Healing the Children

YWCA, also known as Young Womens Christian Association, is a social services agency that was established in 1855. It is a Christianity-based women's membership movement that works to create opportunities for women's growth and leadership. The agency represents more than 20 million women, girls and their families worldwide. It also operates offices in over 90 countries and nearly 250 locations in the United States. YWCA provides child care, rape crisis intervention, domestic violence assistance, advocacy, job training, career counseling and fitness training services. In addition, it offers shelter services for domestic violence victims and their families, as well as conducts entrepreneurial training programs for teenagers. YWCA maintains one of its locations Spokane, Wash.

Timber Products Manufacturers Association (TPM) is a human resource and employee benefits association providing consulting services and quality products with an emphasis on integrity and value. Since 1916, TPM has been partnering with businesses to help them with their toughest human resource, safety, risk management and employee benefits challenges. We are a value-added membership organization that takes the worry of many human resource concerns off your shoulders so you can concentrate on the other aspects of your business. Today, more businesses are outsourcing many or all of their HR functions and TPM is the perfect partner for that business arrangement. Our professional staff brings some 150 years of experience to bear on the issues that may be keeping you up at night. In fact, we can provide you with the services for a fraction of the cost of bringing this caliber of people onto your staff. We invite you to learn more about the services and products of our 90-year-old employer association. We guarantee you won't be disappointed.

The Washington Education Association Eastern Washington UniServ Council is dedicated to supporting and empowering its members across Northeast Washington. Through member advocacy, political action, organizing, and leadership development, they strive to enhance the professionalism of educators in the region. With 70 locals under their umbrella, the council offers a range of services and resources, including professional development opportunities, wellness initiatives, and events focused on collaboration, social justice, and harmony. Their commitment to fostering a supportive and inclusive educational environment is evident in their efforts to promote member well-being and advocate for the rights of educators.Generated from the website