The Marjaree Mason Center (MMC) is the only program of shelter and
comprehensive supportive services for women and children victimized by abuse and homelessness in Fresno County.

MMC addresses the serious and life-threatening issues of domestic violence and homelessness for women and their children by offering programs of multilevel intervention.

MMC's residential program consists of three individual programs, each with varying eligibility requirements and program curriculum and expectations.

The Marjaree Mason Center's residential shelters include four sites. The first, a 21,380 square feet building, consisting of 40 bedrooms (93 emergency beds and 8 transitional beds); a communal living, dining and cooking area; a pantry and washrooms; a large education/recreation room for children; staff offices and meeting rooms for the provision of counseling and education services; and 3 bathrooms. The second, a renovated 7 bedroom home
(23 beds) with a communal living room, kitchen and dining room and 7 bathrooms. The third, Naomi’s house, consisting of 22 beds with a communal living room and kitchen. And our fourth, a renovated home transitional shelter (18 beds) with a communal living room, kitchen, dining room and bathrooms.