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Waypoint provides shelter and support for women and families in crisis due to
homelessness
,
poverty
,
domestic violence
or
sexual assault
. It also provides quality, affordable
child care
.
A Holiday Reflection from Liz Hoskins, Waypoint Executive Director
In December, Waypoint staff and 234 volunteers distributed gifts to the 500 parents of almost 1,500 children. Over the course of two days, I had the opportunity to visit with many of the women who came to find gifts for their children.
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DV Victim Begins New Life with Housing Assistance and Someone to Listen
“I’ve never been one to ask for help,” Julie says. “Waypoint has been my biggest supporter. They got me a new place and a person to call and talk to when I need it most.”
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A Celebration of Traditions, Old and New
The YWCA was established in 1894 in Cedar Rapids as a response to the needs of women. That year a lodging house was secured as a temporary shelter for women and girls who came to the city. Seventeen years later, the organization’s supporters raised $
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