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The Women's Community, Inc.

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Wausau, United States

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Domestic abuse treatment center· Nonprofit Organization Management· Social services organization

The Women's Community, Inc. Reviews | Rating 3.4 out of 5 stars (4 reviews)

The Women's Community, Inc. is located in Wausau, United States on 3200 Hilltop Ave. The Women's Community, Inc. is rated 3.4 out of 5 in the category domestic abuse treatment center in United States. ABOUT US The Women’s Community is a non-profit organization serving victims of domestic abuse, sexual assault, stalking and human trafficking in Marathon County and central Wisconsin. We welcome victims of all races, religions, gender identities and sexual orientations. We serve everyone, including populations that may face additional cultural or societal pressures — Hmong, Hispanic, LGBTQ, the elderly, men, and those with hearing disabilities. OUR MISSION Provide specialized services and resources to people in central Wisconsin affected by domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking and human trafficking. Our goal is to help individuals and families attain greater emotional and economic self-sufficiency. Our Vision as a model organization, empowers communities and individuals who have survived the effects of violence and oppression through the provision of quality programming, advocacy and education. The ultimate goal being to reduce/eradicate violence. A United Way Partner Agency

Address

3200 Hilltop Ave

Phone

+1 7158425663

Company size

11-50 employees

Headquarters

Wausau, Wisconsin

Founded

1978

Accessibility

Wheelchair-accessible entrance

Open hours

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Monica Abraham

What an amazing organization. The selfless staff are constantly going above and beyond to help in any way they can. They offer help to so many in so many ways. I highly recommend turning to this place if you are in need of help!

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Kathy Many Horses

Hope more of your funding of late has been used to improve programming and reduce tension for your handful of residents within that gilded cage than has been used in promoting yourselves. Do you have more staff on site and interacting with residents? Has communication between your residents and staff improved? Are you educating your residents as much as you are educating the public about their very real situations? From one who knew better.

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Zander V

A police officer told me they could help with getting a restraining order, I told them my story and they said thayed look into it and call me back, thay never did. Wast of time

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Danielle Heins

I might as well went back to my ex, I stayed here with my 10 year old and my 7 month old. she stays up at night so I go in the living room with her. i was told i cant be in the kitchen or the living room passed 11:30. i have to be in my room. is this a safe place or jail? I was constantly tormented by staff and there was a staff member that thought I left my child (I took her with me) she told other staff members. No one has helped me at all here, there is no sympathy or empathy from staff. The list of things continues. i didn't come with very many cloths so there is a pantry down stairs, that we cant go in there alone and when things are donated they are givin to a church to take to other places. we cant see what is donated, things we need we don't get. i was told if i needed anything please let them know, they have alot of resources but when i would say anything that i needed i was told that they cant help with that....maybe i would be better off dead than living in this nightmare.

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