YWCA Hamilton, Ohio

YWCA Hamilton, Ohio provides comprehensive support services designed to address the critical needs of women, girls, and families in Butler County. Since 1900, the organization has delivered direct services across multiple program areas including domestic violence shelter through Dove House, permanent supportive housing for chronically homeless and disabled individuals, and social justice advocacy initiatives. The Hamilton, Ohio location operates a 24-hour crisis hotline available in English and Spanish, offering immediate support to survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault. Beyond emergency services, YWCA Hamilton maintains a robust portfolio of community programs including youth empowerment through FIERCE Girls, mental health services accredited at the highest level by CARF (Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities), and family literacy initiatives. The organization's historic building at 1570 Grand Boulevard serves as a hub for low-cost supportive housing and community gathering space. YWCA Hamilton's mission centers on eliminating racism and empowering women while promoting peace, justice, freedom, and dignity for all. With a century of experience serving the Hamilton community, the organization combines crisis intervention, transitional support, permanent housing solutions, and preventative programming to create meaningful change in the lives of vulnerable populations.