YWCA-MC Covid-19 Public Service Announcement
Tuesday, March 31, 2020
Check out this Covid-19 Public Service Announcement to understand what YWCA-MC does for our community and how you can help. #StrongerTogether #YWCA-MC #COVID-19 #DONATE
Community Foundation Helps
Monday, March 30, 2020
Community Foundation of Monterey helps the YWCA-MC by awarding a large grant to keep operations running and help women of Monterey County. The Community foundation shows they are truly “here for good”. The timing of this grant couldn’t be better. The YWCA Monterey County has been struggling to fill the needs of women all over… Continue Reading Community Foundation Helps
Domestic Violence Calls are Spiking
Friday, March 27, 2020
Christine Duncan CEO of YWCA of Monterey County delivers a powerful message to the Monterey County Weekly newspaper publication. Domestic Violence calls have increased three-fold in the 36 hours after Shelter in Place Order was given. Monterey County Weekly reports on the YWCA-MC’s continuous efforts to support women and children in Monterey County. The full… Continue Reading Domestic Violence Calls are Spiking
YWCA-MC Appeal for help!
Tuesday, March 24, 2020
We need help OUR ESSENTIAL SERVICES ARE OPERATING For those facing the causes and consequences of Domestic Violence and Human Trafficking, these are particularly difficult and worrying times. We need help. Having to be quarantined or stay at home more with the person abusing you heightens the risk for increased abuse. Since the Shelter in… Continue Reading YWCA-MC Appeal for help!
Potential for Covid-19 to Increase Risk to Women and Girls
Thursday, March 19, 2020
POTENTIAL FOR COVID-19 TO INCREASE RISK TO WOMEN AND GIRLS Locally based Domestic Violence program, YWCA Monterey County, ussues warning based on figures from police reports, women’s organizations and newspapers in China at the start of the outbreak that domestic violence tripled during the outbreak. “Here in Monterey County we are preparing for a possible… Continue Reading Potential for Covid-19 to Increase Risk to Women and Girls