In the News - My Sister's House

Sac Bee writes about My Sister’s House and the shelter in place orders

Thank you Molly Sullivan for featuring My Sister's House and letting people know where they can get help during this time. For domestic violence victims, coronavirus orders mean isolation with their abusers

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My Sister’s House, My Sister’s Cafe, and COVID-19

Dear My Sister's House and My Sister's Cafe Clients, Donors & Supporters: I share the thoughts, feelings, and stress that many of you may have felt. Our staff has too as we struggle to function with the changing news. We know My Sister's House work in many ways is more…

Fox News features My Sister’s House at a Conference on human trafficking

The message at a conference sponsored by My Sister's House Friday was that businesses must be aware of the occurrence of human trafficking. My Sister's House is a domestic violence agency that believes there are common themes between domestic violence and human trafficking, during…

‘The victims are often right among us’

Nilda Valmores’ personal mission is to find victims of domestic violence, sexual assault and human trafficking in the Sacramento area. “The victims are often right among us, in plain sight,” says Nilda, executive director of My Sister’s House for the past 15 years, a Sacramento-based…

Valley Community Newspaper highlights My Sister’s House 2019 Art with a Heart Event

Every summer, My Sister’s House Friends puts on Art with a Heart, an event for all who love art or who simply have a heart for changing lives. This year’s Art with a Heart takes place on Wednesday, July 10 from 5 to 7 p.m. at Sierra 2 Center (2791 24th St.) See more

Sacramento Magazine covers My Sister’s House Empowerment Gala at the Crest Theatre

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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!

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