Are you looking for help?

We can offer you a way out.

The Way Out Women’s Center offers a safe and intimate setting for women who are seeking detox from alcohol and drugs. The Way Out Women’s Center is free of charge. We are more than just a detox facility. We offer women the beginning steps to start living a life of recovery.  Our program offers a 10 day stay with support bridging to each client’s next step in recovery.

Are you looking for help?

We can offer you a way out.

The Way Out Women’s Center offers a safe setting for women who seeking to  detox from alcohol and drugs. The Way Out Women’s Center offers a 10 day stay, free of charge.  We offer women the beginning steps to start living a life of recovery. 

OUR WORK

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way out womens center 10 day detox and recovery center for women in houston texas

Our Mission

To provide a safe, caring environment, free-of-charge to women who are ready to make the first brave step towards changing their lives.  We are committed to the health and healing of our residents, and to strive to help them establish a bold and purposeful beginning on their path to recovery from alcohol and other substance use disorders.

The Way Out Women’s Center Roadmap

First Step.

A 10 day, detox and residential program for a woman who wants to stop drinking or using, but cannot. They are provided with the support and resources to achieve sobriety and build a foundation of recovery.

Second Step.

Our Steering Committee works with our residents to locate and secure their next step on their journey, such as residential treatment, sober living or mental health services in our community. They are provided with support and structure to sustain their recovery while growing in their knowledge of 12-Step spiritual principles.

Third Step.

Meetings and Fellowship. Our residents are exposed to daily 12-Step meetings in person and online. They are taught how to participate in these meetings and find 12-Step meetings anywhere they might be. We provide help in assisting our residents to find sponsorship and a home group.

Are You Looking For A Way To Help WOWC?

We have a lot of immediate needs, here are the top 3 ways you can help today!

Donate

Click the button below to make a one-time monetary donation or a recurring monthly donation.  💰

Choose where you want your donation to be used (building fund, house supplies, food, etc.) 🏡 🧼🥗

Feel free to share the link to our donation page with your friends and family!  We appreciate you!

Volunteer

WE NEED GRANTWRITERS AND VIDEOGRAPHERS!!!

Volunteers are how we keep going!  We have so many needs for the home:  handymen, lawn crews, errand runners… but think outside the box! 

We just need a few hours a month of help if you have it to spare… we sure could use your help! 🆘

Shop

There are so many needs when it comes to our center and our residents. 

Check out our Amazon Wishlist and if you feel led to help out our center in that way.

It’s fast and can be delivered directly to us!  Sometimes technology is a wonderful thing! ❤️

Testimonial

I’m Jordan and I am an alcoholic. My sobriety date is May 20,2018, and I owe my deepest gratitude to the Way Out Women’s Center.

I was raised by alcoholics, and from an early age, life was a party. My disease took me to the darkest alleys and deepest depths of desperation. My alcoholic career started at the young age of 12. Even though life felt like a party and a lot of it was fun – the big book says, “ to be gravely affected, one does not necessarily have to drink a long time, nor take the quantities some of us have. This is true of women. Potential female alcoholics often turn into the real thing and are gone beyond recall in a few years.” At the age of 28, my spirit was broken and my life had become truly unmanageable. My life spiraled out of control so quickly so I decided to leave my little hometown, Cottage Grove, Wisconsin and head to the big city, Houston, Texas. 

Testimonial

I’m Jordan and I am an alcoholic. My sobriety date is May 20,2018, and I owe my deepest gratitude to the Way Out Women’s Center.

I was raised by alcoholics, and from an early age, life was a party. My disease took me to the darkest alleys and deepest depths of desperation. My alcoholic career started at the young age of 12. Even though life felt like a party and a lot of it was fun – the big book says, “ to be gravely affected, one does not necessarily have to drink a long time, nor take the quantities some of us have. This is true of women. Potential female alcoholics often turn into the real thing and are gone beyond recall in a few years.” At the age of 28, my spirit was broken and my life had become truly unmanageable. My life spiraled out of control so quickly so I decided to leave my little hometown, Cottage Grove, Wisconsin and head to the big city, Houston, Texas.