The Meadowlark Call to Artists
Call to artists! YWCA Missoula is looking for original pieces-- including 2D, 3D, mural, multi- and mixed-media forms of art-- to be considered for installation throughout The Meadowlark, our new family housing and domestic violence shelter, opening Spring 2021. The...
YWCA Missoula receives $25K grant from PetSmart Charities to help keep pets and people together
YWCA Missoula received a $25,000 grant from PetSmart Charities to help families who are experiencing homelessness or domestic violence stay connected to their pets. As the face of family changes over the years, what remains constant is the role pets play in our lives....
Tuesday night support groups resume in-person and remotely
July 16: Next week we will resume Tuesday night support groups for domestic violence survivors. Group size will be limited and pre-registration is required. There will be options to participate remotely as well. To register for support groups or learn more, email...
Police violence and criminal justice reform
June 18, 2020 Like so many across this community and country, we are outraged by the devastating impacts of police violence and systemic racism. Change is long overdue. As a domestic and sexual violence service provider, we do recognize and value the critical role...
YWCA Missoula statement on the murder of George Floyd
June 9, 2020 At YWCA Missoula we continue to be outraged by the violence and deaths of Black people in America due to police brutality. We stand with YWCAs across the country– including YWCA St. Paul, where George Floyd was a member of a training program and working...
YWCA main office re-opening to the public
June 1: This week, we are reopening the YWCA offices to the public. We closed our main office doors back in March in response to the COVID-19 outbreak, and since that time only our essential services for domestic and sexual violence survivors and homeless families...
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