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Women of Hope

251 North Lawrence Street

4.1(16 ratings)· Philadelphia average: 4.2

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Quick Facts

Total units
24
Licensed capacity
24 residents

California CDSS

Population served
Serves women, including those with mental health needs
Admission process
Referral required for entry
Payment structure
Residents begin paying rent once employed
Program focus
Job readiness and life-skills training included

What Families Think

Women of Hope operates more like a transitional housing and support program for women, including those with mental health needs, than a typical assisted living community. Reviews are sharply divided: several residents praise the job-readiness training and help moving into permanent housing, while others report theft, lack of structure, and disrespectful staff.

The Good

  • Helped residents secure permanent housing and apartments
  • Job preparation, interview clothing, and computer skills training
  • Assisted during a mental health crisis (code blue)
  • Specific staff members praised by name for support
  • Provides meals and practical daily living help

The Bad

  • One resident reported belongings stolen with no staff follow-up
  • One report of staff being disrespectful and dismissive of concerns
  • One report of inconsistent rule enforcement and lack of structure
  • No published pricing information available

AI-generated from reviews and community data.

Women of Hope is a senior living community in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania offering Assisted Living. Families rate it 4.1 out of 5 across 16 reviews.

About Women of Hope

Women of Hope is a assisted living community in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The community is licensed for up to 24 residents.

Families rate Women of Hope 4.3 out of 5 based on 15 Google reviews.

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Types of Care at Women of Hope

Assisted Living

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Reviews of Women of Hope

4.1overall · 16 ratings combined

4.1★ on Google (16)

Chrystal Rivera

Jul 2026

via Google

Currently a resident here an i been here before and left for this reason even though I had nowhere to go idk how this program was before but it hasn’t been like that for awhile, it’s bad here staff do not respect, you have to rent once you start working you get the money back but they don’t help as much your case manager is only available to a certain extent, theres no structure boundaries for any of ya belongings you will an can get your things stolen and staff won’t do nothing about it just tell you there’s no proof or you don’t have to stay here, what the program portrays on the internet isn’t the same actually being there, do your research you can follow the handbook and still get in trouble even if you have a work schedule or have other important things to do. I will most likely be leaving again i don’t recommend this place to anyone, there should be some type of guidance an there isn’t, the staff will talk about you amongs themselves, an everyone is nosy tryna know your business, residents have left without say due to complaints without being resolved, last time I was here my things were stolen and my stuff was not in places I didn’t leave it at. Staff will not hear you out they will ignore you like you are crazy, an not try to make you feel better in the situation it’s sad honestly. Be safe and make sure you go to a shelter that actually wants to help you in all ways instead of making your situation worse, not a single person deserves the circumstances, so it’s foul how this program is plz don’t go I stay to myself dont bother any one do what I am told and it’s still an issue. May god bless you all 🙏🏻

Aaliyah Richardson

Nov 2025

via Google

Called and they told me they only helping females with mental issues and I must be referred I’m currently going through dmv

Goddess G

Jan 2024

via Google

I Used To Live Here! I Was The First One To Start The Program & Loved Every Bit Of It. They Help With Preparing For Jobs, Clothes For Interviews, Cooking, Cleaning, Computer Skills, You Name It. Thank You So Much Ms. Cecelia, Ms. Terry, Ms. Kathy, & Others If I Left You Out. They Helped Me Get My Apartment & So Much In General & I Am Forever Grateful. If You Ever See This It’s Your #1

21 Owlgirl

Feb 2019

via Google

Helped me out when there was a code Blue and gave a place to stay for a few days.

Danielle L. Hunter

Feb 2019

via Google

The only if I even dared to leave a negative comment that I would leave is that allegedly you can't be older than 25 to stay here but they serve great lunches and offer things that other women need and could use which is perfect as well as very useful to me.I thank God for this establishment.Thank you all for your help.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What types of care does Women of Hope offer?

Women of Hope offers Assisted Living.

Where is Women of Hope located?

Women of Hope is located at 251 North Lawrence Street in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

What do families say about Women of Hope?

Women of Hope operates more like a transitional housing and support program for women, including those with mental health needs, than a typical assisted living community. Reviews are sharply divided: several residents praise the job-readiness training and help moving into permanent housing, while others report theft, lack of structure, and disrespectful staff.

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