Thanks to all who came out to Myra's Place for our New Years Eve Party!
Look for our all new MacDade Blvd. sign fabricated by Design Brilliance of Morton, PA
Welcome to Myra's Place,
a Pennsylvania non-profit corporation founded in July 2009 by Barri L.Pepe in loving memory of her close friend Myra Manley who disappeared on September 2, 1982. Myra's Place is dedicated to empowering women who have suffered trauma and issues related to trauma. Our programs and initiatives are designed to help
those women in need by enhancing their coping skills through therapy, unity and hope.
Myra's Place will offer therapy in order to overcome Trauma and the issues related to trauma such as anxiety, PTSD, depression, anger and fear. We will also offer a Culinary Arts Training Program, GED study, and a Life Skills groups as well as a Computer Literacy Program.
We are dedicated to working on Emotions, Education and Employability which will result in personal Empowerment. We promote equality for all women in search of a new beginning.
Join the Myra's Place Family by volunteering or donating!
You will find that volunteering brings you happiness and strength.
MYRA'S PLACE BUILDING FUND
You can now go to any TD Bank and make a donation to Myra's Place Inc. Building Fund
*Open for Dinner Friday & Saturday nights from 7:00 PM ~ Midnight*
Now Also Open For Breakfast & Lunch, Mon~Friday 7:00 AM ~ 3:00 PM
Click on Dr. Antydrg's photo to view the National Institute on Drug Addiction's "Know The Facts" presentation.
Myra's Place
615 MacDade Boulevard Collingdale, PA 19023
Phone: 610.733.0450 E-mail:
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Myra's Place All NEW Music Events Calendar Link...Check it out!
Lena Lewis of Philadelphia's FOX29 News visits Myra's Place for a featured newscast story!
(Click on Barri's photo below to view the story link)
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Myra’s Place is designed to support women who have been diagnosed with a history of substance dependence, trauma and related issues. All proceeds from our Restaurant and weekend Café, catering and other events go towards opening and maintaining our recovery homes for women. We offer our women opportunities to train in the culinary arts, computer literacy and GED study programs. We also provide Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Object Relations Theory, and Psycho-Educational Therapy in order to help our women learn coping skills and to maintain balance in their lives.
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