Our Health & Fitness Center and Administrative offices are temporarily closed until further notice. Learn more.
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YWCA St. Paul’s Health & Fitness Center and Administrative Offices are temporarily closed until further notice, as part of our nation’s efforts to reduce the spread of COVID-19. Our vital work endures and we continue to serve clients, members and the community remotely. Learn more about our virtual services.
We appreciate your understanding and vigilance as we navigate this rapidly evolving situation.
Chanell began struggling to find housing for her and her daughter in December 2016. She stayed with friends and family but also sometimes stayed in her car. She was determined to find housing no matter how much stress she was under or how much disappointment she faced. When she worked with a YWCA St. Paul Rapid Re-Housing Case Manager, she was able to move beyond crisis and into stability. Chanell welcomed her second child and completed her GED with the comfort and security of her own home. Click here for video transcript.
In order to collect a complete and accurate count for all communities, many deadlines for the 2020 Census have been extended to ensure the health and safety of the public and Census Bureau employees.
Graduation season has arrived, and we’re taking this opportunity to celebrate our 2020 Graduates in the midst of a pandemic. Read the full post to see where these young leaders are headed after graduation. And let us know YOUR plans too!
COVID-19 is impacting young women and girls across our state in unique and distinct ways. The YWI Cabinet has developed a resource guide to help navigate these challenging times.
In times of crisis, YWCAs stand up to meet the needs of the most vulnerable. But we can’t do it alone. Stand with us and donate in support of the valuable services we provide for our community.
Join us for a national tele-town hall discussing how the COVID-19 pandemic’s exacerbates the impact of systemic and structural racism on communities of color.
We’re pleased to announce a collection of presentations and recognitions for our CEO, Gaye Adams Massey, this spring!
Further events are in the works, so be sure to check back often.
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