New Year, New Semester!

January means new classes for our ESL program. Classes include tutoring, citizenship prep classes, and conversational English opportunities. If you are interested in working with children, check out our Early Childhood Education certificate program! Upon completion of this program, students are employable as assistant teachers at any childcare or daycare center. Classes begin January 29th!

Learn Something New This Year

Did you know that YWCA Princeton offers over 100 titles in our Advocacy Library? The books range from LGBTQIA memoirs to experiences of Black women, and how to be an ally. These books are available free of charge to the public in hopes of continuing educating the community in all facets of our mission. Check out our offerings!

New Programs and New Students

The Afterschool Program for the Princeton Public Schools started on January 2nd! We are excited to be back in the schools and welcome new students to our award-winning childcare program. We are still hiring staff for afterschool positions, send your resume to our Chief Operating Officer, Tara O'Shea, if interested!

The Burke Foundation Early Childhood Center will also be having it's first open house of the year at the end of February. Registration is required, contact Childcare Administrative Coordinator, Chelsea Roberts at CRobertss@ywcaprinceton.org, for more information.

New Year, Same Commitment

BCRC started the new year committed to bringing more educational opportunities to their members and the community. They offered a course titled “The Power of Writing Unexpected Letters of Appreciation” led by author Tracey Gates.

The BCRC recently hosted their annual Intimacy Workshop, with speakers from Kessler’s ReVital Cancer Rehabilitation Program and Amoena. Participants explored topics regarding pelvic health and conversations starters with their loved ones and partners. Members were given the opportunity to try on intimate wear options made specifically for breast cancer survivors/thrivers.