Martha's House of Hope is a transitional living maternity home that provides a safe haven for vulnerable pregnant women and their infants, offering a stable and supportive environment. The focus is on encouraging women to become self-sufficient, and to help develop the mother spiritually, emotionally and intellectually throughout pregnancy and into early motherhood.

Creates an individualized case plan for each mother that incorporates both comprehensive health services and transitional housing.

Case workers provide each mother with access to preventative care, prenatal care, delivery and postpartum care, and even transportation to and from appointments. Also provides educational resources and life skills support.

Works with healthcare providers to provide specialized care to mothers and babies with medical complications, providing medical care and treatment for every pregnant woman and her baby.

Supports pregnant women and their babies in desperate circumstances, including those who are fleeing domestic violence, experiencing mental health issues, or experiencing homelessness.

Family centered residential care setting provides a place of hope and empowerment for woman, pregnant and in crisis, to choose life for themselves and their unborn children. Guided by the Catholic faith, and in conjunction with multiple community partners, the program provides woman, regardless of their faith preference, with residential and aftercare pathways for attaining quality pre and post-natal care, essential parenting skills and economic security through education and employment. Housing for pregnant woman usually between 6 and 12 months. Aftercare services provided forever.

Services to runaway, homeless, near-homeless and street-dependent youth. Array of services includes shelter, street outreach, transitional living, and maternity group home.

24-hour crisis line for youth needing emergency assistance.

Emergency services include shelter program (short-term), Transitional Living Program (TLP), and Maternity Group Home (MGH) for up to 18 months. A variety of support services are provided for youth while in residence.

Require authorization of parent or guardian within 72 hours of placement for shelter placements and housing services.

Services include housing, all meals, transportation to school and scheduled appointments. Must be involved in daily residential activities including hygiene, meal preparation, scheduling activities, laundry, and facility upkeep.