YWCA of Metropolitan Detroit
Eliminating racism empowering women
YWCA is dedicated to eliminating racism, empowering women and promoting peace, justice, freedom and dignity for all.
We’ve been at the forefront of the biggest issues of the day for 165 years, working to improve the lives of women, girls, and communities of color through three Areas of Focus:
Racial Justice & Civil Rights
Empowerment & Economic Advancement
Health & Safety
YWCA Detroit News
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997,454
women, girls and families enrolled in YWCA local associations nationwide
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256,744
women, girls and families benefiting from prevention programs focused on sexual assault, trafficking, domestic violence and more
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76,133
community members involved in programs to eliminate racism
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70,742
women, girls and families being empowered, advancing economically and becoming leaders through YWCA programming
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114,013
women, girls and families benefiting from YWCA health, wellness, recovery and training programs
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31,900
women, girls and families finding security in YWCA housing, food assistance and immigration assistance programs
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19,682
people accessed girl's empowerment programming to advance economically and become leaders
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66,373
people accessed services through childcare and child development and family support programs
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130
local associations participated in the Racial Justice Challenge
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