Established in 1921, the current programs of the YWCA Central Orange County include:
Beverly's House
Beverly's House is a legacy program of the YWCA Central Orange County.
First Steps at Beverly's House is a transitional housing program that serves females age 18-24 who have emancipated from foster care, and their children, who might otherwise be homeless. It integrates a wide range of services such as case management, educational & vocational assistance, independent life skills training and mental health counseling.
My Sister's Closet
New and gently used clothing is provided free to women in transition who are facing difficult times.
Joanie's Purse Project
New and gently used donated purses filled with basic personal hygiene items, toiletries and snacks are distributed to women in transition in Orange County.
Y Women Matter!
Y Women Matter! is a biannual speaker series centered around issues affecting women such as racism, equality and empowerment.
Mission Statement
YWCA. Eliminating racism. Empowering women. YWCA Central Orange County's mission statement: Committed to empowering and supporting women in transition. Eliminating racism, building healthy communities and affecting positive change through education, advocacy programs, services and leadership development.
The Details
- Address 133 North Grand StreetP. O. Box 689 Orange Ca 92856ORANGE, CA 92866
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Contact
- Berd Dunlap
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Phone
- (714) 633-4950
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Fax
- (714) 633-0621
- Website
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Interest Area
- Advocacy & Human Rights, Education & Literacy, Homeless & Housing, Race & Ethnicity, Women
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