YWCA of New Britain

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Last updated on September 16, 2008

The YWCA of New Britain, established in 1910, is a membership-based movement of women from diverse backgrounds and faiths, of different ages and experiences, committed to empowering women and to eliminating racism.

Description:
The YWCA of New Britain assists women, men, and children from all backgrounds. Services support many low-income families. The number of Spanish and Polish speaking participants is growing. The YWCA does not discriminate.
Programs provided at the YWCA include: Fitness Classes; Youth Dance, Double Dutch, Drill Team, Gymnastics; Licensed, Accredited Child Care; Youth Development; Job Training; Sexual Assault Crisis Services; programs designed for senior citizens; and volunteer opportunities in many areas.

History:
The YWCA of New Britain was established in 1910 to provide resources to women and girls in the Greater New Britain area. Programs have grown to serve more than 7500 women, men, and children throughout this region.

Contact people:

Tracey Madden-Hennessey, Associate Director, (phone), (email) Carrie Henderson, Administrative Assistant, (phone), (email) Robin Sharp, Co-Executive Director, (phone), (email)

Office fax number: (860) 826-7026

Address:

P.O. Box 2545 22 Glen Street New Britain, CT 06050-2545

Web Site: None specified

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