Mary’s House works with girls who are 12 to 18 years old and have:

 

• 504 or Response to Intervention (RTI) plans

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• been in-school (ISS) or out-of-school (OSS) suspended three or more times within a semester

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• attended an alternative school or been expelled due to documented behavioral issues

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• backgrounds with family instability, traumatic experiences, teenage pregnancy, foster care, substance use, homeless shelters, mental health issues, school dropout, or juvenile detention.

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Mary’s Haven works with women who are 19 to 25 years old and have backgrounds of:

 

• detention or incarceration

 

•  halfway houses

 

• domestic violence

 

• homeless shelters

 

• substance use

 

• traumatic experiences

 

• mental health issues

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Mary’s Promise provides former girls and women clients with long-term access and resources for:

 

•  General Education Development (GED) attainment

 

• career or college planning

 

• counselors and supports

 

• financial wellness services

 

• HIV and AIDS testing

 

• self-help workshops

 

Our goal is for former clients to mentor current participants, creating a lifelong partnership and promise (between the foundation and them) to continue to uplift socioeconomically disadvantaged and at-risk girls or women.