Logo for Miriam's Hope House for Women, featuring stylized text and a teal background.

A SAFE PLACE. A FRESH START. A PATH FORWARD.

Two smiling women, one with red hair and the other with white hair, standing in front of a beige wall with a framed photograph and text plaque dedicated to Miriam Dillingham.

“My hope is that, while in a place of safety and care, women are empowered to rebuild their lives and create a future filled with purpose and stability.”

— Miriam Dillingham

What we offer

Miriam’s Hope House is a women’s transitional housing program that serves as a place of refuge, restoration, and new beginnings for women experiencing homelessness and housing instability. We provide a safe, supportive environment where women can step out of crisis and begin rebuilding their lives with dignity and purpose.

A small bedroom with beige walls, wood-patterned flooring, and a three-piece bed with a blue quilt and matching pillows. There is a black fabric-covered wardrobe on the left side of the image.

Hope House Community Private Living Unit

Kitchen with white cabinets, stainless steel refrigerator, black stove with oven, microwave, wood countertop, and wood-look flooring.

Hope House Community Kitchen

Grounded in the truth of Psalm 46:1, “God is our refuge and strength, an ever-present help in trouble,” Miriam’s Hope House exists to be a place of safety and support during seasons of transition. This biblical principle shapes our commitment to walk alongside women with compassion, stability, and encouragement as they begin their journey toward healing and independence.

At Miriam’s Hope House, every woman is seen, valued, and encouraged. We believe lasting transformation happens through relationships, consistency, and hope. Our mission is to empower women to overcome past challenges, discover their strengths, and move forward into a future marked by stability, confidence, and self-sufficiency.

Living room with gray sofas, a patterned area rug, a fireplace, framed pictures, shelves with decorations, a door with the number 15, and a colorful abstract painting on the wall. Ceiling has fluorescent lights and a blue ceiling vent.

Hope House Community Room

Hope in Action

Looking for transitional housing that is safe and affordable? Interested in getting involved and learning more? We would love to hear from you!

Please fill out our contact form and a member of our team will be in touch.