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Womens Care Center

Working here was a formative experience in counseling skills and navigating sensitive situations. It is extremely meaningful work and I got to journey with so many beautiful families. WCC is a caring organization that has very strong personalities heading it up- I think sometimes leadership is a little out of touch with how it feels to be overrun on the front lines, but overall were kind and willing to accommodate needs during training and afterwards. I would tell anyone who wants to work here to have a strong sense of work boundaries and to develop a strong self care mindset from the beginning. A counselor (or ultrasound nurse) handles sensitive situations every day and it can truly wear you down. Since getting a new job, my stress levels have decreased pretty dramatically! Crisis work definitely can take a lot out of you if you are lacking boundaries. I grew in that skill over time and had the support of my coworkers, but it was a nice feeling to realize that I don't have to have such a stressful job. As a side note, the organization is growing at a fast pace and they are experiencing some growing pains. It is becoming more corporate, and right now that seems to mean that a lot of employees are taking on multiple roles. I trust that things will work out, but if someone is wondering whether to apply, it would be good to keep that they are in a growing phase in mind!

Working at the Women's Care Center has been one of the most rewarding experiences of my career. Every day, I have the opportunity to make a real difference in the lives of women and families, and that sense of purpose makes the work incredibly fulfilling.

The organization’s mission is truly at the heart of everything we do. It’s not just a job- it’s a chance to support women with compassion, dignity, and respect during some of the most important moments in their lives.

The team culture is one of the biggest highlights. From leadership to fellow counselors and support staff, everyone is collaborative, encouraging, and dedicated to excellence. I’ve always felt valued and supported, both professionally and personally.

Training is thorough and ongoing, so you feel confident and equipped to serve clients well. Leadership is approachable and open to feedback, and there’s a clear investment in personal growth and professional development.

If you're looking for a workplace where you can use your skills to truly help others and be part of a mission-focused, compassionate team, the Women's Care Center is a wonderful place to be.

My position was volunteer client advocate.  Taught parenting classes as part of Earn While You Learn program and court-ordered division of child services courses.  Performed pregnancy testing and assisted clients with reviewing next steps and long term options.  Managed receipt of baby items and seasonal preparation of boutique.  Assisted with coordination of fundraisers.  Performed administrative duties.  I loved teaching our clients parenting classes and educating them about their pregnancy.  Hot line calls were difficult at times.  Staff worked together as a team.  Always had at least 2 staff working but 3 was better.  Learned to be flexible.  Each day was different r/t scheduled clients and walk ins.

I enjoyed my time at Womens Care Center. I worked in a supportive, nurturing environment where being a team player was essential. In a typical day I would answer calls, return messages, and forward messages appropriately. Attentiveness to client care was always a priority. Greeting clients as they arrived and assisting with immediate needs in a caring, confidential environment. I taught informational classes to clients in a wide variety of areas. I was responsible for faxing medical documents and assisting counselors, ultrasound techs, and directors as needed. I enjoyed working in a fast paced environment where attention to detail was important and every day brought new and challenging opportunities.

I had the privilege of training with WCC in Elkhart, IN, for four weeks, and my experience was exceptional in every way. The Elkhart leadership is outstanding, and that is clearly reflected in their work culture. I worked alongside some of the most compassionate, encouraging, and genuine women I have ever met.

These women celebrate life wholeheartedly while also walking with women through incredibly difficult situations with grace and skill. Radical hospitality, generosity, and care are evident in everything they do. These women embody altruism at its finest.

I left the experience a better person than when I arrived, and I am so thankful for the experience with each one of them.

Sadly everything was good until we got a new director who does not listen to your concerns, shows little empathy for challenges employees face, controls every detail stifling creativity and independence which frustrates  employees and reduces productivity. Lack of empathy, a lot of inconsistencies, change priorities and expectations, leading to instability and confusion. Playing favorites, favor certain employees. If you are a nurse, run. Your license might be at risk. If you are bilingual, run. Too much work for so little pay. 
(There is a reason why 5 people have quit in just 7 months) 

This organization serves many women in their communities, but it fails to offer the same consideration to employees. Very low pay, unimpressive benefits, and horrible management. You are manipulated into feeling like the work itself is "worth something" and that the company is paying you the most they possibly could. If you are interested in the work, and pay is not an obstacle, it's worth working there part time for sure. Just be prepared for a million inefficiencies and circular meetings. 

What is the best part of working at the company?
The kindness, care and grace that is show to everyone who walks in the door is also show to fellow coworkers. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
The things that happen that are out of WCC control. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Positive, friendly and kind. Everyone works together and supports eachother. 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Even on extremely busy days communication is top notch, smiles are on faces and the environment is warm and welcoming.

You could not find a better place to work!  At WCC you will have the opportunity to grow both personally and professionally - I started at as a volunteer in college and now am in a senior leadership role.  And, with 9 in 10 women choosing life, your work is incredibly impactful.  Women's Care creates an environment of care without judgment and a promise to walk with women every step of the way.  There is no better place to grow both skills you know you have and those that you never imagined.  I'm so grateful to have found this place. 

I learned to work with many different people. The volunteers and staff were caring people that put our clients first by serving them in caring and compassionate ways. The hardest part of my job was fundraising especially in this economy. The most enjoyable part was working with clients. I loved helping them with material and spiritual needs and watching them grow into mature people and loving parents providing for their children in ways they never thought possible.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Counselor 7 salaries reported	$20.79 per hour
Ultrasonographer 7 salaries reported	$26.71 per hour
Teacher 2 salaries reported	$17.00 per hour
Registered nurse 1 salary reported	$47,840 per year
Personal assistant 1 salary reported	$17.50 per hour

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