthly gifts and donations under $100,000, this fund ensures continued impact and a safer future for children. Join HopeMakers or HopeMakers+ to make a promise today! From now until August 30th, new joiners receive extra entries for Mac’s Summer Raffle.

Make A Promise
Community Champions

Juliette’s House offers a corporate sponsorship program that invites businesses and organizations to become Community Champions through a meaningful financial commitment. In return, Champions receive exclusive benefits while demonstrating their dedication to the social responsibility of preventing child abuse.

Our Sponsors
Get Involved With Us

Whether you're looking to volunteer, explore internship opportunities, schedule prevention education training, actively advocate for our mission, or donate proceeds from your product, there are many ways to support Juliette’s House and make a difference in the lives of children.

Partner With Us

Addressing the Crisis of Child Abuse.

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.

View Our 2024 Annual Report

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 Promise.

"Every day, we provide free support to children and families facing unimaginable hardships, helping them heal and rebuild. With your help, we can expand our reach and deepen our impact!"

Sabra Mathot
JH Board of Director
“I serve on our board to save the lives of children who have been abused, helping them heal and move forward. But even more importantly, I aim to prevent abuse before it starts—building healthier families and communities. When abuse never happens, everyone wins!”

Gary Langenwalter
JH Board of Director
“I believe in the mission of Juliette’s House to provide a safe and healthy environment for children and I am happy to offer my support as a volunteer. The staff at the clinic have done amazing work in our community and I am pleased to be able to help in some small way.”

Peter Hofstetter
JH Board of Director
“I appreciate Juliette’s House for giving our kids the tools they need to stay safe.They work to protect our most vulnerable population.”

Margaret Lund
Counselor at Dundee Elementary School
"The resilience of children is truly remarkable. It's during childhood that we witness incredible neurological development. As caregivers in our community, our support is crucial in fostering these healthy changes."

Cassandra Aglietti
President at Evergreen Therapy & Trauma Services
"Children absorb everything around them, good or bad. It’s essential we make our interactions intentional and practice positive self-talk, as they learn and mirror what they observe."

Randi Arnold
Family Self Sufficiency Coordinator
"Children should have the right to tell you when something you're doing is hurting them without adults being defensive or dismissive."

Juanita Marquez
Substance Use Disorder Counselor
"Helping children express their thoughts, feelings, and experiences is crucial for their healing and growth. It brings hope and optimism after they’ve faced difficult times."

Michele Hislop
TRS Program Manager at JH
"Kids want to feel safe and loved no matter the circumstance. Children thrive and grow when they're seen, heard, loved, and secure."

Anna Carvajal
Mental Health Therapist at JH
"Children will not often tell their parents if someone is hurting them. They may worry about getting into trouble, not being believed, or that their parents will be distraught about it; so if they do tell someone, it’s usually someone further removed like a relative, teacher, or trusted adult. Please don’t ask your child why they didn’t tell you, just tell them how glad you are that they told someone."

Julie Siepmann
Clinical Services Director & Lead Forensic Interviewer at JH
"When children and their caregivers are supported and nurtured, they can thrive in the face of great adversity, which in and of itself, is profoundly inspirational."

Kate Anderson
Forensic Interviewer at JH
"Children need and always deserve tender, loving care; they are amazingly resilient and for me, that is a hope-filled message."

Rori Hartzell
Medical Director & Principal Examiner at JH
"The work we do can be emotionally and psychologically challenging. That being said, self-care is a necessary component when working in child advocacy."

Cindy Millan
Medical Provider at JH
"It is amazing to see the funny, passionate, intelligent children that come through our doors. They are brave, kind, and hopeful. All the things that we work so hard to be as adults, children seem to innately possess. It's very humbling."

Kayla Noffsinger
Forensic Interviewer at JH
"I wish people knew what a difference it makes to children when you tell them frequently that you love them."

Becki Pehan
Intake Specialist at JH
"It's crucial for us as adults to ensure they feel heard and safe when they share their feelings! Empowering a child means advocating for their well-being."

Stacey Ruiz
Family Advocate at JH
"Kids are usually always interested in playing with toys and using their imagination. In a world where we are surrounded by screens, it's refreshing to see kids come into our playroom and are immediately drawn to the doll house, play kitchen, and board games."

Camilla Sumner
Family Advocate & Internship Coordinator at JH
"It's critical to remember the importance of our role and to be a place of trust, safety, and advocacy for these young minds!"

Baylie Wafer
Sr Director of Prevention Education at JH
"We can all be doing more to create safer environments for children to thrive in by evaluating our organization's policies, recognizing red flags, and simply talking about abuse in a way that destigmatizes the conversation moving forward."

Colman Crocker
Prevention Program Manager in Adolescent & Adult Outreach at JH
"What some folks may see as acting out is often a response to unmet needs. By changing our perceptions of these behaviors, we can better help our kiddos through their challenges."

Angie Gonzalez
Prevention Educator in Teen Outreach at JH
"Children know so much more than we think. That is why it's so important to talk to them about their boundaries and consent before they start having those conversations with unsafe people."

Melany Olvera
Prevention Educator in Hispanic Outreach at JH
"The foundation of child abuse prevention is safe relationships. Everything that you do as an adult to help children feel seen, heard, and valued helps foster a healthy connection and makes you a safe adult that they can feel comfortable approaching with difficult topics."

Katie Bowman
Prevention Program Manager in Early Childhood Outreach at JH
"Whether you're listening to one of their many stories, answering one of their many questions, or sharing how much you love and care for them, you can impact a child's life by making them feel validated."

Zoie Recolan
Child Abuse Prevention Educator at JH

Submit a Story to Juliette's House

We’re more than a place, we’re a lifeline.

Every child has the right to be safe.

Clinical Services

Trauma Recovery Services

Prevention Education

Six exclusive prizes. One powerful mission. All proceeds will be used to build The Promise Fund.

Save a Child's Life

The Promise Fund

Community Champions

Get Involved With Us

Addressing the Crisis of Child Abuse.

8,680+

200+

75+

"Every day, we provide free support to children and families facing unimaginable hardships, helping them heal and rebuild. With your help, we can expand our reach and deepen our impact!"

“I serve on our board to save the lives of children who have been abused, helping them heal and move forward. But even more importantly, I aim to prevent abuse before it starts—building healthier families and communities. When abuse never happens, everyone wins!”

“I believe in the mission of Juliette’s House to provide a safe and healthy environment for children and I am happy to offer my support as a volunteer. The staff at the clinic have done amazing work in our community and I am pleased to be able to help in some small way.”

“I appreciate Juliette’s House for giving our kids the tools they need to stay safe.They work to protect our most vulnerable population.”

"The resilience of children is truly remarkable. It's during childhood that we witness incredible neurological development. As caregivers in our community, our support is crucial in fostering these healthy changes."

"Children absorb everything around them, good or bad. It’s essential we make our interactions intentional and practice positive self-talk, as they learn and mirror what they observe."

"Children should have the right to tell you when something you're doing is hurting them without adults being defensive or dismissive."

"Helping children express their thoughts, feelings, and experiences is crucial for their healing and growth. It brings hope and optimism after they’ve faced difficult times."

"Kids want to feel safe and loved no matter the circumstance. Children thrive and grow when they're seen, heard, loved, and secure."

"When children and their caregivers are supported and nurtured, they can thrive in the face of great adversity, which in and of itself, is profoundly inspirational."

"Children need and always deserve tender, loving care; they are amazingly resilient and for me, that is a hope-filled message."

"The work we do can be emotionally and psychologically challenging. That being said, self-care is a necessary component when working in child advocacy."

"It is amazing to see the funny, passionate, intelligent children that come through our doors. They are brave, kind, and hopeful. All the things that we work so hard to be as adults, children seem to innately possess. It's very humbling."

"I wish people knew what a difference it makes to children when you tell them frequently that you love them."

"It's crucial for us as adults to ensure they feel heard and safe when they share their feelings! Empowering a child means advocating for their well-being."

"Kids are usually always interested in playing with toys and using their imagination. In a world where we are surrounded by screens, it's refreshing to see kids come into our playroom and are immediately drawn to the doll house, play kitchen, and board games."

"It's critical to remember the importance of our role and to be a place of trust, safety, and advocacy for these young minds!"

"We can all be doing more to create safer environments for children to thrive in by evaluating our organization's policies, recognizing red flags, and simply talking about abuse in a way that destigmatizes the conversation moving forward."

"What some folks may see as acting out is often a response to unmet needs. By changing our perceptions of these behaviors, we can better help our kiddos through their challenges."

"Children know so much more than we think. That is why it's so important to talk to them about their boundaries and consent before they start having those conversations with unsafe people."

"The foundation of child abuse prevention is safe relationships. Everything that you do as an adult to help children feel seen, heard, and valued helps foster a healthy connection and makes you a safe adult that they can feel comfortable approaching with difficult topics."

"Whether you're listening to one of their many stories, answering one of their many questions, or sharing how much you love and care for them, you can impact a child's life by making them feel validated."

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