Throughout the month of September, Abby's House celebrated National Recovery Month.
Author: Abby's House (Meghan Person)
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Poetry from the Women of Abby’s
This poem was written by a group of the women living at Abby's House and read to the staff at our Valentine's Day luncheon in 2011.
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At Abby’s House, Daisy Found Herself Again
Daisy is a survivor of domestic violence. Forced to leave her job and flee her home to escape her husband’s abuse, Daisy came to Abby’s broken and with little hope.
Best Of Worcester 2017: The Winners
Abby's House awarded "Best Thrift Store 2017".
Family homelessness rises across state, region
WORCESTER — Yacaira Diaz was pregnant with her third child, had lost her job and faced homelessness because of domestic violence when she and her children arrived at a shelter in Worcester.
ABBY’S HOUSE – a refuge and a resource
This past summer, on June 7, Abby’s House officially turned 40, an anniversary that has been celebrated with pride and some reflection about how this “bright spot in the city” has only grown brighter over time. Since 1976, Abby’s House has been a life force for the women it has helped as well as for the Greater Central Massachusetts community.
Abby’s House celebrates 40 years
Abby’s House started 40 years ago with the goal of providing homeless women and children with a safe, secure place to call home while they got back on their feet. That goal still remains, and in celebration of 40 years of effort, Abby’s House is hodlding a 40th Anniversary celebration at Mechanics Hall, 321 Main St., Friday, Nov. 4.
Abby’s House celebrates 40 rewarding years with Friday fundraiser at Mechanics Hall
WORCESTER — Abby’s House, the largest women’s shelter in Worcester, takes the stage to Mechanics Hall Friday night for its 40th anniversary celebration. The fundraiser will feature speakers, awards, a three-course dinner and music from the group Decades by DeZyne, which will cover tunes from the past four decades.
Dianne Williamson: Honoree personifies work of Abby’s House
Daisy Reeves let out a hearty laugh when she recalled the weather on her wedding day in 2007.
CEO One on One: Stephanie Page, executive director, Abby’s House, Worcester
Abby’s House in Worcester was founded in 1976 as one of the first shelters for homeless women and children. In its 40-year history, it has helped more than 13,000 women reclaim and rebuild their lives. In addition to emergency shelter, Abby’s House provides 77 units of safe and affordable housing across four properties, as well as advocacy, education and support services to battered, homeless and low-income women.