Healing happens
in relationship.

Restoration is more than a program

Restoration is more than a program. It happens when women are known, supported, encouraged, and reminded of who God created them to be.

Restore provides Christ-centered community and whole-person care as women pursue healing, sobriety, healthy relationships, and greater stability.

“I’m home…I get to be apart of all  you beautiful people and it doesn’t hurt anymore.”

- NAHT MEMBER


A community that shows up

Healing rarely happens in isolation.

Restore surrounds women with Christ-centered community and individualized care for the practical, emotional, relational, and spiritual parts of life.

Our team includes Thrivers whose lived experience brings understanding to the way we serve. Here, women are known, supported, encouraged, and reminded of their God-given dignity and worth.

Because restoration isn't something we do to someone.

It's something we make space for.

"I didn’t know there was hope. I didn’t know there were places that cared."

- NAHT MEMBER

Care for the whole person

Healing touches every part of life. That's why Restore brings practical support, professional care, relationships, and faith together around the needs of each woman.

"I look around and all I see is redemption in all of you."

- NAHT Volunteer -

"I look around and all I see is redemption in all of you." - NAHT Volunteer -

FROM RESTORE TO RESOURCE

Healing can open the door to something new

As women grow in stability and confidence, they may be ready to strengthen practical skills, pursue employment, and prepare for greater independence.

Through NAHT's Resource program, women can access supportive opportunities like SEEDS Leadership Training and Sweet Daisy Social Enterprise to learn, work, and grow in a Christ-centered environment.


THERE IS HOPE HERE

Restore is a community where women can be known, supported, challenged, loved, and continually pointed toward Christ.

We believe every woman is made in the image of God and carries inherent dignity and worth. What has happened to her does not define who she is.

We believe restoration is possible.