YWCA of Genesee County is a community-focused nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering women, eliminating racism, and promoting peace, justice, freedom, and dignity for all. As part of the nationwide YWCA network, the Genesee County branch provides vital social services tailored to meet the needs of individuals and families in crisis, particularly women and children. Their signature programs emphasize domestic violence prevention and support, including emergency shelter services, a crisis hotline, and advocacy for survivors navigating the legal and housing systems.

The organization also offers education and outreach initiatives aimed at raising awareness around issues of racial and gender equity, including anti-racism workshops and community engagement events. Through counseling services, safety planning, and specialized support groups, the YWCA helps survivors reclaim their lives with dignity and confidence. Their community involvement is extensive, often collaborating with local agencies, schools, and law enforcement to maximize impact and promote systemic change.

Anchored by a mission-driven approach, YWCA of Genesee County remains a trusted resource and advocate for social justice in the region.

Key Services:

– Emergency shelter for survivors of domestic violence
– 24-hour crisis hotline for support and intervention
– Legal and housing advocacy services
– Counseling and support groups for women and children
– Community education and prevention programs
– Anti-racism advocacy and diversity training workshops
– Safety planning assistance for those at risk
– Youth and family outreach initiatives