Project Sister Family Services

Hey ! Just wanted to ask for your signature on AB2432. This bill will allow for a new revenue source for crime victim services across the state of California!

Have you heard the news?!? We are having a leadership transition at !

Today we welcome Michelle Cates, MSW as our incoming Executive Director! Michelle comes to us from our sister agency , where she served as their former Executive Director. She succeeds Julie Boynton, who is retiring after a distinguishing 20-year tenure at the end of September.

Please join us in welcoming Michelle and wishing Julie a well deserved retirement.

Happy Friday and happy three day weekend, hope it’s a fun and safe one! How are you planning on filling your cup this weekend?😁☕️🍵

🌞 Summer Safety Campaign Kickoff!🌞

As we dive into the sunny season, let’s prioritize safety and well-being. Our Summer Safety Campaign is here to provide tips, resources, and support for all survivors of sexual assault. Join us in creating a safe, empowering, and enjoyable summer for everyone. Stay tuned for tips and inspiration!🍉

To all our LGBTQ+ survivors of sexual assault: Your strength, courage, and resilience are powerful. You are seen, you are heard, and you are loved. Never forget that your identity is valid and you deserve to heal and thrive. 🏳️‍🌈❤️

If you applied for our advocate training and haven’t heard back, it might mean your application didn’t go through. If you are interested in volunteering or following up on a submitted application please contact our Hotline Manager.

calling all YOUTH!📣 scan the QR code above & fill out the application to be a leader in your community & help support our efforts to end sexual violence. For any questions send us a DM or contact Cierra Vaiz @ [email protected]

THANK YOU! happy last day of ! We couldn’t have done it without every single one of you🩵 sexual assault awareness is not limited to April, we will continue advocating for survivors and spreading the word all year long 🩵🦋👖

just a few of our favorite moments from 🩵🦋👖

here’s a lil recap! Thank you to youth leaders for reminded survivors they belong & continuing to promote positive change in our community 🩵👖

Survivors of crime deserve access to safe, supportive services even during bad budget years. CA Governor Gavin Newsom we need you to include $200M in this year's budget to .

Every cut to the Victims of Crime Act ( ) resonates through our communities, disproportionately impacting the most vulnerable among us. Join the movement, reach out to your Member of Congress, and ask them to stand up for VOCA.

Join us for a FREE Self Defense Workshop on Saturday, September 23, 2023 from 9am-1pm. Reserve your spot TODAY as space is LIMITED!!!

PSFS invites all adults from parents, teachers, administrators, mentors and more to join us in learning how to promote and discuss healthy relationships with youth in our lives. Materials & Dinner will be provided.

a very happy to all those apart of our ‘sister’hood! 🌼

the women who work at PSFS are honored to serve those in our communities. You are who inspired our founders to begin this journey to combat sexual violence against women, and you continue to inspire us here today! 🤍

Happy New Year! Hope everyone is staying safe this holiday. ✨

Hope everyone continues to have a safe and happy holiday season. ✨

Project Sister is now hiring an Outreach Specialist. To apply email [email protected] with your Resume & Cover Letter.

Project Sister is Now Hiring an Outreach Specialist. To apply email [email protected], with your Resume and Cover Letter.

Project Sister Family Services provides programming to more than 50 times the number of survivors as in 1972. Today, we serve survivors of sexual assault, human trafficking and child abuse. We hope you will help us celebrate 50 years of community service by supporting our mission to reduce the trauma and risk of sexual assault and child abuse with your donation this giving season.

It’s Transgender Awareness Week! A time to help raise the visibility of transgender people, and educate the public about the community and address the issues members of the community face. 🏳️‍⚧️

Newspaper clipping from June 23, 1977.
Back when our service area only covered the eastern area, from Monrovia to Chino. A time where PSFS received no more than 75 calls annually and had about 22 volunteers. Now, we are fully staffed with therapists, a prevention department, a hotline department and over 40 advocates. So much has changed over the last 50 years but one thing remains the same, is we are still dedicated to reducing the risk and trauma of sexual violence.

The issue of domestic violence persists well beyond this month. We must continue to have these conversations. Continue to share resources. Support programs that support survivors. We need to continue the work, in creating a culture that is safe for everyone.

What you need to know about Domestic Violence. DVAM is not over yet! There is still time to learn and spread awareness.

Throughout the month of October, we will be sharing information, resources, and supporting our community partners who work on domestic violence issues while raising awareness.

Participate in a research study conducted by three medical students from Western University of Health & Sciences.

For anyone willing to participate, the survey consists of multiple choice questions, that will take 10 minutes or less.

To access the survey, click the link in our bio or scan the QR code.

A big thank you to Pomona Valley Hospital Medical Center for inviting us to attend their Overdose Awareness Event Last week!

Here at Project Sister Family Services, we support survivors of any age, race, background and regardless of where they stand in their drug abuse recovery journey.

Apply now to take our October training to be a Certified Sexual Assault Victim Advocate with PSFS.
You can find the application on our website. If you have any questions, call 909-623-1619 and ask to speak to the Hotline/SART Department.

We’re proud to be selected for The Foundation , thanks to local Starbucks partners Kathy Rosales (Starbucks in Walnut, CA) and Cory Greenlee (Starbucks in La Verne, CA) in our community.