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Our Executive Director, Nilda Valmores, recently contributed an article to Foundation Beyond Belief’s blog about COVID-19 and how it’s affecting our work. You can read about it below. COVID-19 or Not, My Sister’s House Services Are Essential

DA Anne Marie Schubert, Chief Daniel Hahn, E.D. of WEAVE Beth Hassett, E.D. of My Sister’s House Nilda Valmores, Sacramento Regional Family Justice Center CEO Faith Whitmore, Assistant Chief Deputy DA Dawn Bladet and DA Supervising Victim Advocate Lisa Corral discuss how DV victims can still get help and services during this time. You and… Read more »

Sammy Caiola wrote about My Sister’s House in an article titled As Stay-At-Home Order Increases Risk Of Domestic Violence, Resources Remain Available For Victims Here’s a small excerpt from the article: For many domestic violence victims living with their abusers, getting coffee with a friend or grabbing the kids from school can be a needed… Read more »

As the COVID-19 situation continues to change, we thought it would be best to update you on the services that My Sister’s House is offering during this time. We recognize and are preparing for an increase in domestic violence and intimate partner violence during social distancing and shelter in place. Our 24/7 multilingual support line… Read more »

My Sister’s House was recently mentioned in an article in Action News Now which covered a human trafficking ring operation in Anderson. Click below to read the article: Human trafficking ring operation leads to 2 Chico arrests

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

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 important than ever. Families that have encountered abuse… Read more »

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 which the victims are sexually and emotionally abused, exploited, bullied, beaten… Read more »

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 program that specializes in helping Asian, Pacific Islander and other… Read more »