
YWCA Bradford Is On A Mission!
The Critical Role of Federal Funding in Providing
Lifesaving Services for Sexual Assault & Domestic Violence Victims.
Federal funding is essential to victims of domestic violence and sexual assault and the programs that support them. These resources provide critical services that ensure safety, stability, and recovery for victims and their children. Any change or reduction to this funding would jeopardize these vital services, leaving survivors without the life-saving support they need to escape violence, recover, and heal.
On Thursday, June 5th, we’re joining together for a National Day of Action to demand protection and investment in federal funding for domestic violence and sexual assault services and prevention. These critical services are a lifeline for victims, and right now they are at risk.
On this national day of action, contact your members of Congress and urge them to protect existing victim services funding and to support increased funding for victim services across the country.
You can find your Senator at https://www.senate.gov/senators/contact and your Representative at https://ziplook.house.gov/htbin/findrep_house?ZIP=. Read full letter here: https://linktr.ee/_endsxlviolence?utm_source=linktree_profile_share<sid=3272c6d2-4147-4872-bc29-e41569176589 (Link in bio)
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YWCA Bradford
Our incredible team, comprised of dedicated staff and volunteers, is deeply committed to making a difference in the lives of others. We transform our strong beliefs into meaningful action.
Feeling like you could be a part of our mission? Reach out to learn more.
Our History
YWCA Bradford got its start in 1915 when Marie Brake roared into town and fired up area women to come together. She organized the Young Women’s Christian League, and “invited all interested women to live together with a common goal of the mental, physical and spiritual welfare of girls and women, whose desire it is to help, unselfishly and intelligently, all girls and women in the community.”