Every year, women, men and children of all ages, ethnic and economic backgrounds come to The Women’s Center seeking hope, emotional healing, solutions to family crises, and help finding a job. The serious problems they bring are devastating – rape and child sexual abuse, unemployment, wages too low to keep a family together, deep depression and desperate situations created by violence, crisis and poverty.

Today, The Women’s Center provides expanded programming in its three original service areas: Rape Crisis and Victim Services, Employment Solutions and General Counseling Services. Long known for partnerships and continuous program innovation, The Women’s Center has become part of the infrastructure relied upon by cities, the county, the local Workforce Board, the criminal justice system, and other nonprofit organizations. With an annual budget of $4 million, expert staff and over 500 volunteers, The Women’s Center helps women, men and children triumph over tragedy and develop strategies to confront crisis, improve their lives, and build a better future for themselves and their families.