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  • $25 - There is nothing more essential than safety and shelter. Keeping the families who have found safety at our emergency domestic abuse shelter healthy is just as important. $25 helps cover the cost of items like disinfectants, latex gloves, hand soap, and paper towels.
  • $50 - With schools closed, children are with their parent in our domestic abuse shelter throughout the day. $50 helps cover the weekly cost of additional activities, games, and snacks for approximately 15-20 kids.
  • $100 - For a child who has been sexually abused, their parents are critical to their healing. $100 helps cover the cost of one hour-long family therapy video session.
  • $125 - While the courts have temporarily suspended most business, they realize the unique responsiveness that domestic and sexual violence require. $125 helps cover the cost for the YWCA to offer legal services like preparing and filing Personal Protection Order applications for victims.
  • $150 - For the parents and children participating in supervised parenting visits, their time together is precious. $150 helps cover the cost of providing two weekly supervised video sessions for a parent and child working to build a healthy and safe relationship.
  • $200 - In uncertain times, young people need stability and support. $200 helps cover the cost of one, interactive video session for the teens in the YWCA’s Helen Claytor Center for Girls’ Leadership where they can talk about their feelings, stay connected to YWCA staff and one another, and continue planning the impact they will have on our community.
  • $250 - With workplaces, schools, churches, and so much more closed, the YWCA’s helpline has never been more important to victims. $250 helps cover the cost of providing our 24-hour helpline for one month.
  • $500 - When a victim is isolated from family and friends, their pet provides desperately needed comfort. That is especially true now. $500 helps cover the average monthly cost of providing safe shelter and care for the pets of YWCA clients so they aren’t forced to choose between fleeing their abuser or leaving their pets behind in danger.
  • $700 - In order to follow the governor’s “Stay Safe, Stay Home” order, you first need to have a home. $700 helps cover the cost of one month of supportive housing for a domestic violence victim and their children as they rebuild their lives.
  • $1,000 - For survivors, finding a community of people who share similar experiences can be especially healing. $1000 helps cover the cost of providing online support groups for one month.
  • $1,500 - Locally, sexual assault victims have long had an alternative to busy, crowded emergency departments: the YWCA Nurse Examiner Program. That continues to be important as hospitals meet other demands. $1500 helps cover the cost of the expert care and medical-forensic exams (rape exams) provided by YWCA Nurse Examiners to victims during a typical weekend shift.
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Are you or someone you know being abused by a partner? Do you need a safe place to stay? Do you think you’ve been raped? Is someone stalking you? Could your child have been sexually abused? If you need help now, call the YWCA 24-hour helpline. We can connect you with services like these and more:
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