theemmalouisehouse.com

Launching Summer 2026

Welcome to The Emma Louise House for Women

The Emma Louise House for Women will begin welcoming participants in Summer 2026. We are currently connecting with families, educators, and community partners who support young women transitioning from special education into adulthood.

If you would like updates about program availability, please contact us or join our interest list.

About The Emma Louise House for Women (ELHW)

The Emma Louise House for Women is a transitional living program designed to support young women ages 18–21 as they prepare for independent adult life. Located in the Omaha metro area, our program provides a safe and structured home environment where participants can build confidence, life skills, and independence.

Through supportive guidance, participants develop practical skills such as daily living routines, community engagement, decision-making, and preparation for employment or further education.

Our goal is to create a nurturing environment where young women can grow in independence while building the foundation for a successful future.

🌹 Our Story

In early 2025, Eboni King—a dedicated healthcare professional and Nebraska native —founded The Emma Louise House for Women, LLC (ELHW). Driven by a deep commitment to serve her community, Eboni set out to empower women with developmental disabilities through transformative leadership and compassionate care.

Named in loving memory of her grandmother, Emma Louise Lott-Morris, the home embodies the values of care, passion, and strength that Eboni learned from the woman who helped raise her. Through this initiative, Eboni honors her grandmother’s legacy while making a lasting impact in the lives of women in need of safety, stability, and support.

Even in tough or unlikely situations, strength and beauty can emerge. It symbolizes hope, resilience, and the ability to thrive despite challenges.

Mission Statement

At The Emma Louise House for Women, our mission is to empower women with intellectual and developmental disabilities to live with purpose, independence, and pride. Inspired by our ROSE values, we encourage personal growth and informed decision-making, offering support that respects each resident’s individuality. Through safe housing and continuous habilitative care, we promote autonomy while providing a dependable foundation of support.

Program Focus

Participants in The Emma Louise House for Women engage in structured activities that support independence and personal growth, including:

• Independent living skills development

• Personal organization and daily routines

• Budgeting and financial responsibility

• Community engagement and transportation skills

• Employment readiness and workplace expectations

• Household responsibilities and shared living

• Goal setting and decision making

• Preparation for independent adult living

Our Values represent who we are and our purpose.

ROSE

● Respect – We foster an inclusive and positive environment, valuing and embracing each individual’s unique differences.
● Obligation (as a Commitment)– We are deeply committed to improving lives through compassionate leadership and unwavering support.
● Supported Autonomy – We support independence by encouraging decision making and personal growth.
● Excellent Care – We uphold the highest standards of safe, person-centered care, continually striving for excellence and innovation.

Introduction to the Founder

Meet our Founder and Nurse Executive Director, Eboni King BSN, RN, a dedicated advocate for women with intellectual and developmental disabilities. With over 15 years of experience in healthcare, Eboni has specialized in adult care, mental health, home health, and case management. Eboni is passionate about creating inclusive spaces where women with developmental disabilities can thrive and grow.

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Join Our Interest List

We are currently preparing to launch The Emma Louise House for Women in Summer 2026.

If you are a parent, educator, transition coordinator, or community partner who would like to learn more about our program, we invite you to join our interest list.

By joining the list, you will receive updates about program availability, launch announcements, and opportunities to connect.

For general inquiries:

info@theemmalouisehouse.com

For general inquiries:

(402)237-8323

Location

TBD in the Omaha, Nebraska Metro area