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Seton House

Temporary Housing for Single Mothers

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MISSION STATEMENT

Seton House seeks to provide safe, temporary housing for single mothers, empowering them with tools to help change the trajectory of their lives. We intend to cultivate a compassionate environment where mothers can focus on personal development, while learning life skills to sustain a positive and productive lifestyle for themselves and their children.

 
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    Seton House

  • Welcome to Seton House

    Welcome to Seton House

  • COMPUTER ROOM

    Computer Room

  • KITCHEN 1

    Kitchen 

  • KITCHEN 2

    Kitchen 

  • MULTI-PURPOSE ROOM

    Multi-Purpose Room 

  • MULTI-PURPOSE ROOM 2

    Multi-Purpose Room

  • OUTDOOR PLAY YARD

    Outdoor Play Yard

  • PLAYROOM 1

    Playroom 

  • PLAYROOM 2

    Playroom 

  • RESIDENT ROOM 1

    Resident Room 

  • RESIDENT ROOM 2

    Resident Room 

  • RESIDENT ROOM 3

    Resident Room 

  • THERAPY ROOM 1

    Therapy Room 

  • THERAPY ROOM 2

    Therapy Room 

  • TV ROOM 1

    TV Room 

  • TV ROOM 2

    TV Room 

Learn About The Seton House Program

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

  • Seton House is designed to provide safe and secure temporary housing for nine mothers with up to two children each under the age of 10 facing homelessness
  • Families will receive up to six months of services. During this time mothers are required to work closely with a case manager to work towards accomplishing both individual and program goals
  • Mothers will also receive mental health services in weekly group therapy sessions, as well as weekly individual counseling
  • A Case Manager will assist in providing mothers with various community linkages on the mothers’ path to achieving long term employment and permanent housing
  • Mothers who have been victims of domestic violence or substance abuse will be able to participate in support groups directly related to those areas

PROGRAM OBJECTIVES

  • Mothers will develop necessary life skills to enter into permanent housing
  • Reduce physical and sexual violence against homeless mothers
  • Reduce recidivism among homeless mothers

PROGRAM ADVANTAGES

  • Same-gender services
  • Parenting Skills
  • Education
  • Mental Health Services
  • Safe and secure temporary housing



In October 2024, the Rosemead City Council approved Maryvale's expansion plan to convert an existing facility into 20 additional living units. Once complete, the Seton House program will have a total of 29 temporary units, combined with up to 14 residents from Hope Housing. This approval brings us one step closer to providing safe, stable housing for young women, mothers, and their children as they work towards building a brighter future.

 

Read the complete remarks on the Seton House Expansion Project from the October 22, 2024, City Council meeting by President & CEO Steve Gunther, MSW.

 

 

Seton House Website Updates 10.23.24 (1)

If you would like to learn more about Seton House please contact Rheanan Torres at RTorres@maryvale.org

We Need Your Help

Maryvale has a deep history of offering hope and help to families in need in our community. Now more than ever, these families look to the Maryvale community to provide transitional housing and support services to help them along the path to a better life. Seton House is 100% funded by private donations and foundation grants. Your generous support will help bring hope to the mothers and their children that we serve at Seton House and allow us to continue to serve homeless families well into the future. If you would like to make your donation online, please scroll down to make your on-line donation now.

To learn more about Seton House and the impact your gift will have on our families, please contact Mary Koenig, Vice President of Development mkoenig@maryvale.org  626.537.3359
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Elizabeth Ann Bayley Seton, SC, was a wife, mother, widow, educator, and Catholic religious sister in the United States, known as a founder of the parochial school system.

She became the first person born in what would become the United States to be canonized by the Catholic Church. In 1812, she founded the Sisters of Charity in Emmitsburg, Maryland. In 1850, the Emmitsburg Sisters of Charity joined the French Company of the Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul - thus, she is considered one of our Founders.

If you’d like to learn more about her, please visit:

https://setonshrine.org/elizabeth-ann-seton/

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