Save the Date – Car Show Fundraiser for Magdalene House

By superadmin | April 20, 2023 |

We are a 501(c)3 non-profit organization that houses both the Magdalene House and the Christian Women’s Job Corps program

Magdalene House is a long-term residential program for women coming out of treatment for drug and alcohol addiction. The participant may live in the house for approximately 6 months provided she is fully engaged in the program. Our goal is by the time the participant is moving on, she has obtained full-time employment, has a place to live, and has reliable transportation.In other words, she can live independently.

Applicants must be at least 30 days sober, preferably coming directly from a treatment center.
They must fill out an application and be interviewed by Diane and Barbara to decide if they will be a good fit for Magdalene House.

Magdalene House is NOT:

A Treatment Center or detox. We do not accept people who are not already sober/clean for at least 30 days.
2. A homeless shelter. We understand there is a need for this but we are a transition home for ladies coming out of treatment.

Christian Women’s Job Corp., a nationally recognized ministry, offers women free classeswhich include:

-Job Skills classes covering resume writing, completing applications, GED preparation, communication skills, work ethic

-Life Skills training covering money management, anger management, health, nutrition and fitness

-Individual Christian mentors who help establish and measure long and short-term goals

-Bible Study on a variety of topics from Biblical overview to dealing with life’s struggles

All classes and training are geared towards preparing these women for full-time meaningful employment.

The Christian Women’s Job Corp. program is also offered free to any women in the community who are willing and able to attend the weekly classes for the 8 weeks where they are responsible for their own transportation to and from the center. These women do not reside at Magdalene House but do use the facility for the classes.

For more information go to: www.womenscommunitysupport.org