Our Health & Fitness Center is temporarily closed in accordance with state guidelines.
Our Administrative offices will remain closed until further notice and continue offering virtual services to participants.
is on a mission to eliminate racism, empower women and promote peace, justice, freedom and dignity for all.
Housing & Supportive Services programming provides affordable housing and supportive services empowering families to move past crisis.
Young people in our Youth Development programs create positive relationships with peers and staff to develop the skills and confidence to succeed in the classroom, work place and community.
In Employment & Economic Development programs, individuals build confidence and skills to find meaningful employment and increased income.
The Health & Fitness center helps people live active lifestyles, prevent and manage chronic medical conditions and reduce stress through a variety of fitness options, membership types and financial assistance to help keep healthy living accessible.
To better help understand the impact racism has on our lives, YWCA St. Paul’s CEO Gaye Adams Massey moderated a virtual Town Hall on “Tackling Racism” with renowned community leaders Judge Pamela Alexander, James Burroughs, Justin Terrell and Dr. Yohuru Williams. The compelling conversation sets the groundwork for community conversation, activism, and reform in a unique community forum, providing information on how we can each be a catalyst for change.
While 2020 has been challenging, the holiday season presents us with an opportunity to embrace radical joy and happiness. For tips on how to make the most of your holiday spirit, keep reading.
Due to the Governor’s executive order to help curb the spread of COVID-19 cases, YWCA St. Paul is temporarily closing our Health & Fitness Center. Your health and safety are our top priority. We thank you for your understanding and partnership as we again navigate this difficult situation together.
November is National Native American Heritage Month. What started at the turn of the century as a single day of recognition for the significant contributions
Week Without Violence is part of a global movement with YWCAs across the country and around the world to end violence against women and girls
Join us for an important conversation about domestic violence, discussing how to provide comprehensive and inclusive resources and support to meet the needs of all victims of violence, particularly those who face increased barriers to safety.
Join Anika Bowie, Vice President, Minneapolis NAACP, Nick Harper, Esq., Civic Engagement Director, League of Women Voters Minnesota and Gaye Adams Massey, CEO YWCA St. Paul, as they initiate a timely conversation around the role racism plays in voting and voter suppression.
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