Klamath Advocacy Center

Klamath Advocacy Center

Direct Services Agency

Anti-Trafficking; Domestic Violence; Sexual Abuse/Assault

Adult; Citizen/Legal Permanent Resident; Female; Foreign National; Labor Trafficking; Male; Sex Trafficking; Transgender Female-to-Male; Transgender Male-to-Female

All services are offered to all adults. A minor trafficking victim can access confidential advocacy services, but cannot access shelter unless legally emancipated or is a mother. If a minor is seeking shelter, we would refer to Integral Youth Services, a task force partner.
Any trafficking experience would meet criteria for accessing services, there does not need to be an additional DV nexus to access services. Our shelter program is primarily offered to female-identifying clients and their children. For male-identifying clients seeking shelter, we will utilize a hotel option.

Our immigration services are limited- there is no immigration legal assistance in Klamath county, although we are able to provide referral and transportation. Nationality will not disqualify clients from other services.

H-2B Visa Holders - Forestry; A-3 Visa Holders; H-2A Visa Holders; H-2B Visa Holders; G-5 Visa Holders; J-1 Visa Holders

We are the sole shelter for both Klamath and Lake County. When possible, we accept referrals from out-of-county, but this capacity has been limited by COVID precautions.

24/7 crisis hotline for clients to speak with a confidential advocate

https://klamathadvocacycenter.org

English

State-level anti-trafficking funding; VAWA funding; VOCA funding; Other state funding

Every person has the basic human right to live in safety.