Annie’s House Transitional Housing in Des Moines, Iowa

About Annie’s House Transitional Housing

Annie’s House is a transitional housing provider. The program focuses on empowering women as they rebuild their lives and work toward lasting independence. With 24/7 availability, clients appreciate the caring and consistently supportive atmosphere. You’ll find them based in Des Moines, Iowa.

What Does Annie’s House Provide?

Annie’s House offers transitional housing in a safe and caring environment designed to help women rebuild their lives. The program focuses on support and empowerment by providing a structured setting to work towards independence.

This program is specifically for women and primarily for those without children. It provides a dedicated supportive environment for this population.

What’s It Like?

The housing provides a safe and caring environment where women can focus on their recovery and goals. The supportive atmosphere is maintained 24/7 to assist residents in their journey.

What’s the Cost?

The program costs $325 per month. This makes transitional housing accessible for women seeking a supportive path to independence.

Annie’s House provides a foundational step for women seeking stability and growth. You can reach out today to learn how this supportive environment can help you or your loved one build a brighter future.

Contact

(515) 779-4599

Address

1136 Martin Luther King Jr. Parkway
Des Moines, IA - 50314

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