The House of Mary partners with women transitioning from prison back into the community through a comprehensive reentry program, concentrating on Safe and Secure Housing, Mental Health Services, Substance Abuse Counseling, Peer Support & Court Advocacy.

Compassion - Hope - Empowerment - Freedom

Assisting Women In Transistion

“From Prison to Promise, With Purpose.”

For many women, becoming incarcerated is just the beginning of a long and difficult journey. Not only do they have to deal with the challenges of prison life, but they also face significant obstacles when it comes time to reenter society. One of the biggest challenges is finding safe and affordable housing. Too often, women who have been in prison are forced to live in unsafe and unstable environments, which can lead to further criminal activity and ultimately end up putting them right back behind bars. Fortunately, The House of Mary work to help women transitioning from prison with housing. The House of Mary provides women with resources and support to help them navigate the challenges of entering society after incarceration. By working together, we can help break the cycle of incarceration and give women a chance at a fresh start.

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What We Do

Transitional Housing

Marys House is safe, secure, and affordable housing. This is key to women’s ability to successfully transition from jail or prison.

Behavioral Health Services

Our Behavioral Specialist support our customers through, growth, recovery with a focus on maintaining healthy relationships.

Job Training

Pre­par­ing to work is often more than learn­ing a par­tic­u­lar set of skills. Women return­ing first need to address the trauma they have exper­i­enced.

Employment Assistance

Find­ing work after incar­cer­a­tion is chal­len­ging but we can help you. Our strategic partnerships with various businesses allows recently incarcerated women a change at a new beginning.

Group Therapy

People participating in the group can see that others are going through the same thing, which can help them feel less alone. Group members can serve as role models for other members of the group.

Peer Support

Individuals come together, overseen by a trained peer support specialist or facilitator, to talk with one another about their experiences, struggles and challenges.

THOM News

The House of Mary blog shares inspiring stories, resources, and updates about our mission to support women transitioning from prison to independent living. Each post is designed to bring awareness, spark hope, and connect our community of supporters, volunteers, and advocates.