Audrey Messick is the Vice-President and co-founder of Providence House, a transitional housing program in Collier County, Florida, dedicated to assisting women with small children. Her work focuses on addressing homelessness by providing housing, life skills, and education to vulnerable women in her community.
Deeply compassionate, Audrey has a history of volunteering and mentoring. She was a mentor for the Gabriel Project Ministry, which assists women in unsupported pregnancies. This experience highlighted the cycle of homelessness and inspired her to establish Providence House to create stability for young families.
She co-founded the first transitional housing program of its kind in Collier County, demonstrating a hands-on approach to creating meaningful, life-changing support for those in need.
Audrey Messick
United States
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Supporting Vulnerable Women
Co-founded Providence House, a non-profit providing transitional housing and support for women with young children facing homelessness in Collier County.
Community Mentorship
Served as a mentor for the Gabriel Project Ministry, a role that directly inspired her work in establishing a more permanent housing solution for mothers in need.
Non-Profit Leadership
Serves as the Vice-President of Providence House, guiding the organization's mission to empower women and break the cycle of homelessness.
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