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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.
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 Parent
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$80provides 5 children with snuggly beds and full tummies.
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Success Stories
Success Stories
Our children and families are able to accomplish incredible things with the support of Providence House. Here are some of the wonderful success stories of families we've helped stay together!
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Pamela, Cameron & Carter
Pamela and her sons, Cameron, age 5, and Carter, age 3, were homeless and living in a hotel when she reached out to Providence House for support.
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Bianca, Ariel & Sam
Bianca and her young children, Ariel and Sam, were at risk of becoming homeless as she struggled to pay nearly $2,000 in back rent.
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Destiny & Michael
Destiny reached out to Providence House after her teenage son, Michael, was assaulted by their neighbor. She needed to move her family somewhere safe and help Michael through his traumatic experience.
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Jean & Roberto
Roberto came to Providence House after being hospitalized for lead exposure. For toddlers like Roberto, lead exposure can be harmful to their growth, behavior, and ability to learn.
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Beverly & Raya
Single mom, Beverly, needed to undergo an inpatient medical observation so she could begin treatment for Narcolepsy, but did not have anyone to care for her 3-year-old daughter Raya while she was in the hospital.
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