Canberra, [30 July 2024] – YWCA Canberra is proud to announce that we have once again been awarded the prestigious Employer of Choice for Gender Equality Citation by the Workplace Gender Equality Agency (WGEA). This recognition reaffirms our unwavering commitment to fostering a workplace that champions gender equality and supports the diverse needs of our…
YWCA Canberra welcomes the release of the 2024-2025 ACT Government Budget and its investment towards cost-of-living relief to vulnerable Canberrans and support for font-line domestic and family violence services. YWCA Canberra’s 2024-2025 Budget submission urged the Government to focus on housing affordability and supply, support for domestic and family violence services and cost-of-living relief. We…
YWCA Canberra welcomes the announcement by the Canberra Liberals to present a Bill to criminalise coercive control in the ACT. The proposed legislative reform follows the 2023 review of 12 domestic and family violence homicides in the ACT between 2000 and 2022. This review found that coercive controlling behaviours were present in nearly all cases…
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YWCA Canberra and its partners are once again supporting women and girls in the Canberra region to bring their dreams to life through the Great Ydeas Small Grants Program, with applications opening this week. With the support of business and philanthropic partnerships, this year’s grants program will offer a pool of $13,000 in funding for…
Ahead of International Women’s Day, the ACT Council of Social Service (ACTCOSS) and YWCA Canberra are calling on the federal government to commit to equal pay for workers in the community sector. Almost a decade ago, a landmark decision by the Fair Work Commission found that work performed by those employed in the sector was…
DATE: Tuesday 3 March 2020 Today at an event at the Canberra Museum and Gallery, YWCA Canberra launched a short film about young women’s experiences of violence, reiterating a longstanding call for respectful relationships education in schools. Frances Crimmins, YWCA Canberra’s CEO said, “Women, families and communities around the country are suffering needlessly and governments…
Now in its ninth year, YWCA Canberra and its partners have supported women and girls in the Canberra region to bring their dreams to life through the Great Ydeas Small Grants Program, with applications opening this week. With the support of business and philanthropic partnerships, this year’s grants program will offer a pool of $14,000…
The YWCA Canberra has been recognised as an Employer of Choice by the Workplace Gender Equality Agency (WGEA) for the fifth consecutive year. Frances Crimmins, Chief Executive Officer of YWCA Canberra, said the citation recognises the organisation’s continued commitment to gender equality by ensuring its workplace policies and practices advance equal opportunities for employees. “As…