Brief History of YWCA

The association is a voluntary,non-political,non-profit making, international and interdenominational organization that cuts across regions, race and status.The oldest and the world's largest women's movement so far.She champions the courses of women and girls and provides for the less privileged in the society.

The YWCA of Nigeria was established in 1906, originally as a part of the global YWCA movement which began in London in 1855.The Nigerian branch was founded by British missionaries who sought to provide support and development opportunities for young women and girls.

The organization operates through a network of local branches of which YWCA of St Paul's Ang church Oke-Afa and other branches across Nigeria are part of,engaging in playing a vital role in advancing welfare and right of women for instance GENDER EQUALITY in the country.

The Association (YWCA) was introduced to St Paul's Ang. church Oke-Afa by St Paul's Ang.Church Ishagatedo,Isolo and was Inaugurated on 26th May 2000.The pioneer leader was Late Sis Joy Olu to the blessed memory followed by Sis Kate Onyechi, Late Evang.Josphine Godson and Sis Amaka Enuka,the immediate past chairman. YWCA SPACO has been contributing to the growth of the church since inception.