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December is Universal Human Rights Month. In this episode, Bea talks about the privilege of “peace of mind” and how everyone deserves to feel safe and access healing services. If you or someone you know needs help, please call our 24-hour hotline at 208.343.7025.
Newsletters
Outreach Volunteers, Volunteers, Ambassadors and Corporate Pillars click below to see your monthly newsletter!
Peace from PTSD
What does peace mean to us as an organization that supports survivors in healing from trauma? Providing peace of mind for our clients and fostering a community where individuals can thrive in safe, healthy relationships is at the core of why we do what we do at the WCA. Safety is a human right and we will continue to work towards creating a more peaceful community. » Read More
The Prevention Perspective
As prevention educators, we hold space for conversations about changing our cultural and social norms so that we can live in a community where violence no longer exists. Read more about how fostering peace in our community is an important part of our prevention program.
The Philanthropy Files
Domestic violence is a primary cause of homelessness for women and families—and at the WCA, we know that safe and secure housing is a vital part of achieving safety for our clients. Avenues for Hope is a campaign to enhance resources for housing-related nonprofits, like the WCA, to help prevent homelessness in Idaho. Learn more about the campaign here.
Supporting our Clients
Thank you to Ashley Smart for hosting a neighborhood-wide donation drive to provide a wide range of items for our clients! » Read More
Corporate Pillar Spotlight: The Village at Meridian
“The Women’s and Children’s Alliance is the perfect example of positive community action to help those who are the foundation of our society. The Village at Meridian is honored to be a part of their success.” We are so grateful for your continued support! » Read More
Another way we reach vulnerable people is through posters that can be displayed in public bathrooms. We recently heard from Albertson’s corporate offices that they have these posters displayed in their women’s and men’s restrooms to reach people who may need our services.
Click here for a link to print posters if you know of somewhere that could benefit!
Listen to The Prevention Perspective Podcast and The What Compassion Accomplishes Podcast!
Upcoming Events
Live at Lunch!
When: Every Monday at Noon Where:WCA Facebook (Live)
Donations are being accepted both via our Amazon Wish Listand at our 720 W Washington location at our 8th Street entrance (please ring the doorbell at top of ramp) at the following times:
What does peace mean to us as an organization that supports survivors in healing from trauma? Providing peace of mind for our clients and fostering a community where individuals can thrive in safe, healthy relationships is at the core of why we do what we do at the WCA. Safety is a human right and we will continue to work towards creating a more peaceful community. 
Domestic violence is a primary cause of homelessness for women and families—and at the WCA, we know that safe and secure housing is a vital part of achieving safety for our clients. Avenues for Hope is a campaign to enhance resources for housing-related nonprofits, like the WCA, to help prevent homelessness in Idaho. Learn more about the campaign 
Thank you to Ashley Smart for hosting a neighborhood-wide donation drive to provide a wide range of items for our clients!
“The Women’s and Children’s Alliance is the perfect example of positive community action to help those who are the foundation of our society. The Village at Meridian is honored to be a part of their success.” We are so grateful for your continued support! 
