Welcome to My Sister's House!
   

My Sister's House is the first and only non-profit organization to specifically identify
and address the unique needs of women and children impacted by domestic violence
in the Central Valley's highly diverse Asian and Pacific Islander community.

24-Hour Multilingual
Help Line:
(916) 428-3271
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24-hour Multilingual Help Line:
(916) 428-3271
    
Business Line:
(916) 868-7820


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What We Offer:

 

  • A 6-bed Safe Haven shelter for women and children;
  • Culturally and linguistically appropriate domestic violence intervention services;
  • Women at Work Program for domestic violence survivors of all backgrounds;
  • New Beginnings women's learning and support group;
  • Community outreach and education; and
  • 24-hour multilingual crisis line

My Sister's House will be at...

The Vagina Monologues
at the Veterans Memorial Theater in Davis
Friday, Feb. 12, 7:00pm
Saturday, Feb. 13, 2:00pm
Saturday, Feb. 13, 7:00pm
 
Tickets $5-$15, sliding scale

Available now at the Women's Center, 113 North Hall.  Sponsored by the WRRC and CWR.  As part of the V-Day Movement it will benefit organizations that help end gendered violence: 10% of the proceeds will go toward the V-Day Spotlight Campaign for Women in the Democratic Republic of Congo and remaining proceeds will be split between two amazing, local organizations, My Sister's House & Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence Center of Yolo County (SADVAC).

My Sister's House is a Top-Rated Food & Shelter NonProfit! 

 

 Safety on the Internet

Important information about maintaining privacy and safety while using the internet.
Your abuser can monitor your computer use, and it is difficult to hide your internet activities. If you are in danger, please use a safer computer, call our 24-hour help line (916) 428-3271, or call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at (800) 799-SAFE.

To ensure that your online activities are not discovered by your abuser, you must use a computer that your abuser cannot access, such as a computer at a public library, internet café, or at a trusted friend's home.