The
Womens Community, Inc. Wausau, Wisconsin
Our agency door is through the parking lot on Gilbert Street. Come in under the Ridgewood sign.
715-842-5663
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Please
Help Us Build
a
New
Facility Click here to make a pledge: The Women’s Community Capital Campaign Fund All donations will be put in our Community Foundation of North Central Wisconsin capital campaign fund. OR:
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Thank you for considering The Women’s Community!
We could not exist without
generous community support. Challenges The
Current Facility:
Solutions A
New Facility:
“My mom is asleep, so I am just going to watch the camera to make sure he doesn’t come here. I will stay awake and watch so she can sleep.” 8-year old boy in shelter “My
mommy used to cry a lot. But
she don’t have to cry here no more.” 4-year old boy in shelter “I
would never have found the courage to step up and report to officials what
had happened to me if it hadn’t been for the help and support of The
Women’s Community. Thank you!” A
client of The Women’s Community “I
wouldn’t know what I’d do if the Women’s Community shelter didn’t
exist.
I don’t know, slept in my car I guess.” A
client of The Women’s Community Domestic
violence and sexual assault destroy families and homes. Beyond the physical injuries and pain,
power and control are used to intimidate, threaten, isolate, and
financially and emotionally trap victims.
The effects of domestic violence
and sexual assault leave life-long negative impacts on children.
Domestic
violence and sexual assault know no boundaries and affect all
socio-economic classes, age levels, and ethnic groups. Mission
Statement The
mission of The Women’s Community is to provide specialized services and
resources to people in central Wisconsin affected by domestic violence,
sexual assault and unemployment. Our goal is to help individuals and families attain greater
emotional and economic self-sufficiency. Vision
Statement TWC is a model organization that empowers communities and individuals who have survived the effects of violence and oppression through the provision of quality programming, advocacy, and education. The ultimate goal is to reduce/eradicate violence. |