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Supporting survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault in Pierce County through culturally responsive advocacy, prevention, and community-based services.
For over 30 years, Our Sisters' House has supported survivors, empowered youth, and strengthened families through community-driven services and advocacy.
Join us for an unforgettable evening of celebration, community, and impact as we raise critical funds to support survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault throughout Pierce County.
Our Healthy Relationships Program empowers youth and young adults with the knowledge, confidence, and support needed to build healthy relationships, make positive choices, and create brighter futures through mentorship, education, and community connection.
Supporting survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault in Pierce County through culturally responsive advocacy, prevention, and community-based services.
Our Sisters’ House was founded in 1995 to address a critical gap in services for girls of color involved in the juvenile justice system. Today, the organization continues its mission by providing culturally responsive support to Black and African American women and children impacted by domestic violence. Through five core programs, OSH serves youth involved in family violence, children who have witnessed violence, survivors seeking support and healing, and individuals fleeing abusive situations. While Pierce County is home to several domestic violence service providers, Our Sisters’ House remains the only organization offering culturally specific advocacy and support services tailored to the needs of African American women and their families. Programs such as Building New Bridges and EVOLVE are the only initiatives in Pierce County that address juvenile family violence and children exposed to violence through a holistic, family-centered approach that includes parenting support and family engagement.
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Our Sisters’ House leads, empowers, and inspires change to end gender-based violence, including domestic and intimate partner violence, sexual assault, stalking, and teen dating violence through culturally specific, trauma-informed prevention, intervention, and advocacy. Rooted in and accountable to Black and African American women, girls, and court-involved youth, we instill positive youth development, creating pathways to safety, healing, and long-term well-being while promoting community-driven solutions that reduce violence, address systemic inequities, and strengthen our communities.
Our vision is a future where Black women, girls, youth, and families live free from violence, fear, and systemic barriers, with every opportunity to heal, grow, and thrive. We envision communities where safety, equity, and justice are not privileges, but realities for all; where survivors are empowered, families are strengthened, and young people are equipped with the tools and support needed to build healthy, successful futures. Through compassion, advocacy, and culturally responsive services, we strive to create lasting change that uplifts generations and fosters communities where everyone can reach their full potential.
We provide compassionate, trauma-informed advocacy and support services for individuals and families impacted by domestic violence. Our advocates assist with safety planning, housing and community resource referrals, financial assistance, system navigation, and ongoing emotional support. We are committed to offering culturally responsive services that recognize and honor the unique experiences, backgrounds, and needs of those we serve, empowering survivors to move toward safety, stability, and healing.
We offer a culturally specific support group designed to provide survivors with a safe and supportive environment for healing and growth. Sisters Seeking Change brings together individuals who have experienced domestic violence and trauma to build connections, share experiences, develop healthy coping skills, and strengthen self-confidence. Through guided discussions, peer support, and healing-centered activities, participants are empowered to reclaim their voices and continue their journey toward healing and resilience.
We assist survivors in understanding and navigating the protection order process by providing guidance, advocacy, and support every step of the way. Whether seeking a Domestic Violence Protection Order, Sexual Assault Protection Order, Anti-Harassment Order, or other legal protections, our advocates help individuals understand their options, complete necessary paperwork, and access court-related resources. We strive to make the legal process less overwhelming while ensuring survivors receive the culturally responsive support they need to enhance their safety and well-being.
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