The YWCA of San Diego County provides programs and services to survivors of domestic violence and homelessness, including the Becky's House ® Domestic Violence Programs, the Passages Program, and the Cortez Hill Family Center. Through the generous commitment of community supporters, the YWCA is able to assist more than 3,000 individuals annually in San Diego County.

The mission of the YWCA is to increase safety, promote healing, foster empowerment, and give hope to women and families through innovative programs, services, and advocacy.

As a leader in providing client-centered programs for women and families, the YWCA offers comprehensive social services and resources for women and families of all races, ages, and socio-economic backgrounds. United by our common belief in mutual respect, integrity and professional excellence, we continue our legacy of cultivating community partnerships and responding to the changing needs of the people we serve.

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We are trying to learn more about you! We are also trying to go green and be more efficient with our resources. We would appreciate it if you took a few minutes to complete the YWCA’s 2009 Survey so that we can better address your interests.

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