Our Services

Our team provides trauma-informed, person-centered, and population specific services to individuals aged 12-25. We value meeting people where they are in their journey of healing and self-discovery. 

Mental Health Counseling

Mental health therapy is provided regardless of insurance and personalized to meet the unique needs of each individual. 

Case Management &
​Resource Connection

To address unmet needs, we work collaboratively with individuals and community partners for case management and resource connection. 

Clothing & Hygiene Access

Our Clackamas, Marion and Washington County offices have clothing boutiques containing essential clothing and hygiene items. Access to this closet is open to any young adult in need. 

Outpatient Counseling

​A Village for One provides outpatient mental health services to youth, ages 25 and under in Clackamas, Washington, and Marion County regardless of insurance coverage. Youth do not need to have confirmed cases of domestic sexual exploitation, but they need to be considered of high risk for this type of abuse. High Risk factors include but are not limited too: Running away, history of abuse, DHS involvement. Services are provided regardless of insurance. 

REFERRAL FOR SERVICES
​Referrals for services can be submitted by an individual, family member, natural support, or community partner agency such as DHS, Juvenile Justice, Care Coordinator, School Official, or other. Click here for referral form. 

Specialized Counseling Services for Youth in Oregon Youth Authority (OYA)

​A Village for One has a contract with OYA to provide specialized mental health services for youth who have been identified as survivors of sexual exploitation, and are in closed custody at either Oak Creek or MacLaren Youth Correctional Facility. Referrals can be made by the youth's probation officer. All referrals have to be approved by the facility itself before being initiated.

Anisa's Place -
​Therapeutic Housing Program

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It is the intent of A Village For One and
Anisa's Place to serve the most vulnerable
youth in the CSEC population by providing a
safe and healthy living environment in
which they can experience support, growth, and empowerment.  A Village for One has opened a therapeutic home for female and female-identifying survivors ages 12-18.  Youth must be currently involved with DHS; please refer youth through the DHS BRS process.