You are invited to join us for a "Down-Under Dining Experience"    sponsored by and held at Outback Steakhouse    in Upper St. Clair

Being a homeless single mom is nearly insurmountable

– unless she has been touched by the compassionate hand of Sisters Place.

Then she no longer is lost in aimless desperation. She embraces the new opportunity she has been given. She recovers. She progresses toward independence. She is able to celebrate each day with her family.

Sisters Place specializes in filling the gaps that exist in addressing our residents' needs: mental health care, life skills training, career development, substance abuse recovery, and housing placement assistance when the family is ready to move on. Since its inception in 1993, Sisters Place has served over 130 mothers and 290 children. We are proud that our programs help these families break the cycle of poverty and homelessness, rebuild their lives, and achieve self-sufficiency.

Read one woman's story as told at the "Setting a Place for My Sister" breakfast, October 5, 2007.