Siena House’s Life Skills Program helps participants build the practical tools and confidence needed for independent living and parenting. Through weekly classes and one-on-one support, participants learn skills such as budgeting, healthy relationships, time management, nutrition, and navigating community resources. The program is designed to support long-term stability and empower each family to move forward with confidence.

Siena House provides supportive housing for pregnant women and new mothers experiencing homelessness or housing instability during pregnancy and a baby’s first year of life. Participants live in a safe, stable home while receiving individualized case management, therapy, occupational therapy, life skills, and parenting support. Our goal is to help each family build stability, strengthen confidence, and move toward safe, independent housing.

This program provides ongoing support after participants move out, helping them maintain stability during the transition. Alumni can access continued case management, therapy, material assistance such as diapers and essential supplies, referrals to community resources, and connection to the Siena House community. Our goal is to ensure families remain supported as they build long-term stability for themselves and their children.