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For 122 years, YWCA Nashville & Middle Tennessee has helped women, girls, and families in our region build safer, more self-sufficient lives. We are constantly monitoring the challenges of social change, developing programs and services to meet the evolving needs of women and their families. We have met the challenges faced by women during each era in our history, and we will continue to adapt as new ones arise. This video is premiering during our Virtual Spring Breakfast. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we have not been able to share the voices of our clients with the greater Nashville community. We believe this video captures our mission, and we ask you click on the link in profile to view it. Please share with us why you stand with the YWCA by tagging us in your social media with #IStandWithYWCANash. If you are able, please donate TODAY to support our vital programs and services. THANK YOU! #IStandWithYWCANash #SpringBreakfast2020 #EndDVNow #YWCANashville #weavercenter https://www.instagram.com/p/B-hYc0zFNRGyGCInOvLm0m3vA1YpbSWGVSMBCk0/?igshid=76eggo0phnxp

This is the first thing survivors of domestic violence see when they walk into the Weaver Domestic Violence Center. Carter Andrews' 'Music City Faces' is a powerful reflection of our community and helps us realize that anyone, from any walk of life, can be impacted by or become a victim of domestic violence. Today, we want to "introduce" you to Marie and her children - some of our newest Weaver Domestic Violence Center residents. Marie is a loving mother of three young children. For years, she suffered abuse and degradation at the hands of her husband. Still, she wanted to preserve her marriage for the sake of the children. A few weeks ago, she got sick, took a nap, and awakened to her husband beating her. Fortunately, her oldest son called 9-1-1. The police arrived just in time, and with a phone call to the YWCA, she was given hope. Keep following us to learn more about Marie's story and a unique and vital program for survivors of domestic violence. If you are able, please consider donating today. See link in profile. THANK YOU! #SpringBreakfast2020 #IStandWithYWCANash #EndDVNow #YWCANashville #WeaverCenter #ReNewAtYWCA https://www.instagram.com/p/B-e0Bv5FoVJd_7jAnS4gP7G9FyQXAPU9dKKu0A0/?igshid=7rm1a69owy82

When victims of domestic violence need help or someone to talk with, they call the YWCA’s Crisis & Support Helpline. Our trained counselors are standing by - even during the COVID-19 pandemic - to answer questions and help women and children stay safe 24/7.  Our call volume is up more than 30% over the same period last year, but our counselors are standing by, ready to talk OR text. Call 1-800-334-4628 or TEXT 615-983-5170 for safety. If you are able, please make a donation to support tour work today. THANK YOU! #IStandWithYWCANash #SpringBreakfast2020 #YWCANashville #EndDVNow https://www.instagram.com/p/B-cTUpHFAgWtGr15hdhfd4j-5xFiWfdRdhzKdM0/?igshid=1xgqkz1xaoa38

#Repost @ywcanashville Not everyone is safer at home. Each year, YWCA Nashville & Middle Tennessee welcomes more than 550 women and children who are fleeing violent homes into the Weaver Domestic Violence Center. This 65-bed emergency shelter is a place of hope and healing. Listen to Anita’s story (see link in profile) and please consider making a gift today. Thank you! If you or someone you know needs safety, please call or text our anonymous crisis and support line: Call 1-800-334-4628 or TEXT 615-983-5170 #IStandWithYWCANash #SpringBreakfast2020 #YWCANashville #EndDVNow # https://www.instagram.com/p/B-ZtyhwFpKGLOGiHJLKe2Uecxp_QlwYpxQXbxo0/?igshid=lgni63mmgqzm

#Repost @ywcanashville with @get_repost ・・・ While we won't be getting up bright and early for the annual YWCA Spring Breakfast this year, we look forward to having you join us for our Virtual Spring Breakfast. Learn more at link in profile. #IStandWithYWCANash #SpringBreakfast2020 #YWCANashville #EndDVNow https://www.instagram.com/p/B-S-99dFQ0ZtfZtcTm0p1DmMMTMpDEmbDQhlnA0/?igshid=16d96oe0nrnje