Molly’s House is the dream project of a young girl named Molly Sharkey. Molly was twelve years old when she was diagnosed with chronic myelocytic leukemia. In the next six years Molly and her family virtually traveled the country trying to find treatment for her rare type of leukemia. Molly passed in May of 1992 at the age of 18, but left behind her journal filled with her ideas of building Molly’s House. Molly’s House was built by generous contributions from the local community. Many businesses donated time and materials to help with the project. Molly's House opened in 1996 and features 11,000 square feet with two family suites, twelve bedrooms with private baths, two kitchens, a chapel, a library, a laundry room, lounge area and large front and back porches. For over 20 years, Molly’s House has provided a home away from home to almost 22,000 people while they or a loved one were receiving medical treatment. Molly’s House is available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year for our guests. In addition to being a hospitality house, Molly's House offers a Caregiver Retreat Program. Many caregivers provide 24/7 care for their loved one and very seldom have the opportunity to take a few days off without having to pay for healthcare service for their loved one (which can be very expensive based upon the needs of that particular individual). The respite of up to 4 days and 3 nights provided by Molly’s House Caregiver Respite Program is all paid for through a grant, which makes this program special. Caregivers are also treated to a spa services, dining, and other fun outings during their stay. We are the only facility on the Treasure Coast that provides this type of program at no cost to the caregiver