I stayed at the Malta House approximately 21 years ago when they were located in East Norwalk. The skills that they taught me are the same skills I use today with my children. I was very grateful back then and I am still grateful today that they accepted me 21 years ago because I had no where to go or nothing to turn too. They gave me hope, taught me a few things like being a first time parent, doing daily chores, balancing life while being a single mom and most importantly how to be independent in life. I didn’t understand back then why there were certain rules to the program but looking back now I totally understand. I’m glad that Malta House is still helping young women and children. They have a long track record with helping women from all walks of life. I liked how I was able to learn about the Catholic community and I loved how we had Mass on Wednesdays once a month.

I've been a donor to Malta House for years, had the privilege of visiting at their old location a few years back and recently was given a tour of the new location. The facility is amazing and fully supports the needs of its guests - it is a warm and love-filled place. I'm very impressed with the level of care that is given to the mothers, both expecting and with newborns. Please support Malta House in any way you can!

I had the opportunity to visit the Malta House today… I’m completely in awe of the program & the work being done to assist the moms in the facility. The home is absolutely beautiful, it offers the moms a place of comfort and a safe place as they are navigating through pregnancy & motherhood. The staff & volunteers are to be commended for the work they are doing… I hope more homes will be opened around the state to allow other young women to experience the same level of parenthood & life skill training provided in Malta House of Norwalk