There is a place for you in this story.

Volunteers are not a supplement to Women of the Well - they are part of the fabric of it. Our residents benefit enormously from consistent, caring adults who show up and give their time. And our volunteers consistently tell us that the giving goes both ways. 

We are looking for people who can help in the following areas; 

• Life skill Instructors - cooking, budgeting, meal planning, home management
• Employment Coaches - resume help, interview preparation, workplace readiness
• Financial Literacy Mentors - budgeting, savings, debt management, biblical stewardship
• GED tutors and academic support volunteers
• Art and creative therapy facilitators for the art barn
• Garden Volunteers - planting, tending, harvesting, and canning alongside residents

• Trained Christian Mentors for one-on-one resident mentorship (requires screening and training)
• Guest Speakers - women and men who can speak to faith, recovery, purpose, and community
• Worship Leaders and musicians for chapel services
• Prayer Partners - committing to pray regularly for our residents, staff, and campaign. 

• Administrative volunteers - office support, data entry, communications
• Event Volunteers - setup, hospitality, and coordination for fundraising events
• Construction and Campus Volunteers - skilled trades and general labor during the building phase
• Animal Care Volunteers - assisting with the rescue kennel and animal therapy program
• Donation sorting and in-kind coordination

All volunteers who work directly with residents must complete a background check and attend a volunteer orientation. We take the safety and dignity of every woman in our program seriously - and we ask our volunteers to do the same. 

Women of the Well accepts referrals from a wide range of sources - including the legal and judicial system, faith communities, treatment centers, mental health providers, hospitals, family members, and self-referrals. 

The women we serve are 18 years of age or older and are seeking recovery from Substance Use Disorder, abuse, trauma or some combination of all three. We give priority to low-income women and those in rural and underserved areas of North Georgia. Our scholarship program ensures that finances are never the reason a woman cannot receive care. 

If you work in the legal system, healthcare, social services. or another field that brings you into contact with women who need recovery support, we would like to establish a formal referral relationship. We maintain strict compliance with 42 CFR Part 2 confidentiality regulations and will work within your organization's referral protocols. 

To discuss a formal referral partnership, please contact us at womenofthewellrecovery@gmail.com or use the contact form at the bottom of this page.

If someone you love is struggling, you do not have to navigate this alone. Reach out to us - even if she is not ready yet. We can talk with you about what to expect, how to have the conversation, and what Women of the Well can offer when the time comes. 

If you are reading this for yourself - welcome. You do not have to have everything figured out to reach out. You do not have to be at rock bottom. You just have to be willing to take one step. Contact us and let us take it with you.