| Area | Connecticut |
| Project | Malta House |
| Project Address | |
| Project Start Date | 1997 |
| Project End Date | 2017 |
| Association Contact | Barbara Ripp, DM |
| Contact Email | barbara_ripp@yahoo.com |
| Category | Housing/Homeless, Pregnancy Support |
| Description |
Malta House is a separately incorporated and registered organization. It is the mission of Malta House to promote the dignity of God-given life by providing a nurturing home environment, support services and independent living skills to pregnant and parenting mothers of all faiths and to their babies. Since 1998, Malta House has been blessed by the grateful support of many individuals, businesses and organizations whose kind generosity has helped make a significant difference in changing the course of women’s lives and their future. |
| Activities Members Are Involved In |
Members of the Order serve on the Malta House Board, provide spiritual counseling, volunteer babysitting and office support and are actively involved in fundraising for Malta House. |
| Estimated Number of Members Involved | 20 |
| Estimated Annual Hours of Service | 200 |
| This is a Flagship Project in the Area | Yes |
| Project-Order Relationship | Supported by the Area and provide volunteer services |
| Organization Responsible for Project | Malta House is an independent 501C3 organization |
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