The YWCA Monterey County is dedicated to eliminating racism, empowering women, and promoting peace, justice, freedom, and dignity for all.
The YWCA became part of the Monterey County community in 1913 with the Hearst Family's generous donation and commitment. In 1971 YWCA Monterey County was formed and has provided diverse programming to address the complex and needed services to many women, children, and men who are victims and survivors of domestic violence that make up the vibrant communities of Monterey County. YWCA MC staff provide emergency shelter, housing assistance, case management, therapeutic services, financial literacy courses, and operating our 24-Hour Crisis Line. Our programs have brought stability, sustainability, and a path forward to recovery from physical/mental/emotional abuse from an intimate partner.
Ustedes eran las únicas personas que sabía, no sabía a dónde más pedir ayuda. You were the only people I knew to go to, I didn't know where else to ask for help.
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