Miriam's Kitchen
Lindsey Frechou is a dedicated social work professional with extensive experience in supporting women and families. Currently serving as a Social Work Intern at Miriam's Kitchen since August 2016, Lindsey also holds the position of Resident Manager at The Northwest Center, providing essential support to pregnant and parenting mothers. Lindsey's academic background includes a Master's degree in Social Work from The Catholic University of America and a Bachelor of Arts in English Language and Literature and Journalism from Spring Hill College. Previous roles include counseling at the 2B-Choices for Women Crisis Pregnancy Center, reporting as a Student Intern for Clarion Herald, and leadership positions in various student media and volunteer initiatives, demonstrating a strong commitment to community service and advocacy.
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Miriam's Kitchen
Miriam’s Kitchen is committed to ending chronic and veteran homelessness in Washington, DC. Our approach to ending homelessness begins with a fresh, healthy meal surrounded by meaningful connection and community. From there, we help our neighbors experiencing homelessness improve health, increase income, obtain housing, and remain stably housed through a range of programs and partnerships. We advocate for permanent supportive housing as a long-term solution, and collaborate with leaders city-wide to make instances of homelessness rare, brief and non-recurring.