At the very outset of war, the National YWCA offered to continue its regular activities as well as provide additional ones as needed. The latter included hostess houses, leave centres, and providing care for soldiers' families.
Following the example of young women in Britain, Canadian girls volunteered to help work on farms and in orchards during the war years.
Following the example of young women in Britain, Canadian girls volunteered to help work on farms and in orchards during the war years.
Following the example of young women in Britain, Canadian girls volunteered to help work on farms and in orchards during the war years.
Following the example of young women in Britain, Canadian girls volunteered to help work on farms and in orchards during the war years.
