W.I.S.H. (Women In Supported Housing) Program
WISH is a permanent, supportive housing program for dually diagnosed women (women who struggle with both drug and alcohol addiction and mental illness) and their children. The program provides housing in leased, scattered site apartments and houses, and intensive support services. The focus is on assisting women with building and maintaining healthy support systems, managing their drug and alcohol and mental health recovery programs, and living independently. The goal is to assist families, particularly those who face the greatest barriers to independence, to achieve and sustain lasting self-sufficiency.
Donate
With your support, the YWCA Greater Pittsburgh will be able to continue our work to empower women and eliminate racism in our community. Your support helps to cover the cost of our essential programs and services that make a difference in the lives of thousands of Pittsburgh area women and their families. Donate now using our secure online contribution form.
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Membership
Become part of the largest and oldest international women’s movement. Members of the YWCA Greater Pittsburgh support advocacy of our mission to empower women and girls and our organizational imperative to eliminate racism. Programs designed to advance our objectives are supported by membership dues using the principle of women of means supporting women without sufficient means.
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Upcoming Events
Friday, September 24, 2010
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Retrospective on Women, Then & Now
The YWCA will feature renowned women's rights activist Gloria Steinem as our keynote speaker during an upcoming luncheon event at The Omni William Penn Hotel. Click here to register online.
Saturday, October 9, 2010
October 17-22, 2010
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15th Annual YWCA Week Without Violence
The YWCA Greater Pittsburgh's 15th annual Week Without Violence focuses attention on practical, sustainable non-violent alternatives through a week-long series of events.