Driven by the leadership of immigrant women residing in Maine, our mission is anchored in the firm belief that women’s empowerment, particularly through access to education, is crucial to achievement for the entire family.
We offer assistance from resume creation to job placement for a seamless job search experience.
Community Connections fosters meaningful interactions between immigrants and the broader community.
A safe transitional home for vulnerable pregnant women who are homeless or at risk of homelessness.
The ballroom was full of love at our 10 Year Anniversary Gala. The evening was more than a fundraiser and celebration — it was a testament to resilience, love, and the bonds that hold us together. Seeing our mission come to life in such a beautiful and meaningful way was a gift. We are beyond grateful for the support of our radiant community! Together we shine!
We recently had the opportunity to make a movie about the work, mission, and community at In Her Presence. This project came together thanks to a generous donation from Hannaford and Jesse Helms and local videographer Alexander Bertoni (Strega Studios). We had so much fun working with them!
Join us for an inspiring event with Northeastern University’s Roux Institute and the Maine Women’s Project for a discussion that explores the power of women supporting women. Panelists include Dr. Jen Palminteri, Melissa Skahan, former Frances Warde House residents, and our ED Claudette Ndayininahaze.
Our Network of Immigrant Professionals (NIP) group gathered in February for an engaging discussion on building connections in both the political and professional arena.
NIP was created to facilitate connections and build valuable contacts for immigrant professionals.
Our co-founder Claudette was honored as a Maine business leader of the year and Mainebiz had a lot to say about her impact.
The In Her Presence cultural doula program was highlighted in the 2024 Biennial Report on Women’s Labor and Economic Security (page 12).
Join us for an engaging discussion on building connections in both the political and professional area.
Our founder, Claudette Ndayininahaze was awarded the annual She Empowers Award by the Portland Chamber of Commerce.
Hannaford and IHP staff teamed up to make cassava cake during Black History Month. To get a flavor for this partnership
Gov. Janet Mills visited Frances Warde House on October 24, 2023. The governor toured the house, to listen to residents and understand the holistic services provided, including culturally appropriate pre and postnatal care.
Maine Public conducted interviews with IHP residents and staff to explore the necessity and objectives of the Frances Warde House program.
Thanks to the extraordinary dedication of IHP Healthcare Volunteers, Senior women were able to experience the benefits of swimming, some swimming for the first time ever.
In Her Presence was honored to be included in From Maine, With Love, a podcast by Allagash Brewing Company. Listen to Season 2, Episode 3 on the link below
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