Every mother deserves a safe place to call home. At Sisters Haven, we provide more than shelter- we offer hope, community, and a foundation for a brighter future.
motherhood is a journey and every journey matters
We’re filled with excitement (and a few happy tears!) as Sisters Haven prepares to open its doors this December 2025 to pregnant and parenting women in need of safety, stability, and love.
After years of planning, construction, and partnership, our 7-bedroom home in Cleveland’s Cudell neighborhood is ready — just in time for the holidays!
To celebrate this incredible milestone, we invite you to join our Home for the Holidays campaign—a holiday initiative focused on gratitude, celebration, and community support.
💜 Dream Bedroom Makeover 🩷
💜 Dream Bedroom Makeover 🩷
Where creativity meets compassion — make a difference one vote at a time!
Local designers and community “Dream Teams” are transforming each of Sisters Haven’s seven bedrooms into cozy, safe, inspiring spaces for the moms and babies who will soon move in.
Now, we’re inviting you to be part of the story.
Starting December 12th -17th, vote for your favorite Dream Bedroom on our Dream tab. Each $1 vote directly supports our mission to provide safe housing, essential programs, and love in action for mothers and their children.
🏆 The team with the most votes will be named the Dream Bedroom Makeover Winner!
Your vote doesn’t just choose a winner, it helps open doors for women and babies to begin a new chapter in a safe, nurturing home.
A round of applause for our Designers and Dream Teams
Join Us
Be part of this life-changing mission. Your support—through donations, volunteering, or spreading the word—provides hope and stability for mothers and babies in need.
“Sadly, there are too few housing options for pregnant women experiencing homelessness in our community. The arrival of Sisters Haven will be a life-saving option for pregnant women who are sleeping on the streets of Cleveland. Having a therapeutic caring space on the west side of Cleveland to offer women will make us one step closer to ending homelessness and more importantly, It will make all of us better at loving the people we encounter on the street.”
– Chris Knestrick, Executive Director of the Northeast Ohio Coalition for the Homeless