Our Success

Since 1991, more than sixty women have moved into permanent housing after leaving Elizabeth House.

90% of our residents successfully transition from EHouse into permanent housing and maintain a quality of life modeled at our House.
"Graduates" of Elizabeth House have accomplished incredible goals, including: degrees in Substance Abuse Counseling, Licensed Vocational Nursing, Computer Information Management; as much as 12 year’s sobriety; and long term employment within the food service, childcare, and home healthcare industries.
One mom and three daughters reunited with their husband/father (who had successfully graduated from an intensive substance abuse treatment program), and the entire family moved back to the east coast to be near their relatives.
Another woman was promoted and relocated to Chicago with her two teenage sons, where a new job, house and car awaited them.
One of our past residents returned to us as a member of paid staff and others have gone on to work at recovery programs and other service providers in which they were once the client.

As an indicator of the progress and wonderful connection past residents maintain with Elizabeth House, many return to us to volunteer, attend celebrations and participate in the life of the House -- all opportunities for us to continue to support them and for all of us to enjoy our ever-growing family!

To read more about the successes of EHouse residents, please see the "My Story" section of our Newsletter pages.

Our Success

Since 1991, more than sixty women have moved into permanent housing after leaving Elizabeth House.

90% of our residents successfully transition from EHouse into permanent housing and maintain a quality of life modeled at our House.

One mom and three daughters reunited with their husband/father (who had successfully graduated from an intensive substance abuse treatment program), and the entire family moved back to the east coast to be near their relatives.

Another woman was promoted and relocated to Chicago with her two teenage sons, where a new job, house and car awaited them.

One of our past residents returned to us as a member of paid staff and others have gone on to work at recovery programs and other service providers in which they were once the client.