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Your contribution to Brookview supports education, training, behavioral health, and youth programs that put an end to family homelessness.Donate Now!
As I am sure you know, these are especially tough times for mothers and their children. Safe, affordable housing is scarce. Family homelessness is rising. Your contribution to Brookview supports education, training, behavioral health, and youth programs that put an end to family homelessness.Read More About Our Annual Appeal
Tania is heading to Bryn Mawr College this summer.
After many years of challenges, Tania is transitioning to college. “When I came to Brookview House with my mom and two siblings I immediately got involved with their youth program and then their Girls Who Code club for two years.” Tania: • Received a full scholarship to study STEM at Bryn Mawr College • Worked at Vertex Pharmaceuticals last summer and will return this summer. After all of these amazing opportunities she acknowledges:
With the support of Brookview House, its donors, my mother, and many other mentors in my life, I’ve been able to see that my success comes from many sources and experiences that shaped me as an individual.
Save the Date!
Thursday, April 11, 2019
Fundraising luncheon to benefit the life-changing mission of Brookview House
Join us in supporting women and children experiencing homelessness. Brookview House provides a safe place to live with support programs onsite to address the root causes of homelessness. We transform lives and prepare families for long-term stability.
Brookview House
breaks ground on affordable rentals
Investing in Ending Family Homelessness
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SUCCESS STORY
“Brookview helped me learn to communicate in English and recognized and nurtured my love of art. At first, I didn’t know how to speak English, and it was a big obstacle at school and in the community, so I needed to attend bilingual classes for two years. Now I go to regular classes; I have learned how to communicate in English very well. I joined the Teen Visionaries where I learned about domestic violence and tried photography for the first time. I also attended sculpture classes on Saturday mornings.” –Tania
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