Our House

Our array of food programs includes our Home for Dinner program, in which corporate and community groups support families by cooking a healthy meal up to three or four nights a week. We offer food staples in our pantry, and adults and children can enjoy participating in our cooking classes.

Run by our amazing volunteers, our activity program creates a vibrant environment in the House that encourages imagination, fun and creativity. Activities include crafts, woodworking, cooking, games, pet visits, movie nights and holiday-themed parties.

Complimentary massages, yoga and workshops for parents on self-care and wellness help ease the burden on family members of all ages.

Our trained Child Life Specialist helps ease children’s anxiety and assist all family members in coping with the stress of their situation.

Stocked with free toiletries, clothing and other items families might need.

Strollers, cribs, playpens, car seats and other large child care items are available for loan at the Front Desk.

Children of all ages living at the House can participate in our free, accredited camp each July and August, and during PD Days, March Break and holidays.