The YWCA of the Niagara Frontier is a nonprofit social services organization dedicated to eliminating racism, empowering women, and promoting peace, justice, freedom, and dignity for all. Serving the Niagara County region, the organization offers a wide array of programs designed to uplift individuals and families through supportive care, advocacy, and education. At the core of its mission is a commitment to women’s empowerment and the protection of vulnerable populations, particularly survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault.

Through its comprehensive network of services, the YWCA provides emergency and transitional housing, crisis counseling, case management, and legal advocacy for individuals facing domestic abuse. It also offers youth development programs that focus on mentorship, childcare, and early education services, including Universal Pre-Kindergarten programs. The organization is deeply involved in community outreach, hosting educational workshops and awareness campaigns around social justice and equity.

Notably, the YWCA is affiliated with YWCA USA, a national organization with over 160 years of service, granting it access to broad networks and resources that amplify its local impact. Its culturally informed services reflect an inclusive approach to community support, with a special emphasis on helping underserved and marginalized populations thrive.

Key Services:

– Domestic violence shelter and support services
– Sexual assault crisis intervention and advocacy
– Transitional and permanent supportive housing
– Universal Pre-Kindergarten and childcare programs
– Youth mentoring and educational enrichment
– Legal and court advocacy for survivors of abuse
– Community education and racial equity workshops
– Economic empowerment services for women and families