News - Domestic Violence & Sexual Abuse Services

🌈 Love Out Loud. 🌈

At NEWS, we believe everyone deserves to live free from violence, fear, and discrimination.

This Pride Month, we reaffirm our commitment to providing inclusive, trauma-informed support where every survivor is treated with dignity, respect, and compassion. 💜

Looking to celebrate Pride in Napa Valley? Check out Napa Pride's Love Out Loud events happening throughout June, including community gatherings, family activities, Pride celebrations, and more.

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Thank you all for joining us for NEWS 4th Annual Walk-A-Mile Napa Valley!

GALLERY: Photos from the NEWS Walk-a-Mile event The NEWS Walk-A-Mile Napa Valley event which aims to raise awareness and show support for victims of sexual assault, domestic violence and other forms of physical violence was held at

Our office had a blast participating at this year's Walk-A-Mile Napa Valley event held Sunday. We joined approximately 200 other participants who put on their walking shoes to show support for victims of sexual assault, domestic violence and other forms of physical violence. It was great seeing everyone gather for this cause and we hope to see even more people join next year!

Nuestra oficina se divirtió muchísimo participando en el evento Walk-A-Mile Napa Valley de este año, realizado el domingo. Nos unimos a aproximadamente 200 participantes más que se pusieron sus zapatos para caminar y mostrar su apoyo para las víctimas de agresión sexual, violencia doméstica y otras formas de violencia física. Fue muy gratificante ver a todos reunirse por esta causa y esperamos que aún más personas se sumen el próximo año.

Wear your denim. Stand in solidarity. 💙

Tomorrow is Denim Day—a powerful reminder that there is never an excuse for sexual violence. What someone wears is never consent.

Denim Day began after a 1990s court ruling in Italy overturned a sexual assault conviction, claiming the victim’s jeans implied consent. In response, people around the world wore denim in protest—and a movement was born.

Consider this your official nudge.
👉Walk. A. Mile. With us.

This Sunday, we’re walking for survivors, for prevention, for a community that believes.

Come dance. Come walk. Come be part of something that matters.

We’re so close to our goal, help us close the gap.

Register!
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WE BELIEVE. And we talk about it.

This Friday, WAIT—a powerful short film exploring silence, memory, and the emotional aftermath of sexual assault—has its California premiere at Napa Valley Streamfest.

After the screening, join us for a free Impact Panel featuring NEWS’ Executive Director, Tracy Lamb, alongside regional leaders working to support survivors and shift culture across Northern California.

This is one of those moments to show up—
to listen, to learn, and to be part of the conversation.

💬 Free panel at Folklore Napa

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April 19–25 marks 45 years of honoring, supporting, and advocating for survivors during National Crime Victims’ Rights Week. 💜

First proclaimed in 1981, this week is a reminder that crime impacts every part of a survivor’s life—and that no one should have to face that journey alone. Across the country, thousands of victim service programs and advocates work every day to help survivors heal, rebuild, and find justice.

This year’s theme: Listen. Act. Advocate. Protect victims, serve communities. And through the power of CommUNITY, we recognize the collective impact of survivors, advocates, and neighbors working together to ensure every voice is heard and every need is met.

We honor the resilience of survivors and renew our commitment to standing beside them—not just this week, but every day.

Did you know April is also Sexual Assault Awareness Month? We thought we would partner with our friends over at NEWS Napa Valley to share more information and resources for survivors of Sexual Assault! 💙🫂

NEWS advocates are available to support survivors throughout the reporting process, including providing on-scene crisis response for sexual assault-related incidents to provide support and offer services. They walk alongside survivors through the criminal justice process, offering court accompaniment, and assistance with obtaining restraining orders related to the assault.

Their team supports survivors with both active criminal cases and those who choose not to pursue legal action. They offer assistance with emergency needs such as food, clothing, transportation, emergency hotel stays or shelter, and things even security cameras to name a few. Additionally, NEWS can provide some limited support with certain housing-related concerns.

Anyone interested in receiving services from NEWS can call the 24hr hotline at 707-255-6397 or call or come into their admin office during business hours 8am-5pm at 707-252-3687 1141 Pear Tree Lane suite 220 Napa, CA 94559