Central Oregon Divorce & Families in Transition Guide
Connecting Central Oregon families with the resources and support they need to navigate divorce and life transitions.
A free community resource guide currently in development.
Our Mission
Divorce is more than a legal process. It is a major life transition that can affect every aspect of a person's life, from financial stability and emotional well-being to parenting, housing, and family relationships. Yet finding reliable, accessible support can often feel overwhelming.
Central Oregon Divorce & Families in Transition Guide was created with a simple mission: to ensure that no one in Central Oregon has to navigate divorce or family transitions without knowing where to turn for help.
Through a free, comprehensive community resource guide, Central Oregon Divorce & Families in Transition Guide aims to connect individuals and families with local professionals, organizations, and essential services, making support easier to find and helping people move forward with greater clarity, confidence, and connection.
About the Guide
Central Oregon Divorce & Families in Transition Guide is currently in development and will be available as a free downloadable PDF.
The guide will bring together a wide range of Central Oregon resources, including:
Divorce and family law professionals
Mediation and conflict resolution services
Mental health and emotional support
Financial planning and assistance
Parenting and co-parenting resources
Housing and basic needs assistance
Domestic violence and safety resources
Community organizations and additional family support services
The goal is to create an accessible, comprehensive resource that individuals, families, and community professionals can turn to when navigating divorce, separation, and related family transitions.
Be Included in Central Oregon Divorce & Families in Transition Guide
Are you a Central Oregon professional or organization supporting individuals and families through divorce or related life transitions?
I invite you to submit your information for consideration in the Central Oregon Divorce & Families in Transition Guide resource guide.
There is no cost to be included. Simply complete a brief submission form with your contact information and a description of your services.
Submissions are reviewed for relevance and suitability. Inclusion is not guaranteed.
Become a Founding Sponsor
Help make divorce and family transition resources more accessible to Central Oregon families.
I'm inviting local businesses, organizations, and community members to help support the development of Central Oregon Divorce & Families in Transition Guide .
Sponsorship funding will help cover the research, writing, resource verification, design, production, and distribution of this free community guide.
Founding Sponsorship — $1,000 or More
Founding sponsors will receive acknowledgment:
On the Central Oregon Divorce & Families in Transition Guide webpage
In the completed resource guide
In announcements celebrating the guide's launch
All founding sponsors receive the same recognition, regardless of sponsorship amount.
Support Central Oregon Divorce & Families in Transition Guide — Give Any Amount
Every contribution helps bring this free community resource closer to completion.
If you believe in making divorce and family transition support more accessible, you're welcome to contribute an amount that feels meaningful to you.
Whether you're an individual, family member, professional, or community supporter, your contribution helps support the development of a resource intended to benefit Central Oregon families.
You can also support the project by sharing it with a professional, organization, or business that may be interested in participating.
About the Creator
Central Oregon Divorce & Families in Transition Guide is an initiative created by Natasha Bacca, a Central Oregon divorce doula, certified high-conflict divorce coach, and certified mediator.
Drawing on both personal experience and professional training, Natasha supports individuals navigating divorce, separation, and major family transitions. Her work also includes writing, education, and advocacy aimed at improving how individuals and families experience divorce.
Central Oregon Divorce & Families in Transition Guide is an extension of that work, created to strengthen access to resources and connections within the Central Oregon community.