My Sister’s House was established as a non-profit organization in 2001. Its primary objective is to provide aid to Asian and Pacific Islander women and children, as well as women and children from underserved sectors in Sacramento and neighboring areas in California.
They provide shelter, job training, and community services to survivors of domestic abuse, human trafficking, and sexual assault. It has a 24-hour support line for crisis intervention and operates two transitional houses for its A Safe Haven Shelter Program, where clients of all ethnicities fleeing violence can find secure, culturally appropriate, and comfortable accommodations.
Various support groups are involved in the Women to Work program, a free service offered to clients facing challenges with job placement and financial security. The agency maintains My Sister’s Café, a volunteer-based establishment.
