About Us

Introducing Maxwell House

Maxwell House will serve as a safe, stable home where women with children can rebuild their lives after treatment or incarceration. Each family will live in their own private apartment within a structured Level 2 recovery residence, supported by peer guidance, accountability, and strong outpatient partnerships. Our vision is a place wher

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Why Maxwell House Matters

Introducing Maxwell House

Too many mothers leaving treatment or incarceration have no safe place to go with their children. Maxwell House fills this gap by providing stable housing, support, and a chance for families to stay together while rebuilding their lives.

What Success Looks Like

Introducing Maxwell House

What Success Looks Like

At Maxwell House, success begins with safety and stability.
Every woman and child who enters our doors receives safe, secure housing in their own apartment — a place where healing can finally start.

From there, success means progress:

Rebuilding stability and routine
Strengthening the bond between mother and child
Engaging in outpatient

From there, success means progress:

Rebuilding stability and routine
Strengthening the bond between mother and child
Engaging in outpatient treatment and peer support
Building confidence, life skills, and financial readiness

Our long-term goal is simple and realistic:
to help every family transition into permanent housing within 6–12 months.

Behind every unit at Maxwell House is a woman taking the next step toward independence — and a child finally experiencing consistent, stable home life.What's a product or service you'd like to show.

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The Mustard Seed

There is a story about a mustard seed — one of the smallest seeds a person can plant. It is easy to overlook. It looks insignificant, almost like nothing at all. If you didn’t know what it could become, you might wonder whether it was worth planting in the first place.

But when the seed is placed in good soil and given time, something remarkable happens.

It sends roots down before anything appears above the ground. Long before there is growth you can see, something is already happening underneath — strength is forming quietly, out of sight. There is no rush. No sudden transformation. Just steady, patient work.

In time, the seed breaks through the surface. What emerges doesn’t look impressive at first. It is small, fragile, and easy to miss. But it keeps growing. Slowly. Consistently.

Eventually, the mustard seed becomes a plant large enough to offer shelter. Birds find rest in its branches. What once seemed insignificant now provides safety and life for others.

The power of the mustard seed was never in its size — it was in its potential, and in the willingness to plant it and wait.”