Sarah’s HouseSarah’s House provides residential care for young mothers and babies in foster care.
The program focuses on parenting support, life skills, and planning for long-term stability while building confidence and independence.
Our ResidenceCalm, welcoming, and designed for rest.
A 24-hour supervised residential program for mothers and their children, providing a safe, stable environment with access to supportive services, parenting resources, and individualized guidance to promote healthy development and long-term independence.
The residence helps young women build independence in a safe, supportive setting.
Sarah's House Bedroom
Sarah's House Lounge
Dining Room
Serenity Room
Classroom
Hallway
Lobby
Residential Building
SERVICESComprehensive support, start to finish.
Supportive residential care for mothers and their children in foster care, focused on stability, healthy development, and long-term independence.
Services include parenting support, healthcare access, education and career guidance, therapy, and life skills development, with individualized planning to support each family’s needs during their stay and beyond.
24-Hour Supervised Residential Care
Case Management & Individualized Needs Assessment
Healthcare & Mental Health Services
Parenting Support & Education (including Healthy Parenting Classes)
Early Childhood Development & Childcare
Trauma-Informed Therapy (Individual, Group & Family, as needed)
Education Support & College/Trade School Counseling
Career & Vocational Training
Independent Living Skills Development
Health, Nutrition & Substance Use Prevention
Transportation
SupportA dedicated team beside you
Mothers and their babies are supported by a dedicated team of trained professionals who provide consistent guidance, structure, and support.
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Breasia Mason
Sarah's House Residential Specialist
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Tamura Alston
Sarah's House Residential Specialist
Not sure which program is the right fit?
Our Admissions page walks you through eligibility, how to apply, and what to expect.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS-
Mothers and up to two children, with both in DSS custody.
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Until mom turns 21, provided she is on a Voluntary Placement Agreement (VPA) with DSS.
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Residents under 18 are required to complete high school or a GED program. Residents over 18 can attend local college courses or attend a university if desired.
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Clients in good standing can choose to enroll in our Aftercare Program which provides continued support for up to 3 years.