Women's Multi-Service Network Analysis

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YWCA emphasizes on improving the lives of women, children and girls. Their goals include building a strong voice for women in Canada and providing an effective women’s multi-service network (YWCA Canada, 2014). Some of their nationwide goals include eradicating extreme poverty and hunger, achieving universal primary education, improve maternal health, ensure environmental sustainability just a name of few (YWCA Saskatoon, 2015).There a few objectives pertaining to this organization including education. For instance, they strive to empower women by offering educational programmes (Young Women’s Christian Association, 2010). Also, helping those at the risk of social exclusion is also an objective of theirs where they aim to be of service to those

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