Challenge Racism for Businesses & Employers
Tuesday, June 14, 9:00–10:00 a.m. | Zoom. Learn about The Women’s Multicultural Resource and Counselling Centre of Durham (WMRCC) Challenge Racism project and how your
May 12, 2022
The Women’s Multicultural Resource and Counselling Centre of Durham Region is a Registered Charitable Organization, dedicated to provide specialized counselling and support to women of all ages and their families, from diverse backgrounds, to eradicate violence, to re-build their lives, and to enable them to become contributing and valued members of society.
The organization was founded in 1993 to provide services and to increase public awareness of the rising incidence of woman assault in our community.
All women, regardless of race, culture, social identity, religion, sexual orientation, class, age, income, immigration status and ability have equitable access to our programs and services.
Our services are free, culturally sensitive and confidential.
No one is turned away.
We are Registered Charitable Organization dedicated mainly to the eradication of violence against immigrant, newcomer women, children and youth.
The organization was founded in 1993 to provide services and increase public awareness of the rising incidence of woman assault in our community.
The organization works from integrated feminist, anti-racist and anti-oppression perspectives.
WMRCC of Durham acknowledges the financial support from our funders:
WMRCC of Durham is always in need of volunteers who can share their skills, talent, time, wisdom and knowledge with others. WMRCC of Durham values the contribution made by volunteers and volunteers are integral part of the agency. Volunteers at the agency contribute in different programs and services including outreach support, administrative duties, fundraising, workshops, case aide support, mentorship and accompaniment. Your involvement as a volunteer makes a difference in other peoples lives.
All our programs and groups have been suspended until everything normalizes, however, women, youth and children in need of services can still reach out to us through leaving a message for us at (905) 427-7849, or emailing us at info@wmrccdurham.org. We hope that you are keeping safe and healthy.
We are looking forward to continue running full services and programs to families and the community in the near future
It feels so good to have someone to talk to; someone who understands the issue and sensitive to my feelings. I am always looking forward to coming to my counselling session every week!
Today I hesitated quite a bit before coming to this session. I contemplated cancelling the appointment but here I am leaving a different individual from the one who walked in. I feel so much lighter after my session. These counselling sessions present an opportunity to feel free and clear my mind of negative and other thoughts of hopelessness.
This agency was there for me in the early nineties when majority of the community did not know how to deal with a Muslim woman like me, for that I will always be grateful.
Tuesday, June 14, 9:00–10:00 a.m. | Zoom. Learn about The Women’s Multicultural Resource and Counselling Centre of Durham (WMRCC) Challenge Racism project and how your
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