YWCA Princeton is dedicated to eliminating racism, empowering women and promoting peace, justice, freedom and dignity for all.
Advocacy ↘
YWCA Princeton provides direct services, empowerment programming, and advocacy to support marginalized individuals and families, especially women and girls of color, while working to challenge structural barriers to equity.
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Workforce Development
Our YW Strive program creates teaches digital and workforce skills needed for high paying careers
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Advocacy Library
We have over 100 books in all facets of our mission ready to be borrowed by the public
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Y Would I...
This series aims to educate the public on our mission through podcasts, speakers, and documentaries.
Engage With Us ↘
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Join Our Team
We are always looking for qualified individuals to join our team. View our open positions!
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Transforming Tomorrow Together
Our reimagined building will be a holistic, comprehensive space that offers services and resources for the whole family, with a focus on and empowering women and girls through every age and stage of life.
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Volunteer
YWCA recognizes volunteers as essential collaborative partners, facilitating the effective delivery of our mission-driven programs and services throughout Mercer County and beyond.
Community Impact ↘
37%
of our childcare students are learning English as a Second Language
81
new members were welcomed to the BCRC in 2022
100%
of ESL students enrolled in our citizenship course passed their naturalization exam
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the cost of our YW Strive digital literacy and workforce development program
What’s Happening
The latest updates from YWCA Princeton
Support our mission for gender equality and racial justice ↘
$50
provides a BCRC member with a new bra
$100
A week of enrichment programming for a child
$250
Allow a student to complete our citizenship course
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