YWCA

YWCA is the leading charity working with the most disadvantaged young women in England and Wales.
YWCA ywr brif elusen syn gweithio gydar menywod ifanc mwyaf difreintiedig yng Nghymru a Lloegr.

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Fundraise for YWCA

 

Teenage girls giving thumbs upRaise money to support young women by taking part in one of our events or organising a fundraising event of your own.

Events for 2009

Get your running shoes on and join us for one of our exciting fundraising events this year.

Hold your own fundraising event

You could organise a fundraising event through your company, school, university, place of worship or in your local community. Any donations raised no matter how big or small will have a huge impact on the lives of the young women we work with.

If you would like more information about fundraising for YWCA or want to receive sponsorship forms, posters, flyers or t-shirts to help with your event email us or call 01865 304205.

For ideas about getting your company involved in fundraising for YWCA please email Louise Sprackling or call 01856 304242.Donation Online button

Fundraising made easy

Justgiving is an easy and secure way to raise funds online.

You can create your own online fundraising page with details of your event and how much you hope to raise. Click the button above to get started and create your own page. Need some inspiration? Have a look at this example fundraising page.

Are you ready for the challenge of your lifetime?

Go to the ends of the earth for YWCA on one of our global adventure challenges.

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Fact

Fact

The lowest paid apprentices work in hairdressing, of which women make up 91%. Their average take home pay is £109 a week. The highest paid work in electro-technical jobs, which is 99% male. Their take home pay is £210 a week.

their stories

their stories

Kelly's boyfriend was unemployed and borrowed a lot money from her. If she refused to give him money he would insult her.

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quote

"YWCA is a lovely place to be, the principles of respect and self-esteem run through whatever they do."
Dr Louise Massey, Consultant in Public Health, Wolverhampton

we think

we think

...that all young people should get non-gender stereotypical careers advice and guidance