Alexandria’s House: A Lifeline for Young Mothers in Crisis
In the heart of Spokane, Alexandria’s House Maternity Group Home stands as a beacon of hope for young mothers and their children. Here, we offer more than just housing—we provide safety, compassion, and a path forward for those navigating the challenges of motherhood while facing homelessness.
Since 1990, Alexandria’s House has been the only licensed youth-focused Maternity Group Home in Washington state, operating 24/7 to meet the critical needs of pregnant and parenting homeless youth. For expectant and new mothers aged 16-18, this historic home is a sanctuary—a nurturing space where they can bond with their babies, rediscover their potential, and begin to envision a brighter future. With room for up to five young mothers and their infants, we create a stable and supportive community during one of the most vulnerable periods of their lives.
The reality these young moms face is heart-wrenching. Homelessness brings overwhelming challenges: safety concerns, health and nutritional challenges, food insecurity, and a lack of essential life skills. Many have endured adverse childhood experiences, leaving them ill-equipped to navigate the complexities of parenting. We meet these young mothers where they are, using a housing-first model to address their immediate needs and lay the foundation for lasting stability.
Whole-Person, Trauma-Informed Support
Every mother at Alexandria’s House receives the care and guidance she deserves. From the moment they arrive, our comprehensive, trauma-informed intake assessments ensure that each young mom’s unique needs are understood and prioritized.
- Maternal and Infant Health: A dedicated onsite doula supports prenatal and postnatal wellness, facilitates healthy pregnancies, fosters secure mother-infant attachments, and ensures access to healthcare.
- Life Skills Development: Young mothers learn practical skills like parenting, budgeting, household management, and accessing healthcare.
- Behavioral Health and Case Management: Individualized counseling and case management empower these young mothers to overcome past trauma and build resilience.
- Educational and Employment Opportunities: With the support of community partnerships, participants work toward educational and career goals, equipping them with the tools to achieve independence.
Breaking Cycles, Building Futures
At Alexandria’s House, we strive to break generational cycles of poverty, homelessness, child abuse, and neglect, and empower young mothers to build stable futures. By providing a safe and stable environment, personalized care, and opportunities to grow, we empower these brave young women to advocate for themselves, embrace motherhood, and create a future filled with hope and possibility.
A unique feature of Alexandria’s House is the seamless transition it offers to Aston-Bleck Apartments for participants turning 18. This continuity of care, facilitated by the same case manager, doula, and behavioral health clinician, ensures uninterrupted support as these young mothers continue to build a stable foundation for their families.
Your support makes this life-changing work possible. Together, we can ensure that every mother and child who walks through our doors finds not just shelter, but a second chance—and the love and support they need to thrive.
Join Us in Changing Lives
Every contribution helps us give these young families a brighter tomorrow. Be part of the story of hope at Alexandria’s House by making a difference in the lives of young mothers and their children.
Needed Items
Diapers (all sizes)
Pull Ups
Formula
Tampons
Pads
Shampoo (all hair types)
Conditioner (all hair types)
Deodorant
Hair Accessories (hair ties, combs, gel, dry shampoo, hair spray)
Tupperware containers
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