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Safety and Family Violence Services

YWCA Utah offers family violence services through trauma-informed care and community partnerships that provide people safety, support, and meaningful opportunities to live independently.

Outstanding Achievement Awards

The Outstanding Achievement Awards are presented at YWCA Utah’s LeaderLuncheon to women committed to our mission. Nominate a woman leading the way in our community today!

LeaderLuncheon 2023

LeaderLuncheon is YWCA Utah’s signature event honoring women in our community who have had immense impacts and success in their respective fields through the Outstanding Achievement Awards.
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In-Kind Donations

In-Kind donations help us ensure families living on YWCA Utah's campus are able to receive essentials. With the help of supporters like you, we are able to provide these essentials all year.

On the Blog

Governor Cox’s Declaration of February as Maternal Mental Health Month

3 February 2023
  Press Release: Salt Lake City, UT – State and community leaders will gather on February 9that 12:00 PM at the Utah State Capitol in the Capitol Board Room to... Read More

YWCA Utah Chief Mission Impact Officer on Candy Cane Lane

17 December 2022
Candy Cane Lane is a special holiday pop-up store, made possible by our community’s generous financial and in-kind donations, to celebrate this special time of fellowship, hope, selflessness, and love... Read More

YWCA Utah Statement on Club Q

23 November 2022
  The hurt we at YWCA Utah feel after the hate crimes committed against the queer community in our neighboring state of Colorado this weekend is heartbreaking. Historically, Queer spaces... Read More

Liz Owens: How we can trust the truths we do not live in

14 November 2022
The YWCA Utah Chief Executive Officer, Liz Owens, wrote a piece for the Salt Lake Tribune on the importance of recognizing the truths of others when working towards the intersectional... Read More
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YWCA Utah is dedicated to eliminating racism, empowering women, and promoting peace, justice, freedom and dignity for all.

YWCA Utah advances the well-being of women in Utah through safety, opportunity, and advocacy. Since 1906 the YWCA has designed its work to encourage women’s aspirations, protect and promote their rights, and meet their changing needs. The YWCA’s enduring belief has been that better lives for all women lead to stronger families, communities, and societies.

The YWCA is committed to advancing the well-being of women in Utah through safety – offering family violence services, opportunity – with leadership and education programs, and advocacy – as a voice for change

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