What does SAWC stand for?

Siuslaw Area Women's Center

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The Siuslaw Area Women's Center borrowed enough money to buy a building, secured a grant to fund a community liaison from the police department and opened a safe house, donated by the city of Florence, to be used as a domestic violence shelter.

A WINNING BATTLE

The Cow Creek Umpqua Indian Foundation has made the following donations in Lane County: $15,000 to the Pearl Buck Center for preschool programs; $10,000 to Committed Partners for Youth to help youths in the juvenile court system; $16,200 to the Family Relief Nursery for preschool programs; $20,000 to CASA of Lane County for volunteer support; $10,580 to the Siuslaw Area Women's Center for teen parenting classes; $12,000 to the Neighborhood Economic Development Corp.

BUSINESS GIVING

Agency: Siuslaw Area Women's Center Purpose: Assists women and their families and offers a 24-hour crisis line with in-person response in crises; shelter, services and specialized programs for domestic violence and sexual assault victims and their children; seniors; homeless people; men convicted of abuse; and any person in need of emergency basic housing, transportation, utility assistance, medical prescriptions, clothing, food, laundry or showers.

Holiday Wish List

Disabled households should contact one of the five following agencies: Catholic Community Services in Eugene, 345-6204; Catholic Community Services in Springfield, 747-8349; Community Sharing in Cottage Grove, 942-6492; Siuslaw Area Women's Center in Florence, 977-2816; and Upper Willamette CDC in Oakridge, 782-3590.

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Vincent de Paul Society at 689-6747 SUB: For Project SHARE, call Catholic Community Services of Lane County at 345-3628 EPUD: For the Emerald Rate Assistance Program, call 682-3383 Lane Electric Cooperative: For the Members Assistance Program, call the Salvation Army at 343-3328 Blachly-Lane Electric Cooperative: For Blachly-Lane Electric Share, call the Salvation Army at 343-3328 Central-Lincoln Public Utility District: For SOS energy assistance program, call Siuslaw Area Women's Center, 997-3414 (seniors call 997-8251, Ext.

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