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Welcome to WomenspaceWe believe that each person has the right to lead a life free from violence and fear of abuse. All people have the desire and capacity to control their lives. We help people who are in difficult and abusive situations, empowering adults and children who are victims of domestic violence. We offer support services as well as education and training to the community. Womenspace is operated by a committed corps of volunteers and a compassionate staff dedicated to eliminating domestic violence in Lane County, Oregon and beyond. News:Check out our calendar and events page in Connect With Us to see what events are happening around town as a benefit for Womenspace, Inc. We hope to see you at the next event! Upcoming FundraisersSaturday Market Holiday Market 2011 – Womenspace Gift Wrapping Booth - Womenspace Holiday Market 2011 Gift Wrap Flyer This is our 9th year gift wrapping at the Holiday Market! Bring us your Holiday Market purchases or outside gifts you would like to have wrapped. All proceeds benefit Womenspace, Inc. Click here to be routed to the Holiday Market website. Gift wrapping volunteers are still needed – Click here to view an online document of available shifts. Please contact Womenspace at 541-485-8232 or send an email to info@womenspaceinc.org to sign up for a shift. Black & White Gala – Saturday, February 18, 2012 The Womenspace 35th Anniversary Black & White Gala and Auction is a unique opportunity to celebrate decades of progress and service and ensure Womenspace’s capacity to continue to provide life-saving services for decades to come. Click here to be rerouted to the event homepage for more information. End the Silence Community Breakfast – Tuesday, May 15, 2012
Check out our jobs page for the latest information on positions available with the agency. Volunteer Opportunities at Womenspace Interested in helping end domestic violence? Womenspace needs your help. For more information, please call the Volunteer Coordinator at 541-485-8232. x102; Email: claudiam@womenspaceinc.org. Theya McCown, the Lane County Domestic Violence Council coordinator, recently published an op-ed in the Register Guard on accountability in pretrial programs for batterers. It’s a great read: Register Guard article » |
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