While we will have a new name, our trusted programs are firmly in place. We remain a United Way agency and serve more than 20,000 community residents each year through our agency based programs, crisis hotline, workshops, as well as school based, advocacy and outreach services.

Currently, the agency is best known for its crisis and safety net services. Our Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault (DVSA) Program provides a full range of services for victims including a 24-hour hotline, advocacy, counseling and legal services for safety and healing to clients in their time of greatest need. Our DV-SA program will continue to grow with the Women's Center for Advancement just as it has for the last 25 years.

We've also placed a greater emphasis on our Violence Prevention and Education Services for youth as well as adult men and women. Our revitalized and expanded Career Services Program provides tools and resources for clients to shape their future as they enter or return to the workforce. Our new Bridges to Opportunity Program takes a multi-agency, individualized approach to assist our clients in their efforts to remove the barriers to self-sufficiency.

As the agency evolves, Women's Center for Advancement will continue to develop and expand programs that help our community residents live safely, and grow confidently.

Contact

For more information about any of programs contact:
Lynn Pollitt
Domestic Violence/Sexual Assault Program and Prevention/Education Director
402-345-6555
lynnp@wcaomaha.org