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Dear Key Stakeholders,

As you may know, Wednesday, January 11, 2023 is National Human Trafficking Prevention Day

 

The Governor’s Office of Human Trafficking Prevention invites public-private agencies across the state of Louisiana to join Governor and First Lady Edwards in raising awareness of human trafficking by wearing blue on January 11th or any day during the week of January 9th.  

 

The Governor’s Office and First Lady’s Office will join together in highlighting photos on Facebook and Instagram channels throughout the month of January.  Please share your #WearBlueDay photos with us by emailing humantrafficking@la.gov.  You can also follow us @stoptraffla. 

 

Thank you in advance for partnering with us to promote awareness during Human Trafficking Prevention Month! We are so grateful for your dedication and hard work. 

 

Kindly,

Dr. Dana R. Hunter

Executive Director

Office of Human Trafficking Prevention

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The YWCA's Mission is dedicated to eliminating racism; empowering women; and promoting peace, justice, freedom, and dignity for all.

Our vision is that in the 21st Century, YWCA will be a premier service movement for women in a community where women are respected leaders in all sectors of society, diversity is embraced, and all people belong to one race – the human race. 

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We Create Real Change

The primary focus – what, "Empowerment," means – is creating an open space for teen girls to:

  • better negotiate abstinence or safe sex preferences with partners

  • more fully understand the legacy of brilliant black women who helped shape American history and poetry

  • speak openly and honestly about the challenges faced during adolescence 

Alongside a community of strong and caring women, our goal is to inspire teens to more fully actualize the beauty and brilliance inherent within themselves.

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MINI-Grant Opportunities (RFP)

Request for Proposals: 

SPECIAL YWCA MINI-GRANT OPPORTUNITY! Please click the link below to retrieve the application; please submit all applications via email to Breanna Taylor at taylorb@ywca-br.org. APPLYING DOES NOT GUARANTEE FUNDING. 

 

RFP: MINI GRANT APPLICATION

Our Mission in Action

Early Head Start

EHS is the beginning of a child's journey to learn. We give kids (aged 0 to 3) a place to grow and create, while providing parents with the free time and guidance to build happy, healthy homes.

Beyond free full-day child care, the comprehensive part of EHS - our wrap-around services - include:

  • parental education and support (including home visits)

  • take-home family activities

  • mental health and disability screenings

  • healthcare, social service, and education referrals

Through this vast array of services, our goal is to enhance children's development during their critically young ages while simultaneously promoting healthy prenatal outcomes and supportive family structures.

Unfortunately, we currently have a wait list of families eligible and interested in EHS. But please contact us to apply for the wait list for future openings.

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Supported by the Community

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