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Portland and the federal government

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Violence Prevention Programs

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The Office of Violence Prevention provides strategic direction and oversight for City efforts to reduce the risk of violence through linked strategies in partnership with government agencies, community-based organizations, neighborhoods, community members, and faith organizations.​

Trauma and Violence Impacted Families Program (TVIF)

The Trauma and Violence Impacted Families Program is structured as a collaborative City and County services multi-disciplinary team, created to provide support for youth/adults and families to break intergenerational ties that perpetuate violence with the community. It serves as the single point of contact to provide quick response to TVIF clients by setting appropriate service schedules and conducting service assessments. In addition, the program assists in connecting youth/adults and families with pro-social assistance programming and resources.

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Safer Portland Grant Program

Safer Portland prioritizes prevention efforts in Cully, Hazelwood, Eliot, and Powellhurst-Gilbert neighborhoods, along with other areas known for high gun violence rates. Examples of programs supported by the grant include: preventative programs, workshops, camps, and events; flexible funds for direct community assistance and services; youth and adult mediation and mentoring programs; arts and culture or recreational violence preventative programs; aftercare support funds for families of victims; and capacity building in small contractors to provide services.

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