Nominate a Women of Distinction for 2012

January 3rd, 2012

Nominate women today for this years Women of Distinction Awards to be held June 7th 2012 at TCU Place.

Check out our website for more information  http://www.wodsaskatoon.com/

The Year Begins

January 2nd, 2012

 As we step into 2012, we have hope for a bright and prosperous year. Read more about what’s new and exciting at the YWCA in this letter we sent out to our donors and supporters.

A letter to our donors and supporters

It’s time to get Fit!

December 20th, 2011

Buy a membership now for Fitness on 25th and make 2012 a great year!  We have fabulous trainers to get you moving and reaching your goals.  Stop in today to learn more.  Fitness on 25th at YWCA Saskatoon.

Tis’ the Season to Adopt A Room

November 17th, 2011

Bring Christmas to the Shelter

Last year we housed 1055 women, children and youth at risk

Social Good is about finding small ways to make a difference.  As the festive season arrives, it’s time to enjoy memorable moments with friends and family, it’s time to celebrate, and it’s time to spare a moment to think about sharing your joy with families who struggle throughout the year.  There is a way you can make a difference. Thousands of individuals seek the services of YWCA Saskatoon each year to escape poverty, violence and homelessness. Become a part of Social Good and know that you are impacting the world of a family, woman or child in the community.

Download the Adopt A Room form Adopt a Room 2011

 

 

Why December 6th?

November 17th, 2011

The Rose Campaign is a national advocacy campaign to end violence against women and girls. The Campaign takes its name from the original Rose button, created 22 years ago to commemorate 14 young women who were murdered at l’Ecole Polytechnique, by calling for action on violence against women and promoting strategies to stop violence in our communities.

December 6 is Canada’s National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women. The date is etched in history by the shooting deaths of 14 women in 1989 in Montreal by a man deliberately targeting women on a busy campus. Canadians reacted with shock, sorrow and outrage. A strong lobby formed to bring guns under control in Canada, work that continues to this day.

December 6 became the day we remember the women who died and re-commit to taking action on violence against women and girls until our streets, our campuses and our homes are safe. Because Canada is not yet a safe country for women.

Watch the video here Rose Campaign Video