St. Ann’s Center helps mothers and children overcome crisis and achieve lasting independence and stability by providing a safe and supportive home, child care, education and employment assistance, and clinical social work services within a Catholic community that welcomes all.
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In FY24, 22 mothers and their children participated in St. Ann’s supportive and transitional housing programs.
Learn about Grace House, Hope House, and Faith House - our three supportive and transitional housing programs for pregnant or parenting women and their children.
St. Ann’s Center provides safe housing and comprehensive, strengths-based support for pregnant and parenting women and their children experiencing homelessness and housing instability. Our Child Care Center also provides high-quality early childhood education and care for resident families and families from the surrounding community.
Whether you make a gift, volunteer your time, attend an event, donate needed items, or engage your workplace or community, your involvement helps families build stable and thriving futures.
St. Ann's Center's innovative housing and support programs build upon a family’s inherent strengths by providing the tools for life-long independence and self-sufficiency.
Clinical & Social Work Services provides trauma-informed, strength-based services to help women heal from past experiences and start building a better future for their young families.
"As the number of women and children we serve continues to grow, and as their needs continue to evolve, we make this St. Ann's Feast Day appeal to our friends and longtime supporters," said Sister Nancy Downing, CEO of St. Ann's Center. "We invite you to renew your investment in the work of strengthening families, nurturing community, and creating brighter futures every day."
St. Ann’s is a place where women lift each other up. A community that exists because of you.
Connection is so critical for young women like Africa, who come to St. Ann’s often facing a “storm of unknowns.” Then – supported by caring peers, staff, and volunteers – women learn they don’t have to carry it all alone.