24-HOUR
domestic violence/sexual assault hotline

(413) 733-7100 (TTY/V)
(800) 796-8711 (TTY/V)

Llamanos / Spanish-language

(800) 223-5001

 

Orlando Rosario

EMPLOYEE SPOTLIGHT

 
 
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July 17, 2026 in Employee Spotlight, Latest News

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EMPLOYEE SPOTLIGHT: Orlando Rosario Nominated by Pamela Irizarry Mendez, Sexual Assault Counselor and Stephanie Serrano-Salva, Supervisor of Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault Programs "Pleasure in the job puts perfection in…
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June 18, 2026 in Employee Spotlight, Latest News

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EMPLOYEE SPOTLIGHT: Milta Sostre Nominated by Diana Guzman, VP of Human Resources “A truly good person will speak truth, act with truth, and stand for Truth. A truly good person…
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May 22, 2026 in Employee Spotlight, Latest News

EMPLOYEE SPOTLIGHT

EMPLOYEE SPOTLIGHT: Maria Ortiz Nominated by Brandi Otero, Child and Family Clinician "You never know how strong you are until being strong is the only choice you have.” - Bob…
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Our Impact

The 24/7 hotline fielded 6,516 calls. Of these, 84 were coded as medical advocacy calls (meaning an advocate was dispatched to an area hospital), 1,997 calls were coded as Domestic Violence, 401 as sexual assault, 700 as homelessness, and 30 as human trafficking.

11,895+ clients served annually in YWCA programs offered locally

329
Community-Based Domestic Violence Services clients served in 2022
CBDV Program
407
SAFEPLAN clients served in 2022
About SAFEPLAN
59
Supportive Housing Program clients served in 2022
About SHP
180
Children Who Witness Violence clients served in 2022
About CWWV

Who We Are

The fifth largest YWCA in the country

Founded in 1868, the YWCA of Western Massachusetts has served our region for more than 155 years, guided by its founding principle to provide shelter, support services, and tools for self-sufficiency for women and girls in our community. Today, the YWCA of Western Massachusetts is one of the largest of the 198 local YW Associations in the United States, providing support to nearly 12,000 individuals annually. The YW exists to fulfill its mission of eliminating racism, empowering women, and promoting peace, justice, freedom, and dignity for all. 

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