In the United Kingdom, the name has been truncated to YWCA England & Wales as Christianity no longer plays an integral part in the organisation.

* YWCA England & Wales

Outside of football he was president of the YWCA and the YMCA in England, a director of Barclays Bank and Lord High Commissioner to the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland in 1907, 1908 and 1909.

Her other recognitions include the New England Women's Leadership award and the International Women's Forum " Women That Make a Difference " award, the Boy Scouts of America ’ s Champion of Character Award, leadership awards from the Patriots ' Trail Girl Scouts and the Boston YWCA, awards from the Women's Economic Round Table for her distinguished career in banking, from the Boston Partners in Education for her leadership role in supporting educational partnerships, and the Medal of Hope from the Organization for a New Equality.

In 2004, YWCA USA associations registered 2. 6 million people in programs for children, youth and adults, of which 22 % were helped with domestic violence programs, 8 % were involved in economic empowerment & leadership development programs, 10 % participated in racial justice programs, 7 % were served by housing and shelter programs, 24 % experienced child, youth and teen programs, 24 % enjoyed the benefits of health, fitness and aquatic programs.

Report on reuse of the Julia Morgan YWCA building: YWCA & YMCA Pasadena, California.

Trench Pen was developed into Trench Town when the colonial government's Central Housing Authority ( CHA ) initiated a model township project which included owner occupied housing, rental social housing, schools, a theatre ( The Ambassador ), a park ( Vin Lawrence Park ), YMCA & YWCA, health clinic and fire station.

Coats for Kids ( winter coats collection ), Dermid Home Team ( group mentoring ), Fellowship of Christian Athletes ( FCA ), Friends for Life ( mentor program for youth ), Habitat for Humanity, Liston Devos ( student-led worship meeting ), The Lord ’ s Storehouse, Widow ’ s Mite, Young Life Leadership ( ministry to local high school students ), YWCA, Boys & Girls Club, Girls, Inc., River ’ s Way

In 1993, she was nominated for YWCA ’ s Tribute to Women Award, for Arts & Culture.

Ma Tint Tint was active in the YWCA and on hearing that Narayanan was a student of Laski, approached him to speak on political freedom before her circle of acquaintances.

Among the city's most distinctive residential neighborhoods, the " Golden Block " on the west side, was almost entirely demolished in the 1960s ; only the MacDonnell House, part of the Allen County Museum, and the YWCA survived.

Rodie Child Care Center, run by the YWCA of Bergen County, is open to children from 6 weeks old to 6 years old, including an all-day private Kindergarten class, and is located on Pleasant Avenue.

The majority of the YWCA USA associations publicly advocate on Racial Justice, Violence Against Women, Early Childhood Education and Increasing Women's Income issues.

Jessie was active in the League of Women Voters, served on the national board of the YWCA, and at the time of her death following an appendix operation, was secretary of the Massachusetts Democratic Committee.

It opened on June 14, 1996 and is a station on the, serving the nearby YWCA and Sunset High School.

In other roles, Bryce has been the chair of the National Breast Cancer Advisory Council and sat on the Australian Women's Cricket Board, and has been a member of organisations such as the YWCA, the Australian Children's Television Foundation and the Association for the Welfare of Children in Hospital.

Shuler's controversial broadcasts also included attacks on Catholics, African Americans, the YWCA ( for sponsoring dances that extended into the early hours of Sunday morning ), and the President of the University of Southern California ( for permitting evolution to be taught ).

The Phillis Wheatley YWCA, built in 1920, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

In addition to her work in anthropology ( of which more below ), Deloria had a number of jobs, including teaching ( dance and physical education ), lecturing and giving demonstrations ( on Native American culture ), working for the Camp Fire Girls and for the YWCA, and holding positions at the Sioux Indian Museum in Rapid City, South Dakota, and ( as assistant director ) the W. H.

As of 2009, Akande is retired but continues to be involved in the community, serving as a volunteer on boards and committees of local organizations including the YWCA and Centennial College.

As of 2006, Akande was president of Harbourfront Centre and was serving on the boards of the YWCA and Centennial College.

Banco Lounge, a smart cafe bar based in the old YWCA building on Wells Road, opened in July 2006.

The Midwest Clinic began on December 7, 1946, when approximately 120 directors from the Chicago area assembled in a YWCA gymnasium on Chicago's West Side for a six-hour clinic and new music reading session.

After leasing space in the historic former YWCA building designed by Lewis Hobart on Sutter Street, the academy entered into an agreement to purchase the building from Sutter Taylor, the owner and seller of the building and real estate development company.

Edith M. Dabb, national director of YWCA work among Indian girls, joined the Native American detractors, charging that native dances were a waste of time and that " sentimentalists who dwell on the beauties of the quaint and primitive world do well to remember that primitive beauty is frequently found in close company with primitive cruelty and primitive ugliness.

In 2008, Mohawk early childhood education graduate Debbie Crickmore and ECE professor Karyn Callaghan received YWCA Hamilton Women of Distinction Awards.

As she toured the country for her first role as the Director of the YWCA, she realized that she would need to start with education in order to save the people.

The participants were Grace Palmer, director of the YWCA ; Mary Gillette, head of the YWCA's physical education program ; and Ralph Page, the popular New Hampshire caller who presided at the square dances.

From 1981 to 1983 she taught in KwaZulu-Natal, after which she moved to Geneva to work with the World Young Women's Christian Association ( YWCA ) from 1984 to 1989, as the organisation's Youth Director, where she advocated for job creation for young people within the UN system and promoted development education in Africa, Asia and the Middle East.

This fostered the development of interdenominational teaching programs and, eventually, faith-based organizations devoted to youth such as the YMCA and YWCA, whose American branches were founded in the 1850s.

Together with YMCA and YWCA, it is among the oldest extant youth movements.

In 1948, while a college president, Bartle founded and contributed $ 100, 000 toward establishing the American Humanics Foundation, now the Nonprofit Leadership Alliance, a philanthropic organization intended to prepare young people for careers in professional youth leadership in such organizations as the Boy Scouts, Camp Fire Girls, and the YWCA.

The following are her contributions to the women's college Mills College in the East Bay foothills of Oakland, California, which, like her work for the YWCA, were done in the hopes of advancing opportunities for women:

Her work also included a World War I YWCA Hostess House in Palo Alto, which was later the site of the MacArthur Park Restaurant

In addition, the YWCA honored her for her rigorous work against racism and bigotry.

Reuben Breed ( Episcopal ), Michael Lodsin ( Baptist ), Brigadier Thomas Johnson ( Salvation Army ), Ludmila K. Foxlee ( YWCA ), Athena Marmaroff ( Woman's Christian Temperance Union ), Alexander Harkavy ( HIAS ), and Cecilia Greenstone and Cecilia Razovsky ( National Council of Jewish Women ).

This request brought together six civilian organizations: the Salvation Army, Young Men ’ s Christian Association ( YMCA ), Young Women ’ s Christian Association ( YWCA ), National Catholic Community Service, National Travelers Aid Association and the National Jewish Welfare Board.

In 1997 a number of groups came together to hold a Women's Forum in Wellington, out of which a working group developed to draft a bill, including the NZPC, academics, women's groups ( New Zealand Federation of Business and Professional Women, National Council of Women, YWCA ), and the AIDS Foundation.

She followed her mother's example in working for various charitable organizations, most notably the Young Men's Christian Association ( YMCA ), Young Women's Christian Association ( YWCA ) and Princess Christian's Nursing Home at Windsor.

She became president of the Young Women's Christian Association ( YWCA ), and taught classes in domestic science ( home economics ).

There are numerous community and service groups in Boronia, including a Lions Club, a Rotary Club, the Returned and Services League ( RSL ), YWCA Women's Group, Probus Clubs, Country Women's Association, VIEW Club, Scouts and various church groups that build community and / or provide meals, such as St Paul's Anglican, Boronia Road Uniting Church, Mountain District Vineyard, Boronia Church of Christ and St Joseph's Catholic Church.

Fellow Oxford County native Jonathan Goforth initially went to Honan China starting the Canadian Presbyterian Mission there, Dr. John Buchannan into India, James Scarth Gale went to Korea ( sponsored by the YMCA ), Japan saw Caroline Macdonald, " The White Angel of Tokyo " ( YWCA ), and after 1927, when Luther Lisgar Young and others partnered with The Korean Christian Church of Japan.