Lila Mae’s House held a Blessing Ceremony on October 22, 2019 in preparation to receive survivors. Members of several religious communities, rooms sponsors and special guests attended to show support.
Check out our Grand Opening Celebration held at Ho-Chunk Center on October 24th, 2019!
Stella Daskalakis and KTIV visited Lila Mae’s House for our Blessing ceremony! Check out their piece here.
August 8th, 2019
The Sioux City Journal visited Lila Mae’s House and learned about our vision for restoring lives. Lila Mae’s House will offer more than just a home, we offer a place for survivors of sex-trafficking to heal and learn skills to help them become independent, self-sufficient and empowered women.
Check out their article and see what they had to say!
July 2021
Lila Mae’s House is honored to receive a grant from Sisters of St. Francis to support our Direct Support Professional position. Their support helps Lila Mae’s House provide 24/7 staffing to help our participants feel safe and engaged in healing activities. Sisters of St. Francis are committed to making peace and living non-violently, leading them to denounce and take action on the issue of sex trafficking. We thank the Sisters of St. Francis for their support!
July 29th, 2019
KMEG visited Lila Mae’s House and highlighted our progress towards opening our doors. We’re almost finished with the house, now we need your continued support to bring on staff. Donate now to help us hit our goal!
Sioux City, IA Release: July 25th, 2019
We are thrilled to announce Lila Mae’s House has been selected as a recipient of United Way’s 2019 FOCUS grant award! This grant brings us one step closer to opening our doors. Click our Donate button above to help us get the rest of the way!
July 18th, 2019
KCAU’s Marina Bach shared the work being done - and the work still to do - to bring Lila Mae’s House to life. Check out her coverage of our story here.
July 13, 2019
With the recent news of a case affecting a young woman in Sioux City, KTIV invited us to speak out on the issue of sex trafficking in Siouxland. Check out their story here.