Housing Stability
A safe, furnished apartment with utilities supported — providing the foundation every family needs.
For Mothers in Need
You Are Not Alone
Marillac Moms provides safe housing for pregnant mothers who do not have a stable place to live. While in the program, mothers receive mentoring and practical support as they prepare for their baby and work toward greater stability.
Program Support
What the Program Provides
Marillac Moms walks alongside mothers through four areas of support, helping them build the stability and confidence they need to create a safe beginning for their families.
Personal Support
Case management, mentoring, and life skills guidance to help mothers grow in confidence and capability.
Economic Stability
Employment coaching, financial literacy, and education pathways toward long-term self-sufficiency.
Wellness & Care
Medical and maternity support, mental health resources, and community-provided meal trains during critical times.
Eligibility
Who Is Eligible
Marillac Moms serves pregnant mothers who are homeless or at immediate risk and are ready to work toward stability for themselves and their children.
- Pregnant (1st or 2nd trimester)
- At least one child currently in their care
- Homeless or at immediate risk of homelessness
- Willing to establish residency, childcare, and medical care near the apartment
- Able to pass background checks
- Able to work toward household support within 12–18 months
- Willing to agree to program house rules and financial participation
What to Expect
Program Expectations
Marillac Moms combines support with accountability. The program is designed to help mothers build the skills and habits they need for long-term independence — with encouragement every step of the way.
- Work or attend school
- Contribute fees based on income
- Meet weekly with mentors
- Set and pursue family goals
- Goal: self-sufficiency within 12–15 months
Reach Out
Pregnant and Need Help Now?
If you or someone you know is pregnant and facing homelessness, please reach out. You do not have to do this alone.
Additional housing, food, healthcare, and financial resources are also available.
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