• We're on a mission...

    to eliminate racism, empower women, strengthen communities, help families, and stand up for social justice. Join us!

  • Low-Cost Mental Health Access for Central Texans

    Leaders in trauma-informed, culturally-responsive mental health care.

  • Community Services

    Offering our Care Coordination Program Promotora Program, and Warmline.

  • GenYW

    Increasing youth resiliency, expanding personal and cultural understanding of self-identity, and increasing feelings of empowerment and community connectedness.

  • Training Program

    Education, personal growth, and professional development that builds capacity for social change.

  • For Community, By Community

    Check out our events page to get involved!

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YWCA Exceptional Supporter

We’re not new to this, We’re true to this.

We are one of the oldest women's organizations in the Greater Austin area. Since our inception, we have been at the forefront of the most pressing social movements - from voting rights to civil rights, from immigrant justice to pay equity, from violence prevention to health care reform.

Today we combine programming and advocacy in order to generate institutional and community change in mental health access, racial justice, and issues impacting women, girls, and their families.

Est. 1907, Mental Health, YWCA Austin

What We Do ↘

YWCA Greater Austin offers trauma-informed youth services and educational opportunities for those of all ages. Our work is framed by a holistic, trauma-informed, relational-cultural framework, acknowledging racism, social privilege, intersectionality, and the impact of environmental forces.

  • GenYW Youth Programming

    Curriculum-based educational groups during school hours that work to increase youth resiliency.

  • Education Services

    Presentations on reproductive health, financial literacy, voting rights and information, mindfulness, body image, youth leadership, etc.

Community Impact ↘

89%

of those receiving therapy demonstrated improvement in mental health status.

518

served through our support and consultation groups.

1,089

emerging therapists, clinicians, and community members trained in trauma-informed, anti-racist curricula.