OUR MISSION
The mission of Susanna Wesley House, Inc. is to provide transitional housing for homeless women in need and their dependent children; to provide a safe, clean home; and ensure a viable program to assist families to obtain independent living.
​Serving Women and Children of Baltimore City Since 1919
About Us
Since 1919, Susanna Wesley House, Inc. has been a beacon of hope for women with children in the Baltimore, MD, area. We are a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing transitional housing and comprehensive support services to families in need. Located in the historic Mount Vernon district, we currently own and operate two twin rowhouse buildings, offering safe and nurturing environments where families can thrive.
What We Do?
For over a century, Susanna Wesley House, Inc. has been a pillar of support for women and children in Baltimore, MD. Established in 1919, our mission is to provide safe, transitional housing and essential support services that empower women to rebuild their lives. Through personalized programs, we help families overcome hardships, achieve stability, and work towards a brighter future. We believe that by supporting mothers, we create a lasting impact on the lives of their children and the broader community
Our Impact
At Susanna Wesley House, Inc., we measure success by the positive changes we see in the lives of our residents. Over the years, we’ve helped countless women and children transition from uncertainty to stability. From securing permanent housing to finding meaningful employment, our programs are designed to create real, lasting change. One of our former residents shared: "Susanna Wesley House changed my life and my son's life. With their support, I went from being overworked and struggling to finding a stable job and a permanent home. My son is thriving in school now, thanks to the stability we found here.
Featured Story
Meet Jane, a mother who, with the support of Susanna Wesley House, transitioned from unemployment to a career in the culinary arts. Today, she and her son live in permanent housing, and her son’s grades have improved significantly. Stories like Jane's inspire us to continue our work and expand our reach.