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                                   CEO/President of Vista Maria, Cameron Hosner

 

                                  2009 Vision Project

                                             Vista Maria....Dearborn Heights, MI

                                                                     Home for abused and neglected girls.

 

                

                                    Photo Credit: www.etsy.com/shop/inspiresomebodyllc

 

                                                                 Link to the 2009 Cooking Event at Vista Maria

                                                                                       Gardening Project

 

After ten months of collecting handmade items from angels from all over the world on November 15th the dream will finally become a reality. All 11 bedrooms for twenty 13- to 18-year-old girls living at the Vision House at Vista Maria will be made over into their very own "sacred haven."

The bedroom walls and hallways will be cheerfully painted. And all of the girls'
rooms will have new lighting, new vanity mirrors, glass knobs, murals, new bedspreads, sheet sets, mattress pads, embroidered pillowcases, area rugs, beautiful vintage dressers from the 40's and 50's, and wooden inspirational signs for each room. Homemade items (curtains, decorative pillows, stuffed kittens, dolls, purses, jewelry, etc) will also be made for the girls and their rooms.

The girls will also receive journals, robes, slippers, pj's, custom jewelry boxes, beauty products, hair care items, books and handmade hope chests. 

 

 

About Vista Maria

logo2.jpg   Michigan's largest private, non-profit residential and community-based treatment agency for high-risk adolescent girls and their families, Vista Maria provides education, therapy, shelter and care to young women and their families who are struggling to cope with numerous challenges, including histories of abuse, neglect and other traumas. The Sisters of the Good Shepherd founded Vista Maria in 1883.

Vista Maria is dedicated to healing girls and developing families for stronger communities. They are committed to be the provider of choice of unique, innovative and effective gender-specific services for high-risk girls. Vista Maria offers a full range of highly specialized, secure residential programs designed specifically for girls.

Their mission is to successfully transition high-risk girls into adulthood and assure their reintegration into the community by providing a continuum of care that: