The 300 block of King Street in Pottstown will be transformed into a community event featuring street art, a student art contest, dance, poetry, and games. The block event will be from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, October 23, in front of YWCA Tri-County Area, 315 King St. What is it? For more than… Continue Reading Week Without Violence Block Event
Challenges in operating early education programs and child care centers during the COVID-19 pandemic are being felt nationally as well as locally. YWCA Tri-County Area’s Early Education Center in Pottstown has multiple openings both for staff and for children, mirroring a national trend. Montgomery County Commissioner Val Arkoosh dropped into YWCA Tri-County Area’s Early Education… Continue Reading Val Arkoosh Visits the Early Education Center
Enrollment is open for the next 12-week session of Adult Basic Education/Adult Secondary Education classes at YWCA Tri-County Area. The next session begins Monday, July 12. Who is Eligible? The classes are free to all Pennsylvania residents 17 and older without a high school diploma who are not enrolled in any public or private post-secondary… Continue Reading Adult Education Classes
YWCA Tri-County Area invites women who strive to run their own businesses to join a network of other women entrepreneurs in a new program called WE 360. What is WE360? WE (Women’s Entrepreneurship) 360 is a free online program that guides women through the processes of starting, growing, and sustaining businesses while providing them with… Continue Reading WE360 Women’s Entrepreneurship Course
January 6th, marks a historical moment in American history. This will forever represent the acknowledgement that in-spite of the attempts to disrupt the process, American Democracy prevails. In commemoration of the historic event that occurred in my birth year, the YWCA National Convention in conjunction with local associations and the National Board took bold steps… Continue Reading January 6th: A letter from our Board President, Linda Fields