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.
Supporting survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault in Pierce County through culturally responsive advocacy, prevention, and community-based services.
Throughout July this year, Our Sisters’ House brought youth together for Beyond the Block Youth Nights, a month of basketball, open gym activities, mentorship, and conversations about conflict resolution and sportsmanship. These evenings created a safe and positive space for young people to connect, have fun, build confidence, and strengthen relationships within their community.
For over 30 years, Our Sisters' House has supported survivors, empowered youth, and strengthened families through community-driven services and advocacy.
Learn more about the impact of Our Sisters' House over the past year by exploring our 2025 Annual Report, highlighting the programs, services, and community partnerships that continue to strengthen and support our community.
Help make our upcoming events a success by volunteering with Our Sisters' House. From community outreach to fundraising events, volunteers play an essential role in creating meaningful experiences that support survivors, youth, and families throughout our community.
Our Sisters' House was recently featured in a national story highlighting how delays in federal funding are impacting domestic violence organizations across the country. Learn how these challenges affect survivors in our community and why local support matters now more than ever.
Our Sisters’ House · Pierce County
Support that honors your story. Advocacy, connection, and care for survivors, youth, and families.
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.
Supporting survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault in Pierce County through culturally responsive advocacy, prevention, and community-based services.
Throughout July this year, Our Sisters’ House brought youth together for Beyond the Block Youth Nights, a month of basketball, open gym activities, mentorship, and conversations about conflict resolution and sportsmanship. These evenings created a safe and positive space for young people to connect, have fun, build confidence, and strengthen relationships within their community.
For over 30 years, Our Sisters' House has supported survivors, empowered youth, and strengthened families through community-driven services and advocacy.
Learn more about the impact of Our Sisters' House over the past year by exploring our 2025 Annual Report, highlighting the programs, services, and community partnerships that continue to strengthen and support our community.
Help make our upcoming events a success by volunteering with Our Sisters' House. From community outreach to fundraising events, volunteers play an essential role in creating meaningful experiences that support survivors, youth, and families throughout our community.
Our Sisters' House was recently featured in a national story highlighting how delays in federal funding are impacting domestic violence organizations across the country. Learn how these challenges affect survivors in our community and why local support matters now more than ever.
OUR SISTERS’ HOUSE · PIERCE COUNTY
Culturally responsive advocacy, healing, and connection for survivors, youth, and families. Wherever you are in your journey, you don’t have to take the next step alone.
LET’S CONNECT
Meet with our team to talk about your needs, explore your options, and find support that fits.
Monday–Friday · 9 AM–4 PM
708 Broadway, Suite 310 · Tacoma
SUPPORT, ON YOUR TERMS
Our services center your dignity, your choices, and your well-being.
01 / ADVOCACY
Safety planning, practical resources, and ongoing advocacy centered on your choices.
02 / SURVIVOR SUPPORT
Compassionate support to explore your options, connect with resources, and move at your own pace.
03 / LEGAL SUPPORT
Guidance with paperwork, court processes, and connections to legal resources.
04 / HEALING TOGETHER
A supportive space to build connection, strengthen self-trust, and explore healing with other survivors.
05 / COMMUNITY OUTREACH
Culturally responsive, survivor-led support for Black women and girls impacted by or at risk of sex trafficking.
START WHERE YOU ARE
That’s okay. Our team can listen, answer questions, and help you explore a next step.
INVESTING IN THE NEXT GENERATION
Every young person deserves connection, encouragement, and opportunity. We partner with youth, families, schools, and community organizations to build healthy relationships and positive paths forward.
We lead, empower, and inspire change to end gender-based 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 create pathways to safety, healing, and long-term well-being.
Communities where women, youth, and families live free from violence and systemic barriers—with every opportunity to heal, grow, and thrive.
SHOW UP · SPEAK OUT · STAY CONNECTED
Community makes this work possible. Find your way to connect, contribute, and stay close to the stories behind our mission.
GIVE YOUR TIME
Bring your skills, energy, and care to opportunities supporting our community.
COME TOGETHER
Gather for a good time and a meaningful cause that supports OSH’s work.
STAY IN THE LOOP
Read program updates, community stories, and ways to make a difference.
PULL UP A SEAT
Honest conversations about healing, advocacy, and the people behind the work.
PLAN YOUR VISIT
708 Broadway, Suite 310
Tacoma, WA 98402
Monday–Friday
9 AM–4 PM
Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday
Appointments are recommended so we can give you the care and attention you need. Please book ahead for other weekdays.
YOU DON’T HAVE TO DO THIS ALONE
We’re here to listen, support your choices, and walk alongside you.
Stay connected with updates on our programs, events, and ways to support survivors in your community.
