Thank You for Protecting Survivor Services

We are thrilled to share that funding for victim services in California has been protected thanks to the dedication of our community, advocates across the state, and the leadership of Governor Newsom and the California Legislature.

This critical funding ensures that programs like Project Sanctuary can continue offering life-saving services to survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and other violent crimes—without interruption.

We extend our heartfelt thanks to:

• Our community members and partner organizations who raised their voices.
• Survivors and advocates who bravely shared their stories.
• California’s elected leaders for recognizing the urgent need to keep these services intact.

Because of you, survivors will continue to have access to the emergency safe housing, transitional housing, crisis counseling, legal advocacy, and crisis response they deserve.

While this is a moment to celebrate, our work isn’t done. Sustainable funding and long-term investment in victim services remain crucial. Stay connected and keep raising your voice, and remember, we’re stronger together.

We’re hiring!

Weekend Relief Advocate - Ukiah, CA

Project Sanctuary is seeking a compassionate and dependable Weekend Relief Advocate to support survivors of domestic violence and/or sexual assault during critical weekend hours.

This position is primarily on-call from Friday at 4:30 PM through Sunday at 9:30 PM, including 8 hour on-site shifts (4 on Saturdays and 4 on Sundays) at our confidential emergency safe house, with additional hours available for coverage as needed. Weekend Relief Advocates provide crisis intervention, emotional support, safety planning, and referrals while using a survivor centered and trauma informed approach.

Position open until filled.