Providence House

COVID-19

We have temporarily suspended our children’s shelter services, but are still providing phone-based support to families. Please call us at 216-651-5982 if you need support during this time.

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(216) 651-5982

More than 150 volunteers helped us create a new playground for our children.

Volunteerto support our children, our events, and an array of projects.

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Our Crisis Nursery Approach

Learn about our two-generation approach delivered through a
holistic, integrated program.

While children stay in our Crisis Nursery, we empower parents to be safe, stable caregivers for their families in our Family Center.

For Children

For Parents & Families

A growing body of data shows crisis nursery programs are a vital service in meeting the needs of families and children in crisis.

$80provides 5 children with snuggly beds and full tummies.

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"Providence House was there for me in an emergency when I needed someone to care for my children."
– Providence House Parent

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Through your support we can continue to protect at-risk children, empower families in crisis, and build stronger, safer communities for every child.

$80provides 5 children with snuggly beds and full tummies.

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Providence House is a crisis nursery committed to child abuse prevention and family preservation in the Cleveland area.

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We protect at-risk children.

We protect at-risk children by providing for their physical, emotional, developmental, and educational needs.

We support families through crisis.

We support families through crisis by connecting them to resources, cultivating nurturing practices, and encouraging responsibility.

We strengthen communities.

We strengthen communities by advocating for underserved families and demonstrating the lasting impact of prevention.

Providence House Stories

Amanda

Amanda sought services from Providence house for her newborn daughter, Gia. Gia was born at 31 weeks with ventriculomegaly, a condition that impacts the growth of the brain ventricles. Amanda was not...

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