Amos House

06/19/2026

This Father’s Day weekend, we’re thinking about what it really takes to keep going. Khalil is a single dad who experienced homelessness. Like many parents in that situation, he was doing everything he could to hold things together for his children while facing a lot of uncertainty.

Today, things look different. Khalil has his own apartment and is working at Amos House, building stability step by step.

His story isn’t about a single moment of change. It’s about persistence, support, and the opportunity to move forward.

This weekend, we recognize fathers like Khalil who keep showing up, even when the path isn’t clear. ❤ 7/50

06/04/2026

This Pride Month, we recognize that LGBTQIA+ individuals, especially young people, experience homelessness at disproportionately high rates. Too many have been forced from their homes, made to feel unsafe in housing situations, or denied the safety and support everyone deserves simply because of who they are.

At Amos House, we believe everyone deserves a safe place to call home and a community where they are seen, valued, and respected. Addressing homelessness means building support systems that are inclusive, affirming, and accessible to all.

This month and every month, we remain committed to creating pathways to stability, dignity, and belonging for everyone. 🏳️‍🌈

06/02/2026

Taco Tuesday here at Amos House means tacos as far as the eye can see! Join us for lunch today from 11:00-12:30 for tacos, rice, and a fresh garden salad. Special thank you to our student volunteers from The Gordon School who are helping plate it all up.

05/21/2026

At Amos House, we believe the people closest to the challenges are closest to the solutions.

As Amos House President & CEO, Eileen Hayes shares, Earl is one of those people. Once a guest here, now a Phase 2 Care Coordinator, he brings lived experience, credibility, deep understanding, and personal passion to his work every day.

Nearly 60% of our staff bring lived experience to their roles. It’s not just part of our story, it’s what makes our work real. It’s who we are.

Earl and others who have walked this path themselves bring a perspective and deep caring to their roles that make their work especially impactful for those receiving services here.

That’s how we build trust. That’s how we create real change. Thank you, Earl. ❤ 6/50

05/13/2026

⏳ Last call for tickets!
Our Homecoming Dance event is extra special: we’re celebrating 50 years of Amos House and the life-changing work our community has made possible 💙

For five decades, Amos House has been helping people help themselves out of crisis and into a path to stability.

Join us for a night that honors our past and fuels the future; supporting pathways to housing, employment, and stability for our neighbors.

Every ticket helps build strong individuals, families, and sustainable communities.

🎟️ Get yours before time runs out!
https://fundraise.givesmart.com/e/YfhnYA?vid=1puvgf

05/12/2026

It’s the FINAL WEEK to vote for Homecoming Court at the Amos House 50th Anniversary Homecoming Dance and ✨Viola Davis✨ is currently sitting in 3rd place… but she has no intention of staying there!

When you vote for Viola, you’ll be entered for a chance to win:
📚 A signed copy of Finding Me
📚 A signed copy of Judge Stone

Every $5 donation = 1 vote. Every vote supports Amos House and helps us celebrate 50 years of impact, community, and hope.

Cast your vote today!https://fundraise.givesmart.com/vf/AHCOURT/team/Davis

05/10/2026

This Mother’s Day, we honor the strength of motherhood in all its forms. Through our Mother‑Child Reunification Program, moms in recovery are doing the courageous work of healing, securing stable housing, and rebuilding their families, step by step, day by day.

These mothers are choosing recovery.
They are choosing stability.
They are choosing their children...and themselves.

Today, we celebrate their resilience and the power of second chances. Meet Alison. Alison is sharing her story at Amos House's Mother-child Reunification Program, but it doesn't end there. Today, Alison is an active mom, involved community member, Building Trades Program graduate, and proud Amos House employee.

Happy Mother's Day to Alison and all moms. We know the road isn't always easy or straight forward. We're proud of you. ❤ 5/50

05/06/2026

Did you miss out on your Homecoming Dance? Now is your time to shine! Was it the best night of your life? Relive that feeling! Join us Saturday, May 16th at Fete Music Hall for our 50th Anniversary Homecoming Celebration. The lineup? Live music from World Premier Band, great food from "The Cafeteria," featuring Tacofied, Moving Dough, Scotti's Salumeria, NY System, Rhody Pop, and more. And a chance to help us crown RI Homecoming Royalty! Get your tickets today before it is too late. https://fundraise.givesmart.com/e/YfhnYA?vid=1puvgf

05/04/2026

What is your favorite movie Homecoming scene?? Create a new scene and memories at the Amos House 50th Anniversary Homecoming Dance on May 16th at Fete Music Hall. Enjoy great food and drink and dance the night away with World Premier Band. Buy your tickets today! https://fundraise.givesmart.com/e/YfhnYA?vid=1puvgf

04/30/2026

What song reminds you most of Homecoming? We are getting pumped for our 50th Anniversary Homecoming Celebration on Saturday, May 16th at Fete Music Hall featuring World Premier Band. Are you a 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s, or 2000s baby? (link to purchase tickets in comments)

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