Life & Family
Catholic maternity home to be established in Columbus
First source report
Little Flower Home, an established nonprofit organization in Ohio, plans to open a Catholic maternity home in Columbus. The organization is currently searching for a property to house pregnant women age 18 and older who are experiencing housing instability.
The home intends to provide material assistance and support for mothers and infants through the child's first year of life. The organization's founding board is developing life-skills programs, formation training, and daily routines for the residents. The board is currently meeting to discern the establishment of the home and organize its committees.
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The Catholic Times · Rosemary Finneran
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