"The barriers that were holding me back have all been worked through. I feel blessed to have found my way to The Women's Center."
Welcome
The Women's Center of Southeastern Michigan is a nonprofit women's resource center based in Ann Arbor. We provide affordable counseling, financial, legal, and job-related services. Our doors are open to individuals who want to change their lives emotionally, professionally, and financially.Although our work is primarily by and for women, we also welcome men and boys.
Resourcefulness, courage, commitment, creativity, and resilience are traits shared by our volunteers, staff and participants. Together we strive to raise consciousness, build confidence, and strengthen connections—one person, one family, one community at a time.
Women's Center News - Annual Fundraiser Coming May 7th
The Women's Center of Southeastern Michigan will host Swing Into Spring, its 9th annual fundraiser and celebration, on Friday, May 7, 2010. This special event will be held at the Barton Hills Country Club from 6:00pm to 10:00 pm.
The volunteer auction committee has planned a wonderful event for people in the community to support The Women's Center and, in turn, provide women in our community with an interwoven "safety net" of critical services.
This fun evening features both a silent and live auction with over 200 items, a strolling supper, swing dance entertainment and live music. Tickets are $75 each.
There are many ways that you can help us with the auction: become a sponsor, donate an auction item, purchase an ad in the event program, purchase tickets or host a table. Click here for more details.
We hope to see you there!
Save the Date
Save the Date
Friday, May 7th, 2010
Women's Center News
The Women's Center has moved to a newly-constructed office building at 510 S. Maple, Ann Arbor. With ever increasing demand for our programs and services, the new space gives us room to grow. The center now includes: six counseling rooms, a career- and financial-coaching office, a small groups room, a resource center with computers, conference room and a woman-friendly kitchen.
We couldn't have made the move without the tireless efforts of many, many volunteers. Over 30 volunteers painted the new space over a five day period (including a prime coat and two top coats); volunteers helped to pack, unpack and get us organized; in-kind donors provided furnishings; and community businesses lent us office space during the transition. We thank all of them.