30 Women, 30 Stories - Issue Related Videos

Listen to the women and experts of “30 Women, 30 Stories” talk about addiction, incarceration, homelessness, mental illness, and trauma—issues faced by Marian House women and others like them as they move from dependence to independence.

Welcome from the Executive Director

 

Dear Friends of Marian House:

Marian House Executive Director Katie Allston

Since its founding 30 years ago, Marian House has become known as the leading organization offering high quality rehabilitative services and housing to homeless women and their children. With your support we are able to provide comprehensive services to many women who have suffered from trauma, physical and sexual abuse, the disease of addiction, and other challenges that left them homeless, unemployed and often separated from their children and families.

We thank you for your generosity and investment in our work. Your support allowed us to serve 141 women and 56 children during this past fiscal year.

The past year has been one of the most exciting in our 30 years of serving women and children. 

 

30 Women, 30 Stories Exhibitions

Marian House presents: 30 Women, 30 Stories - Journeys of Recovery and Transformation

A traveling exhibition about Marian House alumnae and their remarkable journeys from dependence to independence. Featuring stories from the women and photographs by Marshall C. Clarke, the 30 Women, 30 Stories exhibition takes place at four sites across the Baltimore region.

photo of Lesly Bailey-Johnson

30 Women, 30 Stories

Marian House is excited to announce the release of “30 Women, 30 Stories: Journeys of Recovery and Transformation”, a book created on the occasion of our 30th anniversary. The book shares the inspirational tales of 30 Marian House alumnae who have overcome lives of addiction, incarceration, homelessness, mental illness, and trauma and have gone on to achieve happy and productive lives. Please visit our “30 Women, 30 Stories” page to hear audio stories told by these 30 courageous women.

"30 Women, 30 Stories" is a project of Marian House, made possible by grants from the Open Society Institute-Baltimore, the TKF Foundation, and the David and Barbara B. Hirschhorn Foundation.

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