Stories, news & interviews from Nisa Homes

As children learn through observation, play, and other means, they grow and adapt to the environment around them..

For as long as I can remember, I had been alone and growing up an orphan, didn’t really know who my parents or family were.

If your body suffered an injury or fell ill, what would your first reaction be? Most likely it would be to go to the doctors and get help.

Abuse doesn’t have to be a black eye or broken arms.This is the lesson I learned from my abusive marriage…

Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, domestic abuse cases have increased by 30-40% around the world.

I grew up in a family that was stuck in the cycle of poverty – both my parents worked very hard to support us…

At Nisa Homes, we see many women who have a difficult time recognizing that they were faced with a repetitive…

When I arrived at Nisa Homes with my children, I was broken. Not only was I financially, emotionally and psychologically…

My daughter was living in Canada when she invited me to live with her, so that I could spend more time with her…

“I couldn’t believe that I married the guy every girl dreamed of — the one that frequented the masjid, volunteered and cared for his family…

“I arrived at Nisa Homes speaking very little English and with two toddlers.” With the help of a nurse at my doctors office…

After leaving a bad marriage and losing custody of my children, I was desperate to support myself so I could get my…