In response to the special needs of homeless women with children, the Ministry of Caring established two emergency shelters, Mary Mother of Hope House II & III (founded in 1983 and 1988 respectively). These cheerful, comfortable sites provide residents with a stable environment of support and guidance along with nourishing, well-balanced meals for 30 to 45 days. In their journeys

In response to the special needs of homeless women with children, the Ministry of Caring established two emergency shelters, Mary Mother of Hope House II & III (founded in 1983 and 1988 respectively). These cheerful, comfortable sites provide residents with a stable environment of support and guidance along with nourishing, well-balanced meals for 30 to 45 days. In their journeys

The Yakima Housing Authority (YHA) is dedicated to providing high quality, affordable housing for all persons. 

Bethany House I & II provides long-term supportive housing for formerly homeless women who have a wide spectrum of special needs. Residents, some of whom are employed, may be living with mental or physical disabilities. Residents who are unable to work are encouraged to perform volunteer jobs and to participate in job training or consumer programs.

At Drexel House, they serve homeless men and women through housing, case management, referrals, transportation, and supportive services provided on-site.

Pregnancy Aid is a social service agency that provides immediate confidential practical and emotional help to any woman for free.

Bethany House I & II provides long-term supportive housing for formerly homeless women who have a wide spectrum of special needs. Residents, some of whom are employed, may be living with mental or physical disabilities. Residents who are unable to work are encouraged to perform volunteer jobs and to participate in job training or consumer programs.

Pregnancy Aid is a social service agency that provides immediate confidential help to any woman marries or unmarried.

New Way Ministries is a transitional living facility for homeless women and children who may be struggling from addiction, domestic violence, human trafficking, or a crisis pregnancy.

Mary Mother of Hope House I opened in 1977 as the first emergency shelter for single homeless women in the Delmarva Peninsula. This shelter provides housing and supportive services for those women 18 and over who want to address the root causes of their homelessness. Programs include intensive case management, drug and alcohol counseling, mental health services, housing assistance and