For more than 50 years, Bradley Angle has provided safety, shelter, and support for survivors of domestic violence in the Portland area.

Tiffany Thomas-Guice, Bradley Angle’s Program and Services Director, joined us for this Community Voices episode to discuss the organization’s recent shelter expansion and what it means for survivors seeking safety and stability. We talked about the growing need for domestic violence services, the importance of accessible shelter, and how expanded capacity will help more individuals and families access support when they need it most.

Hear our conversation to learn more about Bradley Angle’s work and the impact this expansion will have across our community.

If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence and needs support, please contact Bradley Angle at 503-232-1528 or visit their website for resources and assistance.

This episode of PRP’s Community Voices was produced in partnership with Meyer Memorial Trust. Together, we’re helping amplify nonprofit voices across Oregon

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