WCYFS Food Giveaway Interview on Good Day Sacramento

CEO, Krista Fiser appeared on Good Morning Sacramento, Tuesday September 1st to talk about our services here in San Joaquin County.

Donate Your Automobile and More!

Donate your Car, Truck, Boat, RV or Motorcycle – Running or Not!! Tax Deductible!

For more information contact Car Donation Services at 1-888-686-4483 or click here to donate directly.

Get rid of that unneeded vehicle and receive a tax deduction! It’s easy! Be sure to designate Women's Center-Youth & Family Services as your charity of choice. We have teamed up with Car Donations Services, Inc. to provide you with the easiest way possible to donate your vehicle whether it is running or not! Your donation will make a positive impact on the lives of runaway & homeless youth and individuals and families impacted by domestic violence, sexual assault and human trafficking. Donate Today! 

Car Donations Services has been helping local charities since 1990 and will take care of every aspect of your car donation, allowing you peace of mind that the transaction will be completed efficiently and properly. CDS uses multiple methods to sell the vehicles, so your vehicle will sell for more which means more money for us and a larger tax deduction for you!

CDS is a licensed Commercial Fundraiser as recognized by the California State Attorney General's Registry of Charitable Trusts. Visit them online at www.cardonationservices.com or call 1-888-6TO-GIVE (1-888-686-4483).

WCYFS Needs During COVID-19

Women’s Center-Youth & Family Services (WCYFS) understands this is a difficult and unprecedented time, and we hope everyone is staying safe. While we are practicing social distancing as a community to help reduce the spread of COVID-19, WCYFS remains committed to serving victims and homeless youth. We continue to provide critical services and crisis intervention to individuals and families through our 24-hour helplines, phone appointments and limited in-person contact. Despite the urgent health crisis at hand, victimization does not stop. Help us do our part by donating and showing your support for at-risk, runaway & homeless youth and victims of domestic violence, sexual assault and human trafficking. Here are our needs during this time:

• Water bottles
• Toilet paper
• Hand sanitizers
• Soap
• Disposable latex gloves
• Diapers
• Baby wipes
• Socks

Are you shopping at AmazonSmile?

If you are shopping on AmazonSmile 0.5% of the price will be donated to a charitable organization. Choose Women’s Center-Youth & Family Services as your organization of choice.

Drop off or ship donations to:

WCYFS
620 N. San Joaquin Street
Stockton, CA 95202
Monday – Friday
8:30 am – 5:00 pm

WCYFS Update: COVID-19 Response

ATTENTION: WCYFS Programs & Services Update

WCYFS cares deeply about the health of its community, supporters, clients and team. Due to rising concerns around the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic and recommendations from government agencies, we have made changes to ensure the safety of everyone.

Effective immediately, the following programs, services and events are limited, postponed or cancelled:

In-Person Services are Limited 

• Our 24-Hour helplines are available for over the phone crisis services.

24-Hour Helplines 
Domestic Violence | (209) 465-4878 
Sexual Assault | (209) 465-4997 
Youth/Human Trafficking | (209) 948-1911 

  For TTY callers, please dial 711 for assistance.

• Client appointments are available by phone.
• Court accompaniment will be on a case-by-case basis at this time. 
• We are still available to assist with any urgent temporary restraining order (TRO) needs over the phone during business hours (209) 941-2611.

Locations Open

• San Joaquin Street Office
• California Street Office
• Shelters
• Youth Drop-In Center

Locations Closed Until Further Notice 

• Lodi Office

Cancelled until further notice 

• Support Groups
• Parenting Courses 

We apologize for any inconvenience and thank you for your understanding and support! Please call us at (209) 941-2611 or check back for any new updates.

Kelli's Story

Kelli, a survivor of domestic violence, has found healing and safety for her and her family. Video produced by Aerial Escape.