All month long, The Center invites our community to learn, show up, and take action for survivors. Explore events, volunteer with us, and help us build relationships free from violence.
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1242 Broadway, Placerville, CA 95667
Tuesday, October 21, 2025 • 11:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Domestic Violence Awareness Fundraiser to honor Marissa & Jojo (and all victims and survivors). A portion of proceeds supports The Center for Violence-Free Relationships.
Main Street, Placerville, CA
Saturday, October 11, 2025 • 5:00 PM
Join local businesses and community members for a night of light, connection, and support. Wear pink and purple to raise awareness and show your solidarity with survivors of domestic violence.
447 Main St, Placerville, CA 95667
Sunday, October 26, 2025 • 12:00 PM – 2:00 PM
Join us to raise awareness with a led vinyasa class, vendors, community resources, and more. FREE class (donation-based) benefiting The Center. Schedule: 12:00 PM Introduction • 1:00 PM Power Vinyasa. All ages welcome.
If you or someone you love is experiencing harm, you deserve safety and support.
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Help staff event tables, hand out resources, or support set-up and breakdown.
Partner with us to amplify education and services across the county.
Book a staff training or classroom talk on healthy relationships, bystander skills, and trauma-informed support.
Short, evidence-based insights you can share. These are presented in plain language for community education. Always prioritize safety; these ideas are for relationships where partners are safe and willing to grow.
Attribution: The Gottman Institute. For press or educational use, please cite original Gottman research/resources.
Healthy love includes limits. Boundaries clarify what is okay and what is not, and they protect safety, autonomy, and mutual respect.
Many relationship tools assume safety. If there is intimidation, stalking, or ongoing harm, standard advice (e.g., “communicate more”) may not be safe. Please reach out to an advocate to create a personalized safety plan.
Media or partner inquiries: outreach@thecenternow.org • (530) 626-1450 (call or text/chat)
