The Vision
I Care Maternity Home is focused on opening multiple maternity housing facilities in the future to support families experiencing homelessness, housing instability, and significant life barriers. Our long-term vision is to create safe, structured, and supportive homes where families can heal, rebuild, and transition into long-term stability and self-sufficiency.
ICMH plans to begin with one six-bedroom maternity home designed to serve approximately five families at a time in a shared, family-centered environment focused on accountability, healing, growth, and success.
ICMH understands that true stability does not happen overnight. Families need time, consistency, support, and guidance to successfully transition from crisis into independence.
For this reason, families may remain in the program for up to two years or longer if additional time is needed to ensure they do not return to the same unstable situations they came from.
The goal of ICMH is not temporary placement.
The goal is permanent change.
ICMH wants families to leave the program self-sufficient, emotionally stronger, financially educated, and equipped with the tools necessary to maintain long-term stability for themselves and their children.
Imagine being pregnant or having just given birth while experiencing homelessness.
No stability. No transportation. No support system. No confidence. No direction.
Not knowing where your next meal will come from or how you will make it to your next prenatal appointment.
Too often, families silently struggle while carrying emotional, financial, and mental burdens alone.
ICMH wants to break those barriers.
Our vision is to provide a safe environment where multiple families can reside together while receiving individualized support services tailored to their needs and goals.
Families residing in the home would receive:
Individualized case management and weekly check-ins
Transportation assistance for prenatal appointments, school, work, and services
Parenting education and maternal wellness support
Financial education, budgeting, savings plans, and credit-building guidance
Mental health referrals, individual counseling, and family support services
Employment readiness and trade exploration opportunities
Assistance with childcare resources and educational advancement
Accountability, structure, advocacy, and ongoing encouragement
ICMH believes consistency is critical to success.
No matter the size of the home or the number of families served, ICMH is committed to providing consistent support, guidance, accountability, and resources to every family within the program.
Throughout this process, ICMH plans to track each family’s growth, progress, achievements, and milestones. By documenting success stories, challenges overcome, financial progress, educational accomplishments, employment achievements, and housing outcomes, ICMH will work toward creating a blueprint that can help guide and inspire future families entering the program.
ICMH understands that every family, every individual, and every situation is different. There is no “one-size-fits-all” approach to healing and stability. However, learning from previous successes can help create stronger pathways, better support systems, and more effective long-term outcomes for future families.
As families begin rebuilding their lives, improving their credit, reducing debt, and creating savings goals, ICMH plans to introduce families to programs such as NACA to help prepare them for future homeownership opportunities.
ICMH believes families deserve more than survival — they deserve the opportunity to build generational stability and create a future they can be proud of.
This is more than housing.
This is rebuilding families, restoring confidence, creating direction, and changing lives for generations to come.
Being successful starts with stability, guidance, direction, and purpose — and that is the vision of I Care Maternity Home for every family we serve.