The Washington City Paper reports on how young D.C. residents who dealt with food and housing insecurity during the pandemic are still dealing with the consequences, even when more resources are available.
Gender and race intersect with mental health disparities in local youth. The Washington City Paper reports on how Crittenton is trying to help its girls cope.
The New York Times wrote about Crittenton girls in their article about how, during the pandemic, teenage girls took on more caregiving at home, extra shifts at work and the burden of organizing racial justice protests.
How to create safer schools and communities for our teen girls as they prepare for the new school year.
President of Crittenton Services of Greater Washington, Siobhan Davenport, discusses strategies to use to deal with back to school stress with FOX 5 Washington, DC.
Better Leaders, Better Schools talks to Crittenton president & CEO Siobhan Davenport about why teens are experts of their own lives.
Our free weekly programs for girls help you raise your daughter to be confident, resilient, and make good choices.Let us be your partner in her success! OUR PROGRAMS Our social and emotional learning curriculum pairs each girl with a program director who works with her school counselor to cover a wide range of topics like: […]
Get Ready for a Night to Remember! Join Us for Crittenton’s 133rd Anniversary Celebration Thursday, November 18, 2021 · 5:30 PM · Virtual Transformational moments: We’ve all experienced them. Those moments—some big, some small—that ultimately have an enormous impact on our lives. This year’s Crittenton Celebration theme is “Moments that Matter”—and we’ll be highlighting some […]
Successful Black Parenting Magazine talks to Crittenton president & CEO Siobhan Davenport about the importance of prioritizing the emotional wellness of our children.
Congratulations to the Crittenton Services of Greater Washington Class of 2021!
Crittenton president & CEO Siobhan Davenport and Crittenton student-leaders share their thoughts on the organization’s Annual High Tea and the importance of youth-guided conversations.
WTOP News covers how Crittenton Services of Greater Washington is helping hundreds of at-risk teenage girls across D.C. and Montgomery County, Maryland, every year.
HELP US stock our virtual pantry with basic necessities and emergency funding to help our girls and their families when they need it most. Learn more
Solving Crises Before They Become Catastrophes The Crittenton Cupboard is our virtual pantry, stocked with basic necessities and emergency funding to help our girls and their families when they need it most. 98% of Crittenton girls live in economically challenged communities. Over the years, when they had nowhere else to turn, we’ve stepped in, providing […]
When the pandemic hit, the burden of home care fell disproportionately on girls. Crittenton president & CEO Siobhan Davenport shares her insight with the Washington Area Women’s Foundation.
Crittenton president & CEO Siobhan Davenport offers her thoughts about how the industry can create conditions for success.