Carey Dougherty, executive director of Malta House, said that the expansion allows them to add room to house up to five more mothers than their current location off Prowitt Street. It also allows them to have more room for storage for donations and items for mothers in need.

As the need for services continues to increase, Malta House’s new home will help it serve more women. Carey Dougherty, executive director of Malta House, said she hopes the organization will move into their new home by 2020.

David and Dollka Morico, two Norwalk artists, are represented by some of the most prestigious art galleries in the Northeast and Turner Barnes, UK. They have generously offered to sell what they have in their inventory or create custom pieces for your home or office environment, donating 50% of their sales to Malta House.

We hope you had a wonderful Christmas, and that the new year brings you and your family health, peace, prosperity and joy. Here at Malta House, our year has gotten off to a great start with some fresh faces and new opportunities for our moms, and for you!

Thank you to all who joined A Mother's Love: Malta House's 20th Anniversary Spring Gala on Saturday, May 12. We welcomed nearly 300 guests to the beautiful Burning Tree Country Club in Greenwich, CT, and raised almost $300,000 to go toward our mission of providing "hope for life" for homeless, pregnant and parenting mothers and their babies.

Malta House Looks To Expand Services

Malta House announces new leadership

As we begin a new year, we look back at 2017 with enormous gratitude for you, our loyal supporters, who allow us to carry out our special mission and ministry, providing "hope for life" for homeless, pregnant mothers and their babies.

Please enjoy this short video, recapping the wonderful events from 2017 that you helped us accomplish.

The Norwalk and Fairfield Knights Of Columbus have donated funds from a charity golf tournament to Malta House in Norwalk.

NORWALK — Malta House and Family & Children’s Agency of Norwalk each was presented Friday with a $25,000 check representing proceeds from Norwalk’s 24th Annual Community Ball in January.

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