YWCA Program Guide January

YWCA Program Guide
January-April
2014
Photo: Lausch Photography
Celebrating 85 Years in
Our Community
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HOURS OF OPERATION
Business Office Hours
Monday-Friday 8:30am - 5:00pm
The YWCA adjusts hours for
special programming, events and
rentals.
HOLIDAYS: The YWCA will be
closed January 1, 2014.
MISSION
The YWCA Greater Lafayette is
dedicated to eliminating racism,
empowering women and promoting
peace, justice, freedom and dignity
for all.
VISION
The YWCA Greater Lafayette will
be the leading organization for
women and their families,
empowering them to meet their
vital needs and succeed in life.
YWCA STAFF
Debi DeBruyn-Executive Director
Administration:
Lisa Green-Director of Marketing
Mort Imamura-Fiscal Consultant
Angie Lucus-Office/Facility Manager
Terri Moll-Fiscal Operations
Vicki Smith-Administrative Assistant
Domestic Violence Intervention and
Prevention Program (DVIPP):
Norah Ashcraft-Legal Advocate
Tina Azad-Administrative Assistant
Amie Brzozowski-Case Advocate
Jasmine Dowd-DVIPP Coordinator
Ericka Lee-Operations Manager
Nohemi Lugo-Hispanic Advocate
Josette Martz-Statistics Coordinator
Cherish Saylor-Case Advocate
Jade Warren-Child Advocate
Maintenance:
Felipe Orozco-Building Maintenance
Larry Swinford-Building Maintenance
ABOUT THE YWCA
YWCA STAFF (CONT.)
Women’s Cancer Program (WCP):
Rose Anderson-Office Assistant
Adriana Cornejo-Outreach Specialist
Jo Holmes-Outreach Specialist
Heidi Kauffman-WCP Coordinator
Kim Lanoue-Patient Navigator
Peggy Smock-Financial Navigator
Amber Thurman-Outreach Specialist
Youth and Adult Programs:
Steve Allee-Volleyball Coach
Alayna Baker-Y-Dance Teacher
Carlee Barmby-Volleyball Coach
Sydney Bastian-Y-Dance Teacher
Jeremy Bloyd-Y-Dance Teacher
Molly Butcher-Y-Dance Teacher
Paige Caldwell-Volleyball Coach
Allison Conklon-Volleyball Coach
Kendra Cox-Volleyball Coach
Becca Cravatta-Volleyball Coach
Jenna Crick-Volleyball Coach
Jill Dardeen-Volleyball Coach
Billy DeWitt-Volleyball Coach
Taylor Doll-Y-Dance Teacher
Gretchen Evans-Volleyball Coach
Abbie Gascho-Y-Dance Teacher
Brittany Hamlin-Y-Dance Teacher
Traci Hewitt-Volleyball Coach
Billie Johnson-Y-Dance Teacher
Laurianne Kapapa-Y-Dance Teacher
Russ Keck-Asst. Volleyball Director
Sean Keeve-Volleyball Coach
Amy Kendall-Volleyball Coach
Janae Kraud-Youth/Adult Program
Coordinator
Nicole Krueger-Y-Dance Teacher
Lexis Kusahl-Volleyball Coach
Jenna Lammott-Volleyball Coach
Maddie Matson-Volleyball Coach
Cassidy McDole-Y-Dance Teacher
Dody McIntyre-Volleyball Director
Kierston McKinley-Volleyball Coach
Brianna Moore-Volleyball Coach
Megan Muncy-Y-Dance Teacher
Deedra Newby-Y-Dance Director
Nate Parrott-Y-Dance Teacher
Jessica Phillips-Y-Dance Teacher
Alyna Pucka-Y-Dance Teacher
Shelly Pullins-Asst. Volleyball Director
Morgan Riley-Volleyball Coach
Emma Rosenbarger-Volleyball Coach
Sarah Sailors-Volleyball Coach
Andy Schilling-Volleyball Coach
Angie Schilling-Volleyball Coach
McKaylee Slagel-Y-Dance Teacher
Sarah Tislow-Y-Dance Teacher
Dixie Vukes-Volleyball Coach
Jamie Walley-Volleyball Coach
Haley Wheeler-Y-Dance Teacher
Corrin Whitus-Y-Dance Teacher
Hannah Wilcoxson-Y-Dance Teacher
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ABOUT THE YWCA
CONTENT
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Special Events………...………………………………………………………...5
Y-Dance…………………………………………………………………………..6-7
Youth Programs .........................................................................................8-10
Adult Programs…………………….....…………………………………………9-11
Network Luncheon Series……………………………………………………...12-13
Domestic Violence Program...…………………………………………………14-17
Women’s Cancer Program .........................................................................18
Donation Form ...........................................................................................19
Dear Friends of the YWCA,
The YWCA Greater Lafayette will be celebrating our
85th anniversary in 2014! What an impact this
organization has made in our community and we are
still going strong! All throughout the year we will be
offering events to highlight all that your YWCA has and
is doing to make a difference in the empowerment of
women. Let me personally invite you to take a look at
all of the exciting programs we are offering this winter!
Our Network Luncheon series will focus on “Vision to
Action: 85 years of Impacting our community.” As
always, this is your YWCA and we are here to offer
assistance, if needed, through our Domestic Violence
Intervention and Prevention Program and Women’s
Cancer Program. We wish to serve you in any way
possible to the very best of our ability. Our dream of
getting a new shelter and reopening our pool lives
strong. If you are so inclined and wish to support our
efforts, take a look at the donation form on the back of
this program guide, or visit us online at
www.ywcalafayette.org/donate to make a donation.
Please stop in, say hi to our wonderful staff, meet new
friends and check out what we have to offer. We always
love seeing you at your YWCA!
Debi DeBruyn
Executive Director
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CONTACT US
YWCA Greater Lafayette
605 N. 6th Street, Lafayette, IN 47901
765-742-0075
Domestic Violence Hotline:
765-423-1118 or 1-888-345-1118
Domestic Violence Office:
765-423-4486
Women’s Cancer Program:
765-742-4375 or 1-800-770-9004
ASSOCIATION
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Beth Bangs-Secretary
Jonella Beale
Stephanie Bloyd
Bob Brown-Treasurer
Debi DeBruyn-Executive Director/Ex-officio
Cathy Wright-Eger
Carol Galbraith
Jody Hamilton-Vice President
David Huhnke- President
Tetia Lee
Haley Lindemood
Deb McCormick
Heather Johnston Nicholson
Tina Parker
Jamie Proffitt
John Willis
FOUNDATION
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Max Bales
Jeffrey Beardmore, MD
Cheryl Butcher
Tracey Coakes
Debi DeBruyn-Ex-officio
Greg Eller
Nola Gentry
Laura Hess
Jackie Hofman
David Huhnke-Ex-officio
Grayce Lechtenberg-President
Linda Sorensen-Secretary
Beth Stull-Vice President
Elaine Todd
Deb Trice
Sally Watlington-Treasurer
Marilyn Kantz Zerbes
ABOUT THE YWCA
VOLUNTEERING IS ONE
WAY TO HELP
The YWCA Greater Lafayette
relies on volunteers. We offer
many volunteer opportunities,
ranging from working
outdoors, helping with
children, answering crisis line,
sorting donations and
performing office tasks. Call
765-742-0075 for more
information or visit
www.ywcalafayette.org to
print a volunteer form.
RENTALS
We encourage the use of our
facility. Space at the YWCA can
be ideal for any special event.
Groups or individuals may rent
the YWCA gym, kitchen and
meeting rooms. Business and
non-profit rates are available.
Call 765-742-0075 for
information and rates.
Would you like to
support YWCA?
Donate - Tax-deductible
contributions are always
welcome! Visit the YWCA, send
a check or contribute online at
ywcalafayette.org/donate.
YWCA Greater Lafayette is a
501(c)3 non-profit organization
and a United Way partner
agency.
SPECIAL EVENTS
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VOLUNTEER CALL OUT
Thursday, January 16
6pm-7pm
YWCA Fauber Room
Come in and learn about the
volunteer opportunities that are
available at YWCA.
JANUARY IS CERVICAL
CANCER AWARENESS
MONTH
YWCA AWARENESS
LUNCHEON ON CERVICAL
CANCER AND THE HPV
VACCINE
Friday, January 31
11am-1pm
Luncheon is $15
Call 765-742-0075 to register
Guest
Speaker:
Dr. Michael
Callahan
St. Vincent
Indianapolis
Hospital
Dr. Callahan practices the full
spectrum of gynecologic oncology,
with special interests in gestational
trophoblastic diseases, hereditary
predisposition to gynecologic
cancer, and the surgical and
chemo-therapeutic management
of early and advanced uterine,
cervical, vulvar and ovarian
cancers, including intraperitoneal
chemotherapy.
40th ANNUAL SALUTE TO
WOMEN
Tuesday, March 4
5:30pm
Purdue Memorial Union
Registration info to follow
CLAY BOWL GIVING PROJECT
Hundreds of beautiful clay bowls
are made and donated by local
potters at this annual event. You
get to pick a special bowl to take
home. Join us for lunch or dinner
and enjoy great food provided by
Puccini’s. All proceeds benefit the
YWCA Domestic Violence
Intervention and Prevention
Program.
Thursday, April 17
Lunch 11am-1pm
Dinner 5pm-7pm
Registration info to follow
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Winter 2014 (14 weeks)
January 3: Registration Due
January 6-9: Costume Measuring/Size Selection/Payment/Dancewear Ordering
January 13: Instructional Classes Begin
March 24-27: No classes due to Spring Break
April 25: Y-Dance Show Dress Rehearsal
April 26: Y-Dance Shows at 1:00 and 6:00 PM
Observation Dates for Adults and Y-Dancers Only:
January 13-16, February 3-6, March 3-6, April 7-10
Registration Fee: There is a $25 annual registration fee for each dancer. Registration
form is due at time fee is paid.
Tuition:
1 Hour Classes: Fusion, Leaps/Turns, Ballet Technique, Hip Hop, Breaking
$150
45 Minute Classes: Pre-Fusion, Tap, Hula
$135
The Fusion Experience:
To encourage dancers who want to focus on dance and excel beyond the
recreational level, we offer the following if the same dancer enrolls in all three
of the following hour classes: Fusion , Leaps and Turns, and Ballet Technique $400
Discounts:
There is a 15% discount for dancers enrolled in more than one class and for multiple
children living in the same household taking Y-Dance. (Excludes The Fusion
Experience which is already discounted)
Pre-Fusion
Ages 3-4
Tuesday
January 14-April 22
1:00-1:45
Ballet/Jazz Fusion
Pre-K
4 years and older
Kindergarten
Division 1-2
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3
Division 3-5
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3
Level 4*
Monday
Monday
Tuesday
Thursday
January 13-April 21
January 13-April 21
January 14-April 22
January 16-April 24
1:00-2:00
5:00-6:00
6:00-7:00
5:00-6:00
Monday
Tuesday
January 13-April 21
January 14-April 22
6:00-7:00
5:00-6:00
Tuesday
Thursday
Tuesday
Monday
January 14-April 22
January 16-April 24
January 14-April 22
January 13-April 21
5:00-6:00
5:00-6:00
6:00-7:00
5:00-6:00
Tuesday
Thursday
Tuesday
Thursday
Thursday
Thursday
January 14-April 22
January 16-April 24
January 14-April 22
January 16-April 24
January 16-April 24
January 16-April 24
5:00-6:00
6:00-7:00
6:00-7:00
6:00-7:00
5:00-6:00
7:00-8:00
See website at ywcalafayette.org/ydance for full program details
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Winter 2014 (14 weeks)
Ballet/Jazz Fusion (continued)
Division 6-12
Level 1
Tuesday
Wednesday
Level 2
Tuesday
Wednesday
Level 3
Wednesday
Level 4*
Wednesday
Adult
Tuesday
January 14-April 22
January 15-April 23
January 14-April 22
January 15-April 23
January 15-April 23
January 15-April 23
January 14-April 22
5:00-6:00
4:30-5:30
7:00-8:00
5:30-6:30
7:30-8:30
6:30-7:30
8:00-9:00
*Enrollment in Level 4 Fusion requires enrollment in Leaps/Turns and Ballet Technique
Leaps and Turns (Enrollment in Fusion is required before enrolling in Leaps and Turns)
Division 1-2
Levels 1,2, 3, combined Wednesday
January 15-April 23
4:30-5:30
Division 3-5
Levels 1&2 combined
Tuesday
January 14-April 22
7:00-8:00
Levels 3&4 combined
Thursday
January 16-April 24
6:00-7:00
Division 6-12
Level 1
Tuesday
January 14-April 22
6:00-7:00
Wednesday
January 15-April 23
6:30-7:30
Level 2
Wednesday
January 15-April 23
7:30-8:30
Level 3
Wednesday
January 15-April 23
4:30-5:30
Level 4
Wednesday
January 15-April 23
5:30-6:30
Ballet Technique (Enrollment in Fusion is required before enrolling in Ballet Technique)
Level 1
Monday
January 13-April 21
6:00-7:00
Level 2
Monday
January 13-April 21
5:00-6:00
Wednesday
January 15-April 23
5:30-6:30
Level 3
Monday
January 13-April 21
8:00-9:00
Wednesday
January 15-April 23
6:30-7:30
Level 4
Monday
January 13-April 21
7:00-8:00
Wednesday
January 15-April 23
7:30-9:00
Hip Hop
Division 3-5
Monday
January 13-April 21
7:00-8:00
Division 6-8
Monday
January 13-April 21
6:00-7:00
Division 9-Adult
Monday
January 13-April 21
8:00-9:00
Breaking
Level 1
Level 2
Tap
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3
Monday
Monday
January 13-April 21
January 13-April 21
6:00-7:00
7:00-8:00
Wednesday
Wednesday
Wednesday
January 15-April 23
January 15-April 23
January 15-April 23
5:30-6:15
6:30-7:15
8:30-9:15
Hula
Division K-5 Beg.
Monday
January 13-April 21
5:00-5:45
YOUTH PROGRAMS
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Tutoring
American Red Cross
Babysitting Class
Does your child need extra
assistance with school work? We
can help!
Ages 11-15
Grades K-12
Tutoring is Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday from
6pm-7pm
YWCA 604 Building (brown door
across from main building)
There is no charge for tutoring and
you must call 765-423-7029 to
register your child before their first
session. Parents do not need to
stay, but must leave a contact
number.
Tutors are students from
Purdue University
Instructor: Janae Kraud
Become a safe and responsible
babysitter. Learn how to respond in
emergency situations.
February 11 and 12 (must attend
both days)
Register by February 10
Or
April 15 and 16 (must attend both
days)
Register by April 14
5pm-7:30pm
Cost is $50
Minimum enrollment 4
Maximum enrollment 15
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Spring Break Camp
Ages 4-12
Need a fun place for the kids to go
during spring break? Bring them to
our fun filled camp with different
activities each day!
West Lafayette Schools:
March 17-21
(registration deadline March 7)
All Other Schools:
March 24-28
(registration deadline March 14)
8am - 5:30pm
$100 (no daily rate)
YOUTH/ADULT PROGRAMS
CANCER WELLNESS
PROGRAM IN
PARTNERSHIP WITH
PURDUE UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF
HEALTH AND
KINESIOLOGY
Program is for all cancer survivors, men
and women.
Exercise program highlights yoga,
cardio, strength, pilates, stretching,
flexibility and relaxation. Assessments
are made by an exercise specialist and
this is a group exercise class.
January 27- April 25
You may join at any time
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
5:30pm-7pm
*No breakfast.
*Bring sack lunch (no soda).
*Snacks provided.
*Please do not bring toys or
electronics.
Program is $50 (scholarships available)
Minimum enrollment 5
GIRL SCOUTS
Call 765-742-0075 to register
Daisy’s and Older
(Kindergarten and Up)
Meets every other Tuesday
5:30pm-6:30pm
Membership dues are $15
For information or to register, Email
Brandi Givens at [email protected]
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American Red Cross
First Aid/CPR Classes
Ages 16 years and older
YOUTH/ ADULT PROGRAMS
MEN’S NOON
BASKETBALL
Ages 15+
Any skill level is welcome. Come and
Get the skills you need to save lives.
participate in drop-in basketball in
Participants will be certified in Adult,
the YWCA gym.
Child and Infant CPR and First Aid.
Certifications are valid for 2 years.
Mondays/Wednesdays/Fridays
11:30am -1:30pm
Wednesday, January 15
(register by January 13)
Or
With YWCA annual membership of
$50, fee options are $5 per day or
$40 per month. $10 per day with no
membership.
Wednesday, March 19
(register by March 17)
5pm-7:30pm
Cost is $50
Instructor: Janae Kraud
Minimum enrollment 3
Maximum enrollment 10
PROGRAM IDEAS
Is there a program you would like to
see at the YWCA? Please share
your ideas by contacting Janae
Kraud, Youth/Adult Program
Coordinator, at 765-423-7010 or
[email protected].
ADULT PROGRAMS
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Gentle Yoga
Ages 18+
Each class is designed to teach
relaxation and flexibility training.
You may also improve your strength.
Must be able to get up from floor.
Mats available upon request. Bring
mat, strap, block and blanket if you
prefer to use your own.
Certified Hatha Yoga Instructor:
Pat Koppes
ZUMBA®
Adults
January 14 - May 28
Tuesday and Thursday
9:30am-11am
$6 per class
$50 for 10 classes
$80 for 20 classes
Minimum enrollment 4
Maximum enrollment 12
Zumba combines dance, music and
exercise in order to make your
aerobic workout fun.
Certified Zumba Instructor: Janae
Kraud
Wear comfortable clothes and tennis
shoes. Bring water bottle and towel.
January 6 - April 30
Monday/Wednesday/Friday
9am-10am
FIRST CLASS IS FREE!
EACH TIME YOU BRING A
NEW PARTICIPANT, YOUR
CLASS IS FREE!
$6 per class
$50 for 10 classes
$80 for 20 classes
Minimum enrollment 3
Maximum enrollment 25
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NETWORK LUNCHEON SERIES
Lunch served 11:30am-12:00pm
Wednesday, January 15
Presentation 12:00pm-12:50pm
Birth Order-Everybody
Has One
Flowers Courtesy of Rubia
Flower Market
Catering by Arni’s
Series Sponsor:
“Vision to Action:
85 Years of
Impacting Our
Community”
Betty M. Nelson
Dean of Students Emerita
Community Volunteer
So? Does birth order matter?
Alfred Adler, the first
psychologist to study the
implications of birth order,
called it “the Rosetta Stone”
for understanding the
dynamics that govern family
members’ roles and
characteristics. It’s never too
late to learn and laugh about
who we are and why we
interact with the world as we
do.
Wednesday, February 12
Growing Up Female in
the Age of King Arthur
Major General Erika C.
Steuterman, USAF (Ret)
To register for luncheons,
call 765-742-0075 or online at
www.ywcalafayette.org/network
Luncheon is $15
The presentation will focus on
what it was like for a female
going into the military in
the1970s, vignettes from 34
years of military service and
the importance of volunteer
work, not only for your
community, but for your own
well-being.
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NETWORK LUNCHEON SERIES
April (Date TBA)
Wednesday, May 14
“Her” story Makers of the
The Dean’s Bible: Five
Purdue Women and Their YWCA
Quest for Equality
(Published by Purdue
University Press)
Angie Klink, Author
Angie will talk about five
inspirational women of substance:
Dorothy Stratton, Helen
Schleman, Beverly Stone,
Barbara Cook and Betty M.
Nelson
Often thwarted in their feminist
humanist endeavors, the Purdue
Deans of Women and Deans of
Students advocated for students
and others from the 1930s to
1990s. The women passed down
a secret Bible symbolizing their
professional and personal bond,
and their indomitable spirit of
justice. In the “deaning” trenches,
the women always knew they had
one another.
Skipp Hill Shafer
Sally Watlington
Barb Reif
Debi DeBruyn and YWCA Staff
Looking back at some of the
incredible success stories in YWCA
history with Skipp, Sally and Barb.
Then a glimpse of the exciting vision
in the days ahead with Debi and the
staff.
The Lafayette YWCA Natatorium
was named after Purdue Dean of
Women Emerita Helen B.
Schleman in 1990. All five deans
were YWCA Salute to Women
honorees.
Book signing to follow.
presentation.
The Oppenheimer Memorial House
604 N. 6th Street
YWCA’s First Administrative &
Programs Building
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DOMESTIC VIOLENCE PROGRAM
PERSONAL
EMPOWERMENT AND
ACCOUNTABILITY
GROUP FOR
WOMEN
A new and innovative class to
help women break the patterns of
abusive relationships. Women
will learn the dynamics of power
and control and take personal
responsibility with changes to
create healthier, happier
relationships for themselves and
their children.
Wednesdays, 6pm-8pm.
YWCA 604 Bldg., 604 N. 6th
Street
Childcare available at no charge.
(765) 423-4486
S.E.A.L.S Group
(Self-Esteem and Life
Skills)
Open to all children in the
community ages 6 years and
older
Topics include conflict
resolution, problem solving,
bullying, safety, self-health and
getting to know yourself.
Wednesdays 7pm-8pm
YWCA 604 Bldg., 604 N. 6th
Street
Contact Jade at 765-423-7029 to
register
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DOMESTIC VIOLENCE PROGRAM
Domestic Violence Intervention & Prevention Program
(DVIPP)
24 Hour Hotline:
765-423-1118
1-888-345-1118 toll free

24-hour safe, confidential, emergency shelter for women
and their children who are victims of domestic violence.

24-hour hotline.

Serves Tippecanoe, Benton, Carroll, Clinton, Warren &
White counties.

Assistance with protective orders and other legal advocacy
such as attorney referrals and emotional support during
proceedings and appointments.

Resources provided (with case management) to help
women find employment, housing, financial resources,
childcare, counseling, etc., in order to become selfsufficient.

Child advocacy and child abuse prevention education.

Free 9-1-1 cell phones for victims of domestic violence,
stalking and harassment.

Spanish-speaking staff available; para en español pregunte
por. Nohemí Lugo.

Support groups and classes, including groups in Spanish.

Parenting program in English and Spanish.

Educational presentations for adults, teens, children,
schools and groups.

Volunteer opportunities.
DVIPP Office, 604 N. 6th Street, Lafayette
9am-5pm, Monday-Friday, 765-423-4486
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DOMESTIC VIOLENCE PROGRAM
REFLECTIONS
Self Esteem Support Group
Women 18+
Topics include self-esteem, selfforgiveness, positive attitudes,
positive self-talk, assertive
communication, managing
stress, letting go of destructive
behaviors, taking responsibility
and problem-solving strategies.
Thursdays, 7pm-8:30pm
YWCA 604 Bldg., 604 N. 6th
Street
Childcare provided at no charge.
TLC FAMILY
ENRICHMENT PROGRAM
This is a parenting support group
for men and women. We discuss a
variety of topics while providing
opportunities for parents,
guardians and grandparents to talk
to one another about their current
concerns. The classes are
child-focused and provide an
opportunity for parents to support
each other.
Tuesdays, 6:30pm-8pm
YWCA 604 Bldg., 604 N. 6th Street
Any parent/guardian may join at
any time. Childcare provided at no
charge.
TLC ENRICHMENT GROUP
Open to all children in the
community ages 6 years and older
REFLECTIONS GROUP
Open to all children in the
community ages 6 years and
older
Topics include respect, building
a positive self-image,
confidence, self health, and
getting to know yourself.
Thursdays, 7pm-8pm
YWCA 604 Bldg., 604 N. 6th
Street
Contact Jade at 765-423-7029
to register.
Topics include positive
relationships, building character,
family, communication and
feelings.
Tuesdays, 7pm-8pm
YWCA 604 Bldg., 604 N. 6th Street
Contact Jade at 765-423-7029
to register.
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DOMESTIC VIOLENCE PROGRAM EVENTS
En Español - Spanish
Programs
VOLUNTEER CALLOUT
REFLEXIONES
Thursday, January 16
Ven a conocer a otras mujeres
hispanas de tu área. Podrás
compartir tus alegrías, tristezas y
logros con ellas. Podrás
obtener ayuda para los problemas
que puedas enfrentar. Hablaremos
acerca de la auto estima, relaciones
interpersonales, nuestras tradiciones
y cultura. Nos
reunimos el segundo y cuarto
miércoles de cada mes de 10 a
11:30 a.m. en las oficinas del DVIPP.
Se ofrece guardería para los niños
hasta los 6 años con previo aviso.
GRATIS
REFLEXIONES - FRANKFORT
Nos reunimos el primer jueves de
cada mes de 10:30 a.m. a 12:00
p.m. en las oficinas de United Way
Frankfort.
GRATIS
ENRIQUECIMIENTO DE LA
FAMILIA/GRUPO PARA
PADRES
Le da a las mujeres y hombres
nuevas herramientas para disciplinar
a sus hijos, aumentar la auto estima
de los niños y mejorar la
comunicación entre la familia. Este
grupo se reúne dos horas por
semana. La clase dura siete
semanas. Necesita registrarse antes
del comienzo de la clase. GRATIS
Para ayuda en español
pregunte por Nohemí Lugo,
765-423-7003.
6pm-7pm
YWCA Parlor Room
Volunteer opportunities
include:
Answer crisis hotline
Assist with outreach events
Cleaning
Sort donations
Assist with translations
Assist with office work
Yard work
Work in children’s program
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WOMEN’S CANCER PROGRAM
WOMEN’S CANCER
PROGRAM
Women’s Cancer
Program Office
The YWCA Women's
Cancer Program strives to
eliminate inequities in health
care experienced by many
women through removing
barriers and promoting
effective community-based
outreach, education and
referrals to appropriate
clinical services.
8am-5pm Monday-Friday
765-742-4375
1-800-770-9004 (toll-free)
* Mammograms, Pap tests
and other diagnostic
services/treatment related to
breast and cervical cancers
provided at no charge for
eligible women.
* Staff includes a Patient
Navigator who is available
to remove barriers to
receiving treatment.
* Program serves 23
Indiana counties.
* Transportation and
interpretation services for
medical appointments in
Tippecanoe County.
* Educational presentations.
* Para en español pregunte
por Adriana Cornejo.
The YWCA Women’s
Cancer Program is made
possible by funding from
the Avon Foundation
Breast Health Outreach
Program, United Way of
Greater Lafayette, the
Indiana State Department
of Health Breast and
Cervical Cancer Program,
Susan G. Komen for the
Cure Central Indiana, the
Indiana Breast Cancer
Awareness Trust, private
donations and fundraisers.
WOMEN’S CANCER
SUPPORT GROUP
This group is for women who
are survivors of all forms of
cancer. The group meets the
last Tuesday of each month
from 6:30pm-9:00pm at the
YWCA, 605 N. 6th Street,
Lafayette. For more
information, call 765-742-4375.
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