My Sister’s Cafe on Capitol Weekly

Read about how My Sister’s Cafe, a program of My Sister’s House Women to Work program, is helping survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault and human trafficking get back on their feet!

Louder Than Wolves at My Sister’s House

My Sister’s House was Sacramento’s first organization to provide a safe haven for victims of sexual violence, as well as job training, support, for women in the Sacramento area. On Saturday, April 27, at the historic Colonial Theatre, My Sister’s House presented Louder Than Wolves, where survivors and allies shared inspiring words, entertaining acts, and… Read more »

Coffee Chat with Executive Director

Do you have questions or comments about My Sister’s House? Come chat with our Executive Director, Nilda Valmores, over some delicious food and drinks at My Sister’s Cafe! Hope to see you on Friday, June 21 at 10:00 am!    

Big Day of Giving

Big Day of Giving is happening on Thursday, May 2nd! This year, My Sister’s House has a goal of $15,000 to raise funds for a cafe delivery vehicle. Your giving will support My Sister’s House and My Sister’s Cafe efforts when it comes to helping survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault and human trafficking!  … Read more »

My Sister’s Cafe featured on Sac & Co (ABC10)

This video highlights our social enterprise, My Sister’s Cafe. Executive Director, Nilda and Enterprise Manager, Alexio share about My Sister’s House services and some of My Sister’s Cafe delicious food and drinks!

My Sister’s Cafe Celebrates its 5th Birthday

5 years ago, My Sister’s Cafe was established to help clients gain job training skills to ultimately “get back on their feet”. Since starting at the cafe, survivors have since then moved to obtain full-time jobs. Read more on how My Sister’s Cafe has made a difference over the course of 5 years!

Encouraging Domestic Violence Victims to Seek Help

Read about how My Sister’s House and other Sacramento organizations, like Family Justice Center, are actively trying to eliminate domestic violence in the community. Hear from one of My Sister’s House survivors as she shares part of her story!   Read more.