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Auntie Angie's House is dedicated to addressing the maternal health crisis by providing safe housing, essential resources, and empowering support to pregnant women and new mothers in need. While the crisis affects all mothers, we strive to raise awareness about its disproportionate impact on Black mothers and work toward creating healthier outcomes for all families.

Now Accepting Applications!

We Have A New Location!

Our new four-unit location holds incredible potential to become a safe and welcoming haven for the women and children we serve. While the property is already providing shelter to residents, some key updates and renovations are needed to make it truly shine. With upgrades to the kitchen, living spaces, and shared areas, we can create a warm and modern environment that fosters community and support. These improvements will ensure the property not only meets the current needs of our residents but also serves as a beacon of hope for many more families in the future. Together, we can make this vision a reality!

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Angela Stanton-King, the founder of Auntie Angie's House and president of the American King Foundation, a 501(c)(3) organization, understands firsthand the blend of desperation and hope that can come with pregnancy.  

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Angela's story is one of resilience and redemption. Known globally for enduring incarceration while pregnant, she made the courageous choice to choose life, giving birth to her child under unimaginable circumstances—chained to a bed with a sheriff standing guard. After years of service to her community and mentorship from her godmother, Evangelist Alveda King, the niece of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Angela’s perseverance led to a pivotal moment when President Donald J. Trump granted her a full unconditional pardon. Inspired by her journey, he enacted a law making it illegal to shackle incarcerated women during childbirth.  

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Angela’s personal experience fuels her mission to serve women who feel chained by their circumstances—whether by poverty, lack of education, or the weight of societal pressures suggesting abortion as their only option. Her unwavering commitment to life has earned her the honor of being called the godmother to 68 babies, whose lives she helped save by providing hope, resources, and support to their mothers.

 

Welcome to Auntie Angie’s House—a place of safety, support, and second chances!

Auntie Angie

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Auntie Angie's House is committed to addressing the Maternal Health Crisis by empowering pregnant women in need or facing challenges. We offer safe housing, skill-building opportunities, and essential resources to ensure a brighter future. Our holistic support includes:

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  • A Nurturing Home Environment: We offer a stable home environment and nutritious meals. Our "house meals" promote a sense of family unity.

  • Maternity and Infant Supplies: We provide vital maternity and infant supplies through our program.

  • Personalized Mentorship: Weekly one-on-one mentor sessions with our dedicated community partners offering guidance and encouragement.

  • Transportation Assistance: We offer approved transportation to professional appointments, ensuring access to essential care.

  • Dedicated Support: We provide unwavering support, encouragement, and accountability.

  • Empowering Life Skills: Our residents gain valuable life skills through courses on childbirth, nutrition, budgeting, entrepreneurship, and parenting.

  • Community Connections: We connect residents to community agencies and programs, including adoption counseling, job training, counseling, and low-cost housing.

  • Educational Opportunities: Access high school equivalency and vocational training programs to build a brighter future.

  • Navigating State Programs: We help residents navigate state programs, including health insurance, daycare subsidies, food stamps, child support, and cash assistance.

  • Spiritual Growth: Explore spiritual growth through weekly bible studies and church services (attendance encouraged).

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At Auntie Angie's House, we offer more than just shelter – we provide hope, support, and a path to healthier futures for expectant mothers. Together, we can make a difference and work to end the Maternal Health Crisis, one life at a time. Join us in this vital mission!

Did You Know?

Over 70% of Planned Parenthood centers are located in Black communities, a staggering statistic that raises important questions about access to healthcare and the targeting of vulnerable populations. This disproportionate presence contributes to ongoing conversations about the impact of reproductive health services on communities of color. Understanding these patterns is essential to addressing systemic inequities and empowering women with better options and resources.

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