The Family Justice Center of Washington County

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The Family Justice Center of Washington County is here to help end the cycle of domestic and family violence by providing safety, healing, and hope to residents in Washington County.

Today, we honor Juneteenth, a celebration of freedom, resilience, and the ongoing pursuit of justice. At the Family Peac...
06/19/2026

Today, we honor Juneteenth, a celebration of freedom, resilience, and the ongoing pursuit of justice.
 
At the Family Peace Center, we recognize that Black survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, child abuse, and other forms of violence often face unique barriers when seeking safety and support. Systemic inequities can make it harder to access services, be believed, and find pathways to healing.
 
As we celebrate Juneteenth, we recommit ourselves to creating a community where every survivor is seen, supported, and empowered to thrive.
 
❤️🖤💚

Calling 503-430-8300 gets you connected to:Domestic Violence Resource Center SARC Oregon Safety Compass Oregon police no...
06/19/2026

Calling 503-430-8300 gets you connected to:
Domestic Violence Resource Center
SARC Oregon
Safety Compass Oregon
police nonemergency
Washington County mental health
Child, abuse hotline

All in one place, 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

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Llamar al 503-430-8300 te conecta con:





de seguridad

Policía no emergencia

Salud mental del condado de Washington

Línea directa de abuso infantil

Todo en un solo lugar, 24 horas al día, siete días a la semana.

A huge thank you to the wonderful residents at MorningStar Senior Living of Hillsboro for spending their time and creati...
06/12/2026

A huge thank you to the wonderful residents at MorningStar Senior Living of Hillsboro for spending their time and creativity assembling “Busy Bags” for the children and teens who visit the Family Peace Center this summer. 💜

Many of the young people we meet are navigating difficult and traumatic circumstances. These thoughtfully packed bags, filled with crafts, activities, journals, books, and other engaging items, provide comfort, distraction, and opportunities for creativity during challenging moments.

We are so grateful for community partners like MorningStar who help us care for survivors of all ages. Your kindness will make a meaningful difference in the lives of the children and teens we serve this summer.

This weekend, the Family Peace Center was honored to be part of Pride in Hillsboro! 🌈We believe everyone deserves safety...
06/09/2026

This weekend, the Family Peace Center was honored to be part of Pride in Hillsboro! 🌈

We believe everyone deserves safety, support, and a community where they are seen, valued, and respected. Thank you to everyone who stopped by our table, shared your stories, asked questions, and learned more about our services.

We are proud to stand alongside our LGBTQ+ community and remain committed to creating pathways to safety, healing, and hope for all.
Happy Pride! ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜

The Sales Department at Morningstar Senior Living of Hillsboro is hosting a fundraiser in support of the Family Peace Ce...
05/11/2026

The Sales Department at Morningstar Senior Living of Hillsboro is hosting a fundraiser in support of the Family Peace Center (FPC), and they are collecting donations for thoughtfully curated “busy bags.”
These busy bags are meant to offer comfort, distraction, and a sense of care during difficult moments for children and youth ages newborn through 18.

We are looking for age-appropriate items such as:

Newborn to toddler: soft sensory toys, teething toys, board books, plush toys

Early childhood: coloring books, crayons, stickers, simple puzzles, small stuffed animals

School age: activity books, journals, fidget toys, card games, craft kits, stress balls

Teens: journals, sketchbooks, pens, adult coloring books, self-care items, fidgets, headphones or earbuds

Every item helps create a moment of calm and comfort for someone who may really need it.

Donations can be dropped off at Morningstar Senior Living of Hillsboro. Please ask for Haylee when you arrive.

Thank you for helping us show up for our community in such a meaningful way.

Thursday was more than a grand opening.It was the visible proof of what can happen when an entire community decides to s...
05/05/2026

Thursday was more than a grand opening.

It was the visible proof of what can happen when an entire community decides to show up for one another.

The Family Peace Center was built by people who refused to accept that survivors should have to navigate violence, trauma, and healing alone. It was built by partners willing to work differently. By donors who believed in a vision before it existed. By volunteers, staff, survivors, elected officials, advocates, law enforcement, healthcare providers, and community members who kept saying yes, over and over again.

Thursday, all of that love filled the building.

We saw people walk through these doors and immediately understand:
This place was built for them.

Thank you to everyone who celebrated with us, supported us, believed in us, donated to us, advocated for us, and carried this vision forward over the years.

This center belongs to the community.

And more importantly, it belongs to every survivor who deserves safety, healing, hope, and peace.

We are so deeply grateful to be building this future together. 💜

La reciente información de la CNN sobre lo que se ha denominado una “academia de la violación” es espantosa, pero no nos...
04/22/2026

La reciente información de la CNN sobre lo que se ha denominado una “academia de la violación” es espantosa, pero no nos sorprende.

Porque esto es lo que ha estado ocurriendo; la diferencia radica en que ahora está en el punto de mira.

La violencia tiene su origen en el deseo de poder y control.
Cuando alguien cree que tiene derecho a controlar el cuerpo de otra persona.
Cuando se ignora la autonomía y la humanidad.
Cuando el daño se normaliza, se enseña e incluso se fomenta.

En nuestro centro, vemos el impacto de esto todos los días, y nos negamos a mirar hacia otro lado.

Porque esto no es solo algo que ocurre “ahí fuera”.
Se trata de la cultura.
Se trata de lo que se enseña, se refuerza y se permite que crezca en silencio.

Y lo que debería hacernos parar en seco a todos: nuestros hijos tienen acceso a este mundo.

Esta historia pone de relieve un entorno en el que la violencia se puede aprender, compartir y normalizar con solo hacer clic en un botón.

No podemos quedarnos de brazos cruzados.

Tenemos que hablar con nuestros hijos.
Tenemos que cuestionar las creencias sobre el poder y el control.
Tenemos que detener el daño cuando lo veamos.
Y tenemos que creer a las víctimas, siempre.
No cuando nos convenga. No cuando se haya demostrado sin lugar a dudas. Siempre.

Porque la seguridad no puede comenzar hasta que se rompa este ciclo.

Todos tenemos un papel que desempeñar en esto; crear una comunidad segura no es tarea de otros, es nuestra.
Si no sabes por dónde empezar, empieza aquí:

Nuestra comunidad dispone de un kit de herramientas “Start By Believing” (Empieza por creer) disponible en el enlace de nuestra biografía o en nuestra página web:
https://www.fpcwc.org/additional-resources

Y creer a las sobrevivientes es solo el principio. Ya no podemos permitirnos el lujo de actuar solo cuando el daño ya se ha hecho.

Podemos prevenir esto.

The recent CNN reporting on what is being called a “rape academy” is horrifying, but it is not shocking.Because this is ...
04/22/2026

The recent CNN reporting on what is being called a “rape academy” is horrifying, but it is not shocking.

Because this is what has been happening, the difference is the spotlight.

Violence is rooted in a desire for power and control.
When someone believes they have the right to control another person’s body.
When autonomy and humanity is ignored.
When harm is normalized, taught, and even encouraged.

At our center, we see the impact of this every single day, and we refuse to look away.

Because this is not just something happening “out there.”
This is about culture.
This is about what is being taught, reinforced, and allowed to grow in silence.
And the part that should stop all of us in our tracks: our kids have access to this world.

This story shines a spotlight on an environment where violence can be learned, shared, and normalized with the click of a button.

We cannot be passive.

We have to talk to our children.
We have to challenge beliefs about power and control.
We have to interrupt harm when we see it.
And we have to believe survivors—every single time.

Not when it’s convenient. Not when it’s proven beyond doubt. Every time.

Because safety can’t begin until this cycle is interrupted.

We all have a role in this, creating a safe community is not someone else’s job, it is ours.

If you don’t know where to start, start here:
Our community has a Start By Believing toolkit available in the link in our bio or on our website
https://www.fpcwc.org/additional-resources

And believing survivors is only the start. We can no longer afford to only take an active role once hard has already happened.

We can prevent this.

It’s National Volunteer Week, and we are celebrating the incredible people who make this work possible. 💜To our Family P...
04/21/2026

It’s National Volunteer Week, and we are celebrating the incredible people who make this work possible. 💜

To our Family Peace Center volunteers — thank you.
Thank you for showing up.
Thank you for caring deeply.
Thank you for making a difference.

Because of you, families feel supported, survivors feel heard, and our community grows stronger every day. Whether you’re helping at events, welcoming guests, supporting behind the scenes, or lending your time wherever it’s needed, your compassion creates real change.

We are so grateful for the time, heart, and dedication you bring to the Family Peace Center. You truly are the heart of what we do.

And during National Volunteer Week, we’re also reminded that there is always room for more people who want to make a difference. If you’ve ever thought about volunteering, we would love to welcome you into this work.

Together, we are building peace, support, and hope for our community. 💜💜💜

We’re a 2026 – 2027 Bag It Forward partner with !!Every time you bring a reusable bag to shop, a 5-cent donation is mad...
04/17/2026

We’re a 2026 – 2027 Bag It Forward partner with !!

Every time you bring a reusable bag to shop, a 5-cent donation is made on your behalf to support local nonprofits, including us 💜

Small actions add up to a meaningful impact.

Bring your bags, spread the word, and support local!

Address

735 SW 158th Avenue Suite 100
Beaverton, OR
97006

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4pm
Friday 8:30am - 3pm

Telephone

+15034308300

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