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The Harbor has officially moved into its new home at 949 Exchange Street in downtown Astoria, marking an important new chapter for our organization and the survivors, families, and young people we serve throughout Clatsop County. The building, which previously housed The Astorian for more than five decades, gives The Harbor significantly more space to provide advocacy, prevention, support, and other services for survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and stalking. Ou

Close-up of police lights Recent reporting in The Astorian has brought increased attention to strangulation assaults in Clatsop County, including multiple cases connected to domestic violence. In late July, The Astorian reported that four people had been arrested on strangulation charges in Clatsop County in less than a month, with all four cases connected to domestic violence. Additional arrests were reported in the weeks that followed. An August letter published in The Asto

The Harbor's float embraces the water metaphor of the parade: "everybody deserves a safe harbor." The Harbor was proud to join community organizations, businesses, schools, marching bands, and neighbors from across the region for the 2026 Astoria Regatta Grand Land Parade on Saturday, August 8. This year marked the 132nd Astoria Regatta, with the theme “Raised on the River” celebrating the maritime culture and history that are such an important part of our community. For The

The Daily Astorian building recently purchased by The Harbor The Harbor is growing and we’re excited to share an important milestone in our work supporting survivors and our community. As recently reported by both KMUN and The Astorian, The Harbor has purchased the former Daily Astorian building on Exchange Street in downtown Astoria. The new space will give our organization much-needed room to grow while allowing us to remain centrally located and accessible to the Clatsop C

Each year, The Harbor's Latinx Team proudly hosts the Holiday Toy Drive to support survivors and their families during the holiday season. This cherished tradition does more than provide gifts–it brings comfort, hope, and a sense of unity to families navigating challenging times. This holiday season, we want to fill hearts and homes with love, care, and solidarity. We're collecting gifts, self-care items, and essential goods. You can donate new items between now and December

We're thrilled to share that Brody Jones is hosting a benefit concert for The Harbor. Voices for Healing brings together the Astoria High School Choir and the North Coast Chorale at the Charlene Larsen Center for an inspiring evening celebrating mental wellness, mindfulness, and the healing power of music. Event Details: When: Friday, November 21st at 7:00 PM Where: The Charlene Larsen Center for Performing Arts Address: 588 16th Street, Astoria, OR 97103 Tickets: $15 for Ad

We're thrilled to share that The Harbor was awarded funding as part of the Schnitzer Cares Student Grantmaking program.

We're incredibly thankful to Seaside High School for raising $1,085.49 through their Coin Clash Fundraiser! Are you interested in...

Join us for a day of training centered around the warning signs and prevention of stalking.

The Storytelling Project creates a unique opportunity for survivors of sexual abuse to express themselves in a trauma-informed setting.

The Harbor was featured on the 9th episode of the Beach Grass Roots podcast. Listen to learn more about how we support survivors.

The Harbor was named as the March 2025 recipient of Astoria Co-op's Change for Community Program.