Women in Need, an organization that runs programs and shelters for homeless women and their children in NYC wanted to rebrand themselves to better reflect their work with both women and children. This was a pro bono job that resulted in a new logo, new language and a renewed sense of mission.
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What does it mean to win?
It means crossing the 鍖nish line at the end of every day and knowing that this
is a victory. For yourself. And for your kids. And the 鍖nish linewell, maybe its
simply the threshold of your own place. A place thats yours because youve
earned it. By working hard and by exceeding even your own expectations.
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What does it mean to win?
It means doing more than you ever thought you could. Being bolder.
Thinking bigger. And discovering not a handoutbut a way out. A way up.
A way to work toward something better. Something that is suddenly within
reach because now someone believes in you. So you can believe in yourself.
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What does it mean to win?
It means feeling safe. Feeling secure and knowing that you dont have to keep
looking over your shoulder, so you can focus on whats ahead. On where you
are going. On where you want to be. On who you want to be. Who you can be.
For your kids and for yourself. You can do it. You know you can. Because now,
you know how to win.
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The Way to WIN is a comprehensive program that works to break the cycle of
homelessness. Much more than simply a physical shelter, WIN offers a holistic
approach with services ranging from childcare, health and education programs
to afterschool tutoring, job training and 鍖nancial counseling. Together, we can
help women regain control of their lives so they can take care of themselves
and their children. And thats what it means to WIN.
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Not a
handout.
A way out.
Breaking the Cycle of Homelessness
www.winnyc.org for Women and their Children
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Breaking the Cycle of Homelessness
for Women and their Children
Breaking the Cycle of Homelessness
for Women and their Children
When
they win,
everybody
wins.
Since 1983, WIN has provided New York
Citys homeless women and their families
with safe, clean housing; support and the
skills to become self-reliant.
NEWS
More than 90% of women who
complete a WIN program and
鍖nd permanent housing are still
in that housing two years later.
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Breaking the Cycle of Homelessness
for Women and their Children
Breaking the Cycle of Homelessness
for Women and their Children
This is
how it feels
to win.
Our 6 shelters, permanent supportive housing,
substance abuse treatment programs, child care,
job training and domestic violence services all
help our clients feel secure, empowered, and
independent so that theyre able to envision a
better future for themselves and their children.
NEWS
Beyond Shelter. When someone
believes in you, you can believe
in yourself. Where theres hope,
theres WIN.
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Breaking the Cycle of Homelessness
for Women and their Children
Breaking the Cycle of Homelessness
for Women and their Children
Be amazed
at what
you can do.
Thousands of women and their children sleep
in WINs transitional shelters and supportive
housing units each night. We provide a safe,
clean, independent place for a family to be
together while they work to repair their lives.
NEWS
80% of the homeless in NYC
are women and children.
See what you can do.
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The Way to WIN
The Way to WIN isnt easy. It takes hard work. And we know no one can go it alone.
Winning is what we do together. Its how we come together and its how we stay
together. Its a road we walk hand in hand. Not just part waybut all the way home.
Thats The Way to Win.
Because we know that if someone believes in you, its a whole lot easier to believe
in yourself. And that when you truly believe in yourself, anything is possible.
And thats why were here. To make things possible. For mothers and their children.
Things like a safe place to sleep, childcare, education, services and special
programs that arent a hand out, but a way out. A way out of homelessness.
A way out of hopelessness. A way to break the cycle and to give mothers and
their children reasons to be proud of themselves and to feel good about who
they are and where they are going. A way to celebrate the little victories and the
tremendous changes that can and do happen every day. Thats the Way to WIN.