Powerwoman House provides safe, stable, and supervised housing for at-risk girls and young women.
Through structured residential care, life-skills development, educational support, and coordinated referrals, we prepare residents for independent adulthood.
We envision young women leaving Powerwoman House
with housing stability, practical life skills, educational or workforce readiness, and confidence in their ability to build sustainable, independent lives.
Powerwoman House operates as a small-capacity traditional group home, serving up to six residents at a time.
This model allows for:
Consistent supervision and daily structure
Clear expectations and accountability
Individualized support and relationship based care
Focused preparation for independent adulthood
We envision young women leaving Powerwoman House with housing stability, practical life skills, educational or workforce readiness, and the confidence to build sustainable, independent lives.
Our Approach
Powerwoman House operates as a small capacity traditional group home serving up to six residents at a time.
This model allows for:
- Consistent supervision and daily structure
- Clear expectations and accountability
- Individualized support and relationship-based care
- Focused preparation for independent adulthood
Residents are also introduced to accessible educational opportunities, including online certifications and workforce pathways that can support long-term economic stability.
Safety and Stability
Accountability with Support
Preparation for Independence
