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“W have after school programs for summer programs and a jobs program that teaches how a businessis run, job interviewing basic finances,” she “We have 64 apartments for low-income seniors in the schoolk house commons building on Grant Street. We also offer transitional housingf for women with children who are usually escaping a domesticviolencee situation.” Williams said the YWCA serves approximately 8,00 0 residents annually. “I want us to be a she says, “not just for women in need, but for all womemn and we want to be a really strong communituy partner in WesternNew York.
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