Natasha House

Honored to attend the community event hosted by Delegate Virgil Thornton and First Lady Dr. Michelle Boone-Thornton today on behalf of NATASHA House.
It was a wonderful opportunity to connect with community members, leaders & partners while sharing the mission and initiatives of the NATASHA House.
Thank you Delegate Thornton for the invitation and your many contributions to the community, your commitment to bringing people together through events like this, help to create a meaningful impact. Thank you for a successful event to connect and create stronger community partnerships. 

We are grateful to Seaford Woman's Club for their continuing support of NATASHA House and our programs to help single moms and their children RISE out of homelessness and into a secure, stable future. We can't do it without our community!

A few members of the Seaford Woman's Club were pleased to present our donation to support the Natasha House today.

Are you looking to be part of something impactful? We are hiring for a part-time evening Front Desk Associate to maintain a structured, welcoming environment for staff, residents, and community partners. To learn more, visit natashahouse.org/jobs or scan the QR code.

All are welcome to join us for this special event in honor of NATASHA House and our work to help single moms and their families RISE out of homelessness and into a secure, safe, and stable future. Special thanks to Delegate Virgil Thornton, Sr. for presenting NATASHA House with this Proclamation celebrating our “legacy of service to unhoused women and children on the Virginia Peninsula.”

This month is Mental Health Awareness Month. At NATASHA House, we understand that stable housing, compassionate support, and human connection all play an important role in mental wellness. In fact, many of the women we serve are rebuilding their lives while overcoming trauma, crisis, and overwhelming challenges — and no one should have to do that alone. Join us in helping to break the stigma around mental health and supporting spaces, like NATASHA House, where healing and hope can grow.

Today, we honor the strength, love, and resilience of mothers everywhere — especially the women who are rebuilding, healing, and creating new beginnings for themselves and their children. 💜 Every day at NATASHA House, we see the courage it takes to keep going through difficult circumstances, and we are continually inspired by our moms who are working toward stability, hope, and a brighter future.

To every mother, grandmother, caregiver, mentor, and mother figure — thank you for the countless ways you nurture, support, and uplift others. Wishing you a Mother’s Day filled with love, peace, and the reminder that you are valued.

Last week, students from Hampton University came out to NATASHA House for a pajama craft and pizza day with the children in our CHAMPS program! We are grateful for their commitment to community service and for the example they are setting for our children. Hampton University- Official

Today is Give Local 757—a day when our community comes together to support causes that matter. At NATASHA House, we’re focusing on what matters most: direct impact. We invite you to give directly—so every dollar goes immediately to the mothers and children we serve, without additional fees and without delay. Every gift—no matter the size—helps a family move from crisis to stability. bit.ly/4d6X0MK. Thank you for being part of this work!

Special thanks to the firefighters at Hampton Fire Station #3 for coming out during Fire Prevention Week to talk with our CHAMPS about fire safety. They even got to try on some uniforms so we may have some future firefighters in our midst!

The next Cruise-in is THIS Saturday! Classic Cruisers Car Club has generously supported NATASHA House for many years, through proceeds from these Saturday events. Plan to stop by, enjoy some great classic cars, and support NATASHA House and other local nonprofits at the same time!