When inside our facility, face coverings are required for all employees, fitness members and all others regardless of vaccination status. We are committed to maintaining the safety and well-being of everyone visiting our facility. Read our full Covid-19 policy.
During these uncertain times where feelings of fear have become commonplace and hope is something we must work to find, imagine what our world could look like if we took inspiration from Dr. King and acted together, from a place of kindness.
After years swimming in YW’s pool, Mara Ascheman joined our board and regularly leads Xcel Energy Day of Service volunteer projects to give back to her community.
Holistic well-being encompasses mind, body, social and spirit. All aspects of our health are interconnected and function as a whole. Please join us for our Equity and Justice Community Conversation on Wednesday, January 19 at 4:30 p.m. with Marjorie Grevious.
In compliance with Ramsey County guidance and the latest Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommendations amid rising COVID-19 cases in the Twin Cities, YWCA St. Paul will require that face coverings to be worn by everyone—both vaccinated and unvaccinated—inside our facility effective January 6, 2022.
Healing Circles has been a successful intergenerational supportive space centered on and affirming Black culture, community and lived experience. With open hearts and open minds we were
The latest guidelines at YWCA St. Paul require face coverings for all YW employees, and for fitness members and visitors that are unvaccinated. We strongly encourage facial coverings for everyone regardless of vaccination status, and continue to encourage social distancing, fitness reservation systems, self-cleaning stations and staying home if you are not feeling well.
A self-described ‘child of St. Paul,’ Tina Grant grew up mere blocks from the YWCA St. Paul. But it wasn’t until a colleague invited her to a YW fundraiser in 2012, that she began to really understand the scope of YW’s work. Having served on the Board since 2013, Tina continues to be impressed by the work YW does.
Yesterday, ‘Altitude’ was unveiled in its public location in the window on YWCA St. Paul’s second floor overlooking St. Paul’s Selby & Western intersection. Remarks were made at the celebration by Gaye Adams Massey, CEO YWCA St. Paul; Mayor Melvin Carter, St. Paul Mayor; and Dr. Nicole Mary Milligan, The Milligan Studio Artist.
What should you do when your child is in crisis? According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness, one in six youth between 6 to
YWCA St. Paul would like to congratulate Tawanna A. Black for being selected by Twin Cities Business as their 2021 Person of the Year. Black
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