Together we empower women and their children to overcome homelessness for generations to come.
A home is the first step on the pathway out of poverty
Wraparound services help families achieve health and independence
The strength and resilience of mothers and children make all things possible
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Our Mission
Saint Louise House is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the success of women and their children moving from homelessness to healthy independent lives. We strive to empower women and their children to overcome homelessness for generations to come. Our proven program provides stable housing and wraparound services with highly-individualized support that fosters education, financial literacy, strong family relationships and healthy living, leading to a lifetime of self-sufficiency.
Who We Serve: Austin’s Hidden Homeless
Women and children are Austin’s true hidden homeless. In an effort to keep children off the streets and out of sight, women-led families — often fleeing domestic abuse, find themselves bouncing from temporary shelter to shelter, sofa-surfing, and sleeping in cars or hotels. Without safe and stable housing, mothers cannot focus on the steps necessary to pull themselves and their children out of crisis and overcome economic insecurity.
Providing A Pathway To Stability
Home ● Wraparound Services ● Empowerment
Saint Louise House provides women and their children experiencing homelessness a pathway to healthy, independent living. Deeply affordable, safe and stable housing provides the foundation for their journey. Highly individualized wraparound services provide families with the skills needed to transform their lives. We believe in Saint Louise House families and prepare the single mothers who live here to be independent, have a career, and to be financially stable.
Families Transformed & Now Thriving Independently
While Saint Louise House provides a pathway to stability for families experiencing homelessness, it is the strength and resilience of the mothers and children which makes the impossible possible.
