It's hard to move forward in life when one of the most basic needs is not met, a place to live.
Why We Exist
The City of Portsmouth, VA has the highest rate of homelessness and the fewest resources in Hampton Roads. Portsmouth poverty rate in 2017 was 18.5%; 42% were children under the age of 18. Nationally, homelessness amongst women and children has increased. Homeless children are twice as likely to experience hunger, health problems and repeat a grade in school.
Who We Serve
We serve single and expecting mothers (18-35) and their children who are experiencing homelessness, poverty or in a crisis situation.
How You Can Help
Make a monthly or one time donation: Donate any amount to help cover daily living and program expenses.
Become A Corporate Sponsor: Donate to help cover housing and program expenses.
Consider becoming a Volunteer: See Volunteer Opportunities
Become A Corporate Sponsor: Donate to help cover housing and program expenses.
Consider becoming a Volunteer: See Volunteer Opportunities
Greetings,
Homelessness among women and children continues to rise, especially during COVID19 pandemic.
These families need help with housing, childcare, employment, transportation and recreational activities. Your help and continued support is needed to provide assistance for this vulnerable population. Thanks in advance for your
generosity.
Grateful
Melissa Peele, MSW
Executive Director
Homelessness among women and children continues to rise, especially during COVID19 pandemic.
These families need help with housing, childcare, employment, transportation and recreational activities. Your help and continued support is needed to provide assistance for this vulnerable population. Thanks in advance for your
generosity.
Grateful
Melissa Peele, MSW
Executive Director
