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YWCA Greater Cincinnati President/CEO message regarding COVID-19
K.L. called the YWCA domestic violence hotline in late January. She was accepted into the YWCA Domestic Violence Shelter with her six children, and she was also expecting. A couple of weeks after her intake, she gave birth, and post-partum depression soon followed. K.L. was under an immense amount of stress as a domestic violence survivor, and a single mother of seven. Not long after, Coronavirus began to breakout, which added more stress for her. Many resources and programs came to a halt, as social distancing and the stay-at-home order came into play. Amid the chaos and stress, K.L. was matched to Bethany House Rapid-Re-Housing program and has moved into her own apartment. YWCA was able to assist with furniture for her new home thanks to our community resources. K.L. is very appreciative of the YWCA and glad that her stress level has decreased tremendously!
K.L.'s story of escape from abuse amid the pandemic
In times of Crisis, YWCA is here for you

How We Kept Our Clients Safe

COVID-19 correlated to increase in Domestic Violence locally

Trauma-Informed Care During a Pandemic

YWCA commits to social distancing for domestic violence survivors

Domestic Violence: The silent crisis within the COVID-19 crisis

Watch how we kept survivors safe & celebrate ALL women

YWCA continued services during Stay at Home Order

Every day is a crisis for those in abusive relationships

COVID-19 causing spike in Domestic Violence

Learn how this pandemic is affecting Domestic Violence survivors in our community

YWCA and Hamilton County Child Protective Services partner to reduce child abuse and neglect. Isolation due to COVID-19 likely will escalate unreported abuse.

Advocating for the Homeless-including our Shelter Clients

Virus leads to increased calls to Domestic Violence Hotlines

Need support to keep Social Distancing for Shelter Clients

 

 

 

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