Host Soo reflects on Tri-Valley Haven’s Thanksgiving food distribution and the 10th Annual Moni Nop Turkey Drop, thanking volunteers, donors, and community partners for their generosity. She shares details about the upcoming December 13th Holiday Distribution, Spring 2026 Advocacy Training, and reminds listeners that the crisis line is open 24/7 at 800-884-8119.

This month, Host Soo shares how Tri-Valley Haven and the community came together to meet rising food needs during a busy season at the Food Pantry. Hear how volunteers, donors, and partner organizations worked together to ensure every family received support with care and dignity. Soo also highlights the 2025 Holiday Program, offering festive food, gift cards, and stockings, as well as the 10th Annual Mony Nop Turkey Drop. This episode reflects on the power of community, gratitude, and coming together to bring hope and joy to families in need during the holiday season.

Host Soo Lee talks about Domestic Violence Awareness Month and the importance of supporting survivors in the Tri-Valley community. In this episode, she shares a powerful client story of finding safety, care, and hope through Tri-Valley Haven’s domestic violence programs. Soo also reflects on the success of Pace for Peace and highlights the upcoming Candlelight March on October 30 in downtown Livermore.

Listeners are reminded that even in the hardest moments, compassionate support and community make a real difference in survivors’ lives.

In this episode of Safe Lives, Strong Voices, we highlight Tri-Valley Haven’s Food Pantry during Hunger Action Month, including a recent proclamation recognizing its impact and the dignity of our client-choice model. We also share gratitude for the dedicated volunteers who keep the pantry running every day. Looking ahead, we invite you to join us at our annual Pace for Peace 5K/10K in October — a community event that brings people together to walk, run, and stand for safety and peace.

In this episode, host Soo reflects on Women’s Equality Day, highlighting the progress made toward equality and the achievements of women. She also shares recommendations from Tri-Valley Haven staff on inspiring women innovators, and encourages listeners to reflect, celebrate, and connect with the mission of Tri-Valley Haven.

In this episode, host Soo highlights Tri-Valley Haven’s annual Backpack Drive and the impact it has on local students and families. She’s joined by Camaya from the Homeless Services Department, who shares what goes into organizing the drive and how the community can get involved. The episode also gently touches on what it’s like to take the first step in reaching out for help, and how Tri-Valley Haven is here to meet with care and support.

This first episode introduces Tri-Valley Haven, a nonprofit serving survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and homelessness. Learn about the organization's history, services, and what to expect in future episodes.