We are stronger together, and we can’t wait to gather for the annual Leadership Luncheon.

We’re pleased to welcome Shannon Nagy as YWCA’s new Executive Director.

The path to healing from domestic violence is not the same for everyone, and a YWCA advocate will walk alongside you no matter what choices you make about how to proceed. You might need shelter, or you might prefer to start with safety planning. Will a protection order help your situation? Do you want to press charges against an abuser? Advocates will share resources and options, but you get to decide what makes you feel comfortable and safe. Confidential YWCA survivor services are not only free, they're judgment-free.

Through counseling, support groups, legal and medical advocacy, shelter services and more, the YWCA Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault Resource Center ensures that women and children have access to what they need to begin rebuilding their lives after violence. Advocates are available to provide bilingual and bicultural services.

We believe reliable childcare can help families achieve financial self-sufficiency. And our staff knows the resources, like Working Connections, that can help you afford the quality care you want for your child. Contact RoseMary's Place in Dayton or My Friends' House in Walla Walla.

Make a difference in the life of a child, bring hope to a woman who needs your help, and enrich life for families in our community.