Our History
Inspired by one woman in need back in 1871, the mission and legacy of Friendship House has lived on ever since. We strive to provide care for the whole person, not just the immediate physical or psychological needs.
About
Meet the Team
The wonderful people that help make miracles happen daily at Friendship House.
Commitment to Diversity
We actively seek suppliers who are small businesses that bring a value-added service to the organization. Small business vendors, including disadvantaged-owned, minority-owned, disabled-owned, and women-owned, provide goods and services that are a vital part of Friendship House fulfilling its mission. We welcome vendors with the goods, services, and expertise that best match our company’s needs.
As an organization that serves children, adolescents, and adults of all races who have emotional and/or behavioral difficulties, and/or have autism, and/or are traumatized by loss, abuse, or neglect, Friendship House understands the importance of social justice. We stand in solidarity with all who speak out against injustice and we support our communities’ peaceful efforts to encourage positive change for the lives and livelihood of Black Americans everywhere.
“I refuse to accept the view… that the bright daybreak of peace and brotherhood can never become a reality.”
– Martin Luther King, Jr.