April 2024: Newsletter & Updates
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March 2024: Newsletter & Updates
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Women & Children First Announces Grants of More Than $12 Million Awarded to Build a Domestic Violence Shelter and the New Forest of Hope Family Peace Center
(Little Rock, Arkansas, January 3, 2024) – Women & Children First (WCF), a shelter for all victims of domestic violence, has been awarded a HUD/HOME-ARP Grant of $7...
Women & Children First Joins Forces with Ring to Provide Home Security Tools for Survivors
Women & Children First Joins Forces with Ring to Provide Home Security Tools for Survivors Mayor Frank Scott, Jr. Supports Ring Initiative LITTLE ROCK, AR (September 27th,...
Domestic Violence Awareness Month 2020
#StandWithWCFArkansas during the month of October to raise awareness for Domestic Violence! All Month – Instead of gifts, challenge your loved ones to make a donation to WCF for your...
Children’s Summer in the Shelter
This summer, over 60 children have spent time at the shelter. Candace, our Childcare Advocate, has kept them busy with fun and educational activities that are designed to...
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month!
Join with Women & Children First during October to raise awareness about domestic violence and take a stand to help break the cycle! Every 30 seconds, 10 women...
Meet Diana – WCF Board Member
Diana Smithson believes strongly in empowering women to be independent and self-sustaining. “Being that way myself is just part of my genetic makeup,” she said. And so when...
Meet Bryan – WCF Peacekeeper
Bryan Spriggs first became involved with Women and Children First in March of 2015. He was invited to a Peacekeeper meeting by his fellow co-worker at the time,...
Empowering Lasting Independence – Community Housing Program
When a woman and her children come to Women & Children First, they are often leaving most of their possessions behind. Some leave their jobs, and almost all...
Meet Jessica – WCF Peacekeeper
Jessica Sorg has been a part of the Peacekeepers since 2010. She was invited by a friend to the Fall Membership Drive and when she heard about how...
Meet Cherie – WCF Board Member
Cherie Abston has been a part the WCF Board Secretary since 2012. She was first introduced to the work of WCF by her longtime friend, Diana Smithson who...
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