Every contribution to the YWCA Support Network affects the lives of our clients, but you may be surprised to learn how much of a difference your generous gift can make:
Your gift of $1,000 can provide ALL of the following crisis services:
Family intervention with counseling and community resources for one family,
Facilitator led support groups for 3 teens who are experiencing dating violence, and
Food and clothing for 4 women and children in our shelter.
Your gift of $5,000 can provide ALL of the following services:
Emergency residential shelter for one family for one month,
Culturally competent crisis counseling and case management for 8 women, and
Individualized age-appropriate therapy for 10 children recovering from trauma.
Your gift of $7,500 can provide ALL of the following services:
Bilingual toll-free hotline services for 30 women in danger,
Culturally competent individual therapy for 20 domestic violence victims, and
Court accompaniment for 25 women seeking legal protection for their children and themselves.
Your gift of $10,000 can provide ALL of the following services:
Legal assistance for 15 women who cannot afford an attorney;
Restraining order assistance for 25 women seeking safety from their batterers,
Telephone outreach to 50 police-reported victims of domestic violence to inform them of resources and offer support, and
Transportation for 10 women to receive food, medical services and legal assistance.
Your gift of $15,000 can provide ALL of the following services:
Healing group counseling for 30 child victims of domestic violence,
Parenting classes for 10 mothers re-learning how to parent after the abuse ends,
Childcare for 20 children whose mothers are attending parenting classes,
Dating violence prevention workshops for 500 youth aged 12-18, and
Books and school supplies for 25 children.
IF YOU ARE IN IMMEDIATE DANGER Call 911
Then, for additional support and access to our services, call our crisis Line 1.800.572.2782
The YWCA Support Network annually responds to more than 5,000 calls on our Crisis Line. Many calls are from friends, family members, or co-workers of abuse victims who want to know how they can help.