YWCA of Charleston
The YWCA of Charleston, WV provides shelter, case management, counseling, education, job training and childcare in the greater Kanawha Valley. Our mission: eliminating racism and empowering women.
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Location:
Charleston, WV, 25301
Phone:
(304) 340-3594
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YWCA of Charleston

YWCA of Charleston WV Supreme Court's precedent-setting decision yesterday that the fear of physical harm is enough to issue a domestic violence protective order.

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The fear of physical harm is enough to grant a domestic violence protective order to West Virginia residents, the state Supreme Court ruled Monday in a precedent-setting decision.
Melinda N Abdo
Melinda N Abdo
That is very good new imo...all states should have this law.
Tue at 10:14am
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YWCA of Charleston Please vote for us in the Chase Community Giving Challenge for our chance to win a $25K donation to benefit the YWCA of Charleston!

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YWCA of Charleston Members of the YWCA Sr. Mgt. team spent an afternoon teambuilding at the Class VI Tree Tops Canopy Tour: (L to R) HR Director/Asst. Business Office Manager Sarah Blackshire, Development Director Lesli Beavers, Executive Director Debby Weinstein, and Marketing Director Laura Jordan.

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YWCA of Charleston YWCA Executive Director Debby Weinstein networking away at last week's Charleston Area Alliance "Networking with the Stars" event!

Debbie Sommers
Debbie Sommers
Lookin good Deb!! Love ya!
November 18 at 11:16pm
Tanisha Harmon
Tanisha Harmon
What a nice pic!
November 19 at 3:54am
Lorraine Cole

Lorraine Cole Health Care Reform Webinar - Tomorrow at 3pm EDT: Join us for a webinar that examines how health care reform will benefit women. The webinar will provide information about how healthcare reform would address health care disparities, eliminate gender ratings, expand access to health care coverage including Medicaid and ...what the Stupak-Pitts Amendment would mean for women. Click on the link below to register.

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YWCA of Charleston WSAZ's myZtv story on this week's homelessness awareness project.

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While it's a problem that often goes unnoticed, hundreds of homeless children live on the streets of Charleston.
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YWCA of Charleston Sad that some of the items in our street installations were stolen today, but hoping that the people responsible truly needed them and that the missing clothes, shoes and sleeping bag made it into the hands of needy children.

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YWCA of Charleston
Wonderful! Thank you so much for your support!
November 17 at 10:14am
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YWCA of Charleston
YWCA of Charleston
A few of the "one less child homeless" street installations around downtown Charleston for National Homeless and Hunger Awareness Week.
November 16 at 9:09am
YWCA of Charleston

YWCA of Charleston In honor of National Philanthropy Day, we want to take a moment to thank the countless supporters of the YWCA of Charleston. Without your generosity, we could never serve thousands of the neediest women and families in our community each year. From all of us, thank you.

Crystal

Crystal If you recently saw the movie “Precious” or read Sapphire’s book “Push” please come and join the YWCA of the Greater Triangle for a post-film discussion in partnership with the North Carolina Coalition Against Sexual Assault, Quirky Black Girls, and the Hayti Heritage Center Saturday, December 5th from 12-2pm. "Preciou...s" provides an important opportunity for us to build community, raise awareness about sexual violence against women and children, examine race, class, and gender discrimination and oppression. Join us for a powerful discussion that will deepen our awareness, build our skills to support and empower women, heal our spirits and hearts, and promote race and gender justice.

Please RSVP to Crystal Hayes, Co-Director of the Racial Justice Program at the YWCA at chayes@ywcatriangle.org

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Trailer for the Oprah Winfery/Tyler Perry backed film "Precious," based on the novel "Push" by Sapphire. The film stars comic Mo'Nique and features Paula Patton and Mariah Carey.
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YWCA of Charleston "One Night Without a Home" homelessness awareness sleep out on Magic Island on Tuesday.

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Join us in raising awareness about homelessness in our community and meet individuals whose lives have been touched by community providers in our area. On Tuesday, November 17, 2009, the WV Mental Health ...
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YWCA of Charleston Hate Crimes Prevention Act signed into law after a decade of advocacy by the YWCA and hundreds of others.

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The YWCA of Charleston, WV is a non-profit organization that serves thousands of people in Kanawha, Clay and Boone counties (WV.) We provide critical social service programs to the most vulnerable populations in our communities.
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YWCA of Charleston Better late than never! Check out last week's November e-newsletter for info on our new Racial Justice Program - plus details on the Beau-Tea-Full fashion show to benefit YWCA Sojourner's this Saturday!

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Share your blessings with others at the 23rd Annual Thanksgiving Benefit Dinner to Aid the Homeles, where you'll enjoy a traditional Thanksgiving feast, lovely music and very good company. All proceeds ...
YWCA of Charleston

YWCA of Charleston On this day, and every day, we remember the men and women who have served and our currently serving our great country. Thank you from all of us at the YWCA of Charleston.

November 11 at 5:56am
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YWCA of Charleston Hundreds of people gathered together on Sunday, November 8 to share their blessings with others. All proceeds benefited the YWCA Sojourner's Shelter serving homeless women and families, and the Roark-Sullivan Lifeway Center serving homeless men.