- Making Miracles is opening a new home in November to help more unhoused mothers with children up to the age of 10.
- They are looking for support for their upcoming fundraiser banquet in December to support this expansion.
- Watch the video to hear directly from a mother about why their program is so effective and why this expansion is needed.
BROADCAST TRANSCRIPT:
Giving vulnerable mothers a second chance.
“That’s what it was for me, my life was saved,” said Evelyn Turner, describing the importance of the Making Miracles Group Home program.
They provide a home for unhoused mothers with babies under 3 to help them transition to permanent housing.
“Being able to have a safe place to live with your child, knowing that you’re safe,” said Turner. “Nobody’s going to hurt you, you don’t have to worry about where you’re going to lay your head or where your next meal’s going to come from.”
The safety net will now be able to support more mothers with the opening of their new house, serving mothers with older children up to the age of 10.