2026 WOMEN’S HALL OF FAME
The Hall of Fame event brings the community together to celebrate the significant contributions of women and fundraises to support YWCA’s services, including the operation of Stark County’s largest homeless shelter for women, children, and families; Early Head Start and preschool services; and permanent supportive housing programs that connect eligible households with housing solutions.
We are proud to partner with corporations, foundations, and organizations to help us further our mission in service to our community.
We welcome new sponsors and partners and look forward to finding ways to work together to keep people safe, provide opportunities for economic empowerment to all in our community, and stand up for justice and equity.
To get in touch about sponsorship and partnership opportunities, contact:
Director of Fund Development and Community Engagement
(330) 453-7644 x137
media@ywcacanton.org
YWCA Canton will once again honor and celebrate woman who have made signifiant contributions to our community.
Our Team
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Early Head Start Program Services
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Researched based curriculum and assessments
Highly qualified teachers
Nutritious meals
Disabilities services
School readiness screenings
Parent inclusion in child’s individualized teaching plans, etc.
Transportation
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Health services include child health screenings, oral health practice education and resources, child nutrition, etc.
Health screening includes recording height and weight, vision and hearing assessment, lead and hemoglobin testing and dental screening. The nurses from the health department also review immunization records and will advise parents if additional shots are needed.
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Community resources from partnered organizations for services for children with disabilities, early childhood education and other education programs
As part of the comprehensive services provided for children and families in the Early Head Start program, the Canton City Health Department and the YWCA Early Head Start program are working together to perform health screenings on children 6 weeks to 3 years of age enrolled in the EHS program.
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A child is eligible if any of the below apply:
The family’s income is equal to or below the poverty line
The family is eligible for, or, in the absence of child care, would be potentially eligible for public assistance; including TANF child-only payments
The child is homeless, as defined in part 1305
The child is in foster care