Last weekend, our talented residents and Providence House Staff came together to reveal what had been the product of a beautiful collaboration: a stunning new mural for our Women’s Justice Program building. Symbolizing emotional safety, beauty, and the power of working together, this artwork speaks volumes about the journey of healing and empowerment.

March is Social Worker Awareness Month! To celebrate the work of our dedicated team of social workers, we met with Zenja Bostic, a dynamic force at Providence House Women's Justice Program. Read the interview below to learn more about Zenja’s experience in social work in the Brooklyn community, as well as the expertise she brings to a challenging position.

At Providence House, our Supportive Housing team works tirelessly to take on the challenges of serving a diverse range of needs, standing not just as a housing program, but a symbol of hope, resilience, and community empowerment. Upon interviewing one of our Supportive Housing residents named Betsy, it is unwaveringly clear that she embodies these values in her remarkable journey from adversity to advocacy.

In the bustling streets of Brooklyn, amidst the passionate communities, stories of driven leaders often emerge, illuminating the path towards positive change. One such story is that of Nyasha Salmon, whose journey from Women's Justice Program Director to Senior Director of Programs at Providence House is not just a career progression, but a testament to the power of proactive leadership and unwavering dedication to housing and criminal justice.