Casa Teresa, Inc.
Casa Teresa, Inc.
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More about this organization
Mission
Casa Teresa provides pregnant women in crisis a loving home to begin their healing journey.
About
Emergency maternity shelter (EMS)/Alumni Resource Center (ARC)The EMS was created to provide homeless, pregnant women with or without children a safe, temporary living environment. The program is modeled after the parenting program but is tailored to fit emergency needs. The ARC is available to all former Casa Teresa residents as a continuum of support and safety net to ensure they maintain self-sufficiency for themselves and their children. Advanced education counseling, career development and GED programs are available to all present and former Casa Teresa residents.EMS served 57 women, 24 babies/children and ARC served 146 women this year.
