Youth Villages offer programs to address problems experienced by vulnerable youth (17-21) who are aged out of foster care or the juvenile justice system. The YVLifeSET program offers education/vocational training, interpersonal relationships development, financial management planning, housing assistance, and life skills services. Youth Village also offers in-home support development and residential treatment for children in need of mental health counseling.

The YWCA Domestic Violence Center provides emergency safe housing (maximum 45 days), counseling and support to women victims and their children. Men who are victims are afforded housing through a referral source. Case managers help women locate the community resources they need. The Center also engages in community outreach to educate and raise awareness about domestic abuse. The Center maintains a 24-hour crisis hotline.

With financial assistance offered to support membership for low-income families/individuals, the YWCA focuses on the educational, social and physical needs of girls and women. In addition to offering gym facilities, the YWCA offers physical exercise classes, provides support for victims of domestic violence and advocates for the rights of women and girls. Additionally, the YWCA hosts and innovative program to raise awareness to young men of violence against women.