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Over 12,000 women in Texas are reentering society from incarceration each year, and many are carrying deep scars from past violence and trauma.

These women face not only the challenge of reintegrating into society but also the overwhelming mental health struggles that come with years of pain, abuse, and neglect. They need more than just a second chance — they need healing.

What if you could help them rebuild their lives?

At The Well of Living Waters, we offer a holistic, trauma-based wellness system that empowers these women to break free from their past and step into a future filled with purpose and healing. We provide these life-changing services pro bono, ensuring that financial barriers don’t stand in the way of their transformation.

Imagine what’s possible when women who have endured the unimaginable are given the tools to heal — and the support to create lives that are healthy, fulfilling, and full of hope.

Will you help make that future a reality?

Your support can help us reach even more women in need, guiding them from trauma to triumph. Together, we can turn pain into empowerment and give these women the chance to build a new, better life.

Join us in this mission of transformation.

What if the key to breaking the cycle of addiction and rebuilding families was within reach?

Well of Living Waters has joined forces with Santa Maria Hostel to campaign for women in recovery, offering more than just treatment — we're offering transformation.

Santa Maria Hostel is one of Texas' largest and most comprehensive treatment centers, specifically designed for women. They don’t just treat substance use disorders; they offer a full continuum of services that empower women to restore their lives, reunite with their families, and chart a path to lasting recovery.

Imagine what’s possible when a woman, who is not only recovering but also pregnant or parenting, has access to the support, guidance, and resources she needs to build a better future — for herself and her children. Santa Maria Hostel offers the hope of a brighter tomorrow by addressing not just the addiction, but the entire journey to recovery.

But we need your help to amplify this mission.

When you support this campaign, you're not just helping women heal — you're helping families reunite, lives transform, and futures that were once uncertain become possible. 

Could you be the one to make that change?

Join us in supporting Santa Maria Hostel’s mission to offer women in recovery the chance to rewrite their stories. With your help, a new life — and a brighter future — is waiting to unfold.

What if the key to healing from trauma wasn’t just in your mind — but in the way your body and mind work together?

At Well of Living Waters, we offer trauma-informed coaching and counseling grounded in the powerful science of Mind-Body Medicine (MBM) — a revolutionary approach pioneered by Dr. James S. Gordon, a world-renowned authority on post-traumatic stress and mind-body health.

MiBM is more than just a therapeutic tool — it's a transformative framework that uncovers how your thoughts, emotions, beliefs, and physical health are interconnected, shaping your overall well-being. Did you know that what you think and feel can literally alter your biological functioning? And, in turn, how you care for your body can influence your mental and emotional health?

Imagine if you could tap into these powerful interactions to actively participate in your own healing.

This is where we come in.

In small, intimate group settings, we explore ancient and modern techniques that harness the power of the mind-body connection. These practices not only help to heal trauma but also improve overall health, well-being, and resilience. 

You’ll discover new, actionable tools that you can use to positively impact your life and your body’s ability to heal.

Are you ready to explore a new way to heal — a way that involves the whole you?
Join us at Well of Living Waters and begin your journey into the transformative world of Mind-Body Medicine.

The power to heal is within you. Will you help those in underserved communities  take the next step?