WHO WE SERVE
WiNGS works with an average of 1,800 clients a year, 93 percent of whom are women of color and 79 percent of whom earn less than $38,000 a year.
WHAT WE DO
Nurse-Family Partnership (NFP). WiNGS’ Nurse-Family Partnership (NFP) is a national, evidence-based, community health program wherein registered nurses provide in-home medical, nutritional, and social-emotional support to first-time moms and their children from pregnancy through the child’s second birthday - ensuring both mom and baby get the resources they need.
Through the Economic Advancement (EA) program, clients are able to create a path to financial stability, which has demonstrable success in reducing debt, increasing savings, improving credit and growing income through career advancement. WiNGS helps clients grow their fiscal capacity to ensure lifelong financial success. EA services are a blend of cohort learning and 1:1 coaching focused on personal finance, careers and financial wellness. Trained coaches help provide targeted education for each client to set financial goals and serve as accountability partners
Your investment will help us deliver our programs to women in at risk communities.
Our mission is to empower women, fight poverty and impact generations.
We know when you invest in a woman, she lifts up herself, her family and her community. Beginning as the YWCA in 1908, WiNGS is constantly evolving to meet women's changing needs.
WiNGS broadens a woman's sense of what's possible, targeting financial stability and independence to empower women to take control of their life. WiNGS provides free and vital services to women in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, including some of the most vulnerable populations - communities of color, women with limited English proficiency, single-income households, women at risk of intimate partner violence and financial insecurity.
WiNGS' key differentiation is in one-on-one, personalized support we offer each of our members. Our incredible team of coaches, mentors, and nurse home visitors walk alongside nearly 2,000 members to chart an actionable path toward financial and personal resiliency, serving as an accountability partner along the way.
The resources that WiNGS provides are designed to meet a woman where she is. Regardless of the circumstances that bring a woman to WiNGS, she gains confidence with a brighter future for herself and her family. And, WiNGS is not a one-and-done service - even after WiNGS members have gained control of their finances, they are encouraged to take advantage of additional classes and continuing education resources WiNGS can provide.
At WiNGS, diversity, equity, and inclusion are at the core of who we are. Our commitment to these values is unwavering – across all of our work and how we serve. They are central to our mission and to our impact. We know that having varied perspectives helps generate better ideas to achieve our mission, “Empower women. Fight poverty. Impact generations.”
The leadership at WiNGS, board of directors and staff, have adopted this vision and are committed to the following actions:
Diversifying board members
Diversifying senior staff, when and where applicable
Staff training to raise awareness, celebrate our differences and practice including diverse perspectives in our daily work.
Organization name
WiNGS
other names
Women in Need of Generous Support
Causes
Economic/Financial Security/Poverty, Health Care, Social Services
Operating Budget
$3,000,000 - $9,999,999
Counties Served
Dallas, Denton, Rockwall, Collin, Kaufman, Ellis, Tarrant
BIPOC Serving
Other, Native American, Hispanic or Latinx, Asian/Pacific Islander, Black or African American
BIPOC Leadership
Neither/None
Address
4201 Spring Valley Rd. Suite 1400