We are the largest provider of housing+supportive services for women experiencing homelessness in DC.
N Street Village was founded in 1972 by members of Luther Place Memorial Church who saw a need to provide services for the growing homeless population in Washington, D.C. What began as sleeping mats on the floor of the church evolved into a comprehensive continuum of care for homeless and low-income women sited in a 150,000 square foot facility at 14th and N Streets, NW in the Logan Circle neighbo
06/18/2026
Last week, a group of volunteers from Dweck Properties sorted through clothing donations at Bethany Women's Center. This act of service helps the women we serve access their essential wardrobe needs through weekly clothing closets. We greatly appreciate the support!
To learn more about our in-kind donation needs, visit www.nstreetvillage.org/in-kind-donations/
06/17/2026
We’re beyond grateful for the support N Street Village received from Citi this month! The multiple engagements included serving breakfast and lunch at Bethany Women's Center! The volunteers served our community with kindness and enthusiasm – filling plates and hearts.
06/16/2026
I scream, you scream, we all scream for ice cream! Thank you to the Ambassadors Council members who provided a sweet treat for clients and staff at our flagship location today. Moments like this spark joy in us all.
Learn more about our volunteer committees at www.nstreetvillage.org/join-a-committee/
06/16/2026
Last week, Paylocity served lunch for the women of Bethany Women's Center. Lunch service is one of the many ways N Street Village provides opportunities for women experiencing homelessness to meet their basic needs.
Visit www.nstreetvillage.org to learn how you can help us sustain our mission.
06/13/2026
This week, Park Hotels sorted clothing donations at Bethany Women's Center and offered vocational training at the Marj and Mak Vocational Center. These acts of service help women at the Village access essential clothing, and build the confidence and skills needed to achieve their employment and income goals.
Visit www.nstreetvillage.org to learn more about how you can get involved at the Village.
Last week, Deloitte led a full day of programming for this year's Impact Day. The volunteers supported various areas of growth and progress for our clients at Bethany Women's Center by providing resources on digital and financial literacy, facilitating a clothing closet, and creating a safe space for mental wellbeing practices. We greatly appreciate Deloitte's ongoing support!
Last week, Total Wine & More facilitated a wonderful boutique for our clients! By supporting women as they perused through donated clothing, undergarments, shoes, skincare, and haircare products, they provided a safe and welcoming environment for clients to acquire new items as the seasons change.
Scan the QR code or visit the links in our bio to find out more about how you can contribute to a clothing closet or boutique by donating or volunteering with a group.
06/05/2026
We're running low on some of our most essential items, including underwear, body wipes, and toiletries. These everyday items help women at the Village live with dignity and comfort. If you're able, please help us restock our shelves by donating items via our Amazon wish list: https://bit.ly/nsvamazonwishlist.
06/02/2026
Last week, volunteers from United Talent Agency served lunch at Bethany Women's Center as a part of their Project Impact day of service. We appreciate being included in their international initiative!
If your organization would like to volunteer for meal service at one of our locations, visit https://www.nstreetvillage.org/volunteer/.
05/29/2026
As we close out Mental Health Awareness Month, take a look at how we highlighted mental health at our flagship location! Mental health care is a pillar of the work we do at the Village. It is inherently tied to the basic needs of the women we serve. Visit our blog to read more about our Behavioral Health Services, with insight from team leaders, Adebukola Olufotebi and LaQuarion Bradley: https://www.nstreetvillage.org/updates/meeting-women-where-they-are-mental-health-care-at-the-village/
Sound off in the comments. How did you tend to your mental health this month?