Programs > Program Overview
St. Ann's currently operates three residential programs and a community day care center. In FY 2008, more than 350 people benefited from the services provided at St. Ann's. As a residential facility, St. Ann's operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.
Residential Children's Program
St. Ann's provides emergency placement and short-term residential care for infants and young children, ages two days through twelve years, who have been abused, neglected, or abandoned. Our goal for each child is to offer a caring, comfortable, and reassuring environment and to provide services based on a complete assessment of the child's physical, emotional, developmental, and educational needs. Each year, the program serves approximately 200-250 children.
Teen Mother-Baby Program
The program offers residential care for pregnant adolescents and young mothers and their babies. Extensive services include an accredited high school, medical care, parenting classes, life skills training, day care, individual and family counseling, and social and cultural activities. The program generally serves between 50-60 young mothers and their children each year.
Day Care Center
St. Ann's Day Care provides affordable, developmental day care for infants and preschool children in the community and in residence, aimed particularly at low-income, single parent families, working families and families in crisis. Each year approximately 75 children and their families are served.
Faith House
(A separate entity administered by St. Ann's)
At Faith House, transitional apartment housing is available for 8 young mothers (18-25 years old) and their children. Residents work toward economic self-sufficiency and stable family life with the help of job placement, day care, parenting classes, and other support. Between 8-12 young families call Faith House home each year.
