Welcome to Sassy’s Blog, named for the very astute cat of WRC’s Clinical Director and Resource Coordination Counselor, Kai Qualls, M.A., LPC. The theme of the Blog is Resilience, which is especially timely given our shared uncertainty during the COVID-19…
Welcome to Sassy’s Blog, named for the very astute cat of WRC’s Supervisor of Direct Service and Resource Coordination Counselor, Kai Qualls. The theme of the Blog is Resilience, which is especially timely given our shared uncertainty during the COVID-19…
We at the Women's Resource Center will stand in solidarity against racism and discrimination. We believe Black lives matter. We recognize that to do so authentically, we must acknowledge that WRC’s history and development has been primarily informed by the…
Welcome to the inaugural issue of Sassy's Blog, named for the very astute cat of WRC's Supervisor of Direct Service and Resource Coordination Counselor, Kai Qualls. The theme of the Blog will be Resilience, which is especially timely given our…
Divorce, custody and support are issues within the realm of Family Law. COVID-19 has created special circumstances in this area. Family Law attorney Jennifer J. Riley spoke with WRC on Women Speak, our local TV show broadcast on MLTV-Main Line…
Time is a funny thing. Fleeting when we are busy, it can be interminably slow when we watch it go by. Right now, many families in the Delaware Valley are watching time go by. At the same time, we can…
WRC was awarded a generous $7,000 grant in October from Project W, a local women’s giving circle that is a program of The Community's Foundation, or TCF. Formed in 2019, Project W seeks to fund organizations helping women that have an…
On Wednesday, November 7th The Neighborhood League Shops of Wayne presented Women's Resource Center with a $14,000 grant for their work in the community at WRC's annual Advisory Council event at the Overbrook Golf Club. The check was presented by…
WRC is excited to share the latest Annual Report. Learn more about where our funds come from, how they are distributed, and the things we have accomplished with your generous help! Click here to see the full report.
