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Our Mission

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.

Housing & Support

Learn about Grace House, Hope House, and Faith House - our three supportive and transitional housing programs for pregnant or parenting women and their children.

Child Care Center

Learn about our licensed Child Care Center, serving families from the community as well as families living at St. Ann’s.

— Paige

— Sierra

— Janeika

Give Help

Help St. Ann’s Center reach our goal of serving more women and children in our residential and child care programs.

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Make a direct impact by making a one-time or recurring donation. Your generous support directly impacts families residing at St. Ann’s Center!

Get Involved

Learn how you can make a difference through donating, volunteering, attending an event, or joining one of our impact groups.

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About Us

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

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.

CEO's Corner

2 Reasons I'm Grateful for You

"We feel immense thankfulness for you and others who help ensure that children at St. Ann’s Center have... not just fundamental shelter and security, but also the loving, caring support of our staff, who help mom and her children heal together from the disruptive effects of housing instability."

Witnessing Moms Grow at St. Ann's Center

Mom gently knelt down beside her little one, helped collect her things, and placed a loving arm around her shoulder. “How was your day?” Mom said. “Tell me about that artwork you made.”

New Beginnings at St. Ann's Center

Just last week one young mother and her brave-faced toddler daughter arrived at St. Ann’s with a family member who brought them to us. It was Move-In Day, and this mother-and-daughter pair had arrived to begin their St. Ann’s journey to a brighter future...