Every Gift Draws The First Bucket

An investment to acquire the right property in rural North Georgia. Land that gives our residents space, privacy, and the natural environment that is central to our therapeutic model. 

A 5,000 to 6,000 square foot purpose-designed main building housing up to 20 residents at full capacity - including private counseling rooms, a life-skills kitchen, a computer lab, a resident library, and warm communal space that feels like home,. Not a facility. 

A 2,800 square foot, 100 seat-chapel that will serve as the spiritual center of the campus and as a community gathering space for North Georgia women. Open for worship, Bible study, and events that connect our program to the region around us. 

A 2,500 square foot onsite kennel for animal-assisted therapy. One of the most effective and underutilized tools in addiction recovery. The animals that will live here are not a luxury. They are part of the treatment plan. 

A 1,500 square foot creative therapy space where residents process trauma, rebuild self-esteem, and discover that their hands can make something beautiful. Expressive arts therapy is clinically proven. We have built a dedicated space for it. 

A therapeutic garden and canning facility where residents grow food, learn preservation skills, and experience the quiet, grounding miracle of tending something and watching it flourish. 

Training staff, launching our Living Water groups, and serving our first cohort of up to 10 women before the permanent campus opens. The pilot builds our outcomes data, refines our model, and demonstrates to funders what Women of the Well can do. 

A portion of every major gift goes directly to our scholarship program. Ensuring that no woman is turned away from Women of the Well because she cannot afford it. This is not optional. It is who we are.