Windsor Women’s Centre

The mural is associated with the Windsor Women’s Centre, as indicated by the text in bright pink and blue.

Key Elements of the Mural:
Children and Education Theme

A child in a yellow crossing guard uniform holding a school crossing sign.
A child in a wheelchair near a chalkboard with math equations, representing inclusivity in education.
A child dressed as an astronaut floating in space, possibly symbolizing aspiration and opportunity.
Community and Nurturing Symbolism

A woman wearing a blue uniform with a teddy bear, which may represent childcare or social work.
Other illustrated figures, including a dancer-like silhouette with a heart balloon, suggesting themes of self-expression and support.
The Building Itself

The upper portion is painted in light blue and white with secured windows, possibly indicating a community support or resource center.
The lower portion features murals painted directly onto the light purple and blue walls, adding warmth and approachability.
About Windsor Women’s Centre
Likely a local community organization supporting women, children, and families.
Provides education, childcare, and social services in the area.
The mural’s themes align with empowerment, diversity, and inclusion.