All women on Caiipus benefit from and are served by the SFU Women's Centre.

We provide an enormous variety of services which are of great value to these
women. A great deal of the iniormation anc services we provide can only be found
at the Women's Centre,anu as a result we are not only essential, but also
appreciated.

Services whic: may appear to some to overlap those offered by other agencies
on campus, do not in fact, because our services are provided in a totally unique
environment, as well as in a variety of ways. We provide an atmosphere of
feminist support, a service not available anywhere at SFU, or in Burnaby.

As you reau the description of services offered and note the amount of work
done voiuntarily by many women on campus in order to maintain the Women's
Centre, the necessity for the continuos existence of the Centre will become

clear.

WHAT THE WOMEN'S CENTRE DOES.
I.Information Resource. The Women''s Centre maintains, collates and organizes

a large variety of information relevant to women amtheir situation. It

includes

A. A large paperback library collection, a large magazine and pamphlet
collection, including newsletters and publications from women's groups
«across Canada and the U.S. An extensive file consisting of approximately
100 subjects of interest to wom@m. In addition, we are in the process of
compiling a Doctor Directory, in collaboration with the Vancouver Women's
Health Collective, which provides information on general practitioners, and
gynecologists in the Lower Mainland.

B. ihe Women's Centre disseminates this information in two basic ways. We

receive approximately 2-10 telepnone requests per hour, and 2-10 eyople

visit the Centre per hour to use our information resources. This infor-—