Lydia’s House provides a place of healing and a voice of hope for women and children who are victims of domestic violence. Our transitional housing program is offered for up to two years, …

At Lydia’s House, we seek to provide our residents with the guidance and support they need to heal: through case management services, job training and employment, childcare programs, …

Lydia’s House is the only program in eastern Missouri providing confidentially located, long-term transitional housing for women and children who are victims of domestic violence.

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Lydia’s House offers secure housing and immediate community for women and children who are victims of domestic violence. We have 50 confidentially located, fully furnished apartments …

Women are referred to Lydia’s House by shelter advocates when a need for continued safety and support has been identified. We rely on crisis shelters and emergency hotlines to serve as an …

Come onsite to learn about and serve Lydia’s House. Activities include prepping apartments for new families, painting, lawn care, cleaning, organizing donations and more.

Support the women of Lydia’s House with hand-crafted pies from Lydia’s Ladle. Lydia’s Ladle empowers and employs women who are victims of domestic violence by providing safe, …

Lydia’s House was founded in 1995 by four women who belonged to the same faith community: Mary Albert, Martha Brunell, Doris Waggoner and Dawn Stringfield. These women shared a …

Lydia’s House is a 501 (c) (3) not-for-profit organization. Your tax-deductible donation can help reduce your federal and state income taxes through savings and tax credits.