 Condor Community DayAt Condor Community Day in Garden Gove, CA. NWNC provided free clothing and dignity essentials to over 100 households. More than 20 women signed up for continued support through our Loads of Love and Dignity programs. |  Celebrating Strength & New BeginningsNo Woman No Cry joined Grandma’s House of Hope’s graduation celebration, honoring the graduates’ hard work, resilience, and steps toward a brighter future. |  Supporting Menstrual Health & DignityNo Woman No Cry donated 105 menstrual discs and cups to Jamboree Housing, expanding access to reusable period care products and supporting women’s comfort, choice, and dignity. |  Sharing Essentials, Supporting Our CommunityNo Woman No Cry delivered food donations and adult diapers to Untold Story Bookstore in Anaheim, supporting its local food pantry and helping neighbors access everyday essentials with dignity. |  Celebrating Black History & CommunityNo Woman No Cry hosted an outreach table at the Black History Parade in March, sharing information about our programs, connecting with community members, and celebrating Black history and culture. |
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 Connect, Reflect & Feel EmpoweredJoin No Woman No Cry for our virtual Women’s Empowerment Workshop on November 7, from 11 a.m. to noon on Zoom. Take time for yourself, connect with other women, and explore ways to build confidence and support your personal growth. |
Our Team.
Meet our No Woman No Cry team! We are a dedicated group of passionate individuals committed to supporting single women and homeless mothers. Each team member brings unique skills and experiences to our mission, working together to create a positive impact in our community. Together, we strive to empower and uplift those we serve!
LaTijera Cabrera
Executive Director
LaTijera brings over 10 years of experience in the nonprofit sector. Her work has centered on serving homeless women and families with children throughout Orange County, where she has held multiple leadership roles focused on housing stability, program development, and community-based care.
She also has extensive experience working with food banks and addressing food insecurity, with a deep understanding of the systemic challenges that impact access to basic needs in Orange County. From the beginning of her career, LaTijera knew she would one day create a nonprofit organization dedicated to addressing the complex barriers faced by women across the United States.
LaTijera holds a Master’s degree in Social Justice and Human Rights. Her academic research focuses on intersectionality, women and gender studies, social justice, and food insecurity. Her leadership is grounded in equity, dignity, and the belief that sustainable change begins with community-driven solutions.
“Tomorrow is a new day to make a difference, to create change. It is never too late to change your life. All you need is belief. Change starts with belief, one step at a time.”
