YWCA of Richmond, Indiana / Genesis of the YWCA

YWCA LogoGenesis of the YWCA services Wayne, Rush, Franklin, Fayette, and Union Counties. All services are offered to the victims of domestic violence, sexual assault and homelessness. All services that Genesis provides are free of charge.

 

Our Goal: To assist in ending the cycle of abuse.

We offer: 

  • Temporary Housing
  • Support Groups
  • Victim Advocacy
  • Community Counseling

Crisis Line: Available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, if you have a crisis or need to talk about a past or present concern.

Are you being abused? Call Genesis at 765.935.3920 or 1.800.886.4508.

Adolescent Parent Support (APS) Program

The Adolescent Parent Support (APS) Program of the YWCA provides resource and referral services and emotional support to pregnant and parenting teens in Wayne and Union Counties. These services are provided at no cost to the teen. APS seeks to identify the most pressing needs of the teen and then offers assistance through education and referrals to the community support services.

The primary objectives of APS are to increase the pregnant teens chances for a full term delivery of a healthy child, encourage the teen to stay in school or work toward a GED, and to foster healthy parenting behaviors.

Referrals are taken at the YWCA at 765.966.0538.

YWCA Activities Program

Please call 765.966.0538 for more information about upcoming classes and activities.

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Location

Office:
15 South 11th Street
Mailing Address:
Rebecca Studebaker,
Executive Director
P.O. Box 2430
Richmond, IN  47375
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Genesis Crisis Center

24 hours a day
Phone: 765.935.3920
Toll-Free: 800.886.4508

Hours

8:00 am to 7:00 pm
Monday thru Thursday

8:00 am to 5:00 pm
Friday

Contact

Phone: 765.966.0538
Email: richywca@yahoo.com

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