Physician Handbook

McAuley Residence is a transitional housing program for women, in crisis, with or without children.  In addition to offering support, shelter, and safety, we encourage women to commit to making a permanent, life long change to better themselves and their children.  Our goal is to help women develop the skills they need for self-sufficiency.

Women can apply directly or through referrals from domestic violence shelters, substance abuse programs, and other community agencies.

Requirements:

The women who come to McAuley Residence must:

• be at least 21
• have the desire, the ability, the psychological stability and the resolve to work on the goals that will help them become self-sufficient after their residency (up to two years).
• have been drug and alcohol free for at least six months.
• be able to pay 30% of their monthly income for rent (one-third of that amount is saved for each individual to cover future housing costs).

Accommodations:

There are six small apartments, each with a bedroom, living room, kitchen, and bath.   A family room, children's playroom, backyard and laundry facility provides common space to help create a sense of community.

For more information, call Executive Directory Sister Miriam Callnan at 773-5289.