The YWCA of White Plains & Central Westchester is a leading nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing the empowerment, wellness, and social equity of women, girls, and underserved communities. Rooted in a longstanding commitment to social justice, the YWCA provides a wide range of social services designed to improve lives and foster inclusive community development. Its core programs offer support in areas such as racial justice education, women’s economic advancement, and advocacy against gender-based violence. The organization is particularly recognized for its initiatives that promote equity and inclusion, with tailored programs supporting domestic violence survivors and at-risk youth.

The YWCA also operates safe housing solutions and transitional shelters for women and children fleeing abuse, offering both emergency and long-term support. Additionally, it provides culturally responsive programs aimed at bridging opportunity gaps for marginalized communities. Strong partnerships with local agencies, government bodies, and community leaders help extend the reach and impact of their services. Through education, empowerment, and compassionate care, the YWCA plays an essential role in strengthening families and building safer, healthier communities across Westchester County.

Key Services:

– Domestic violence support and transitional housing
– Women’s empowerment and leadership development programs
– Racial and gender equity education and advocacy
– Economic advancement and job readiness services
– Youth development and mentoring programs
– Support services for low-income and marginalized populations
– Cultural competency workshops and diversity training
– Community outreach and justice initiatives