For the past 100 years, St. Anne's has been dedicated to helping vulnerable young women and children rebuild their lives and create brighter futures. 

We invite you to take this opportunity and meet some of the individuals who have been a part of the St. Anne's family.  Finally, if you, or someone you know has been touched by St. Anne's, we would love to hear about it.  Please email stannes@stannes.org and let us know!

Sabrina

Sabrina's mother was serving jail time for the first five years of Sabrina's life, and within two weeks of her release Sabrina, her mother, and two siblings were in an auto accident.  Her two siblings suffered permanent injuries and her mother, who was drunk at the time, was killed. 

After this horrific tragedy, Sabrina lived with her grandparents for another five years, until she was removed from the home due to abuse...View More

Stephanie

Stephanie was 14 years old when her mother passed away and she went to live with her father.  Shortly after, Stephanie was removed from his care and placed in a foster home. 

In foster care, she drifted from place to place, smoked marijuana and encountered the police.  When she arrived at St. Anne's, she was 16 and pregnant.  She struggled with controlling her anger and was confrontational with staff a...View More

Tiana

Tiana arrived at St. Anne’s in the winter of 2002. She was just 16 years old, but had already been a mom to her son Cory for almost two years.

St. Anne’s was Tiana’s third placement “in the system.” Her first stop had been at an emergency shelter program because, as she puts it, “I had no where else to go. I was homeless.”

After the emergency shelter, Tiana spe...View More