RRRuths Redemption Project
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About Ruths Redemption Project
In Amarillo, Ruths Redemption Project helps women and children facing homelessness, trauma, crisis, and major life transitions find practical support and room to heal. That can mean a resource referral, a faith-based support group, counseling connections, life-skills classes, or guidance toward stability and independence. Your gift supports an organization working to close service gaps now while planning a safe housing campus for families.
Ruths Redemption Project pairs faith-based healing with practical support, from resource connections and life-skills education to training for the people serving women and families in crisis. Its work also looks after those helpers, offering training on boundaries, self-care, and emotional resilience.
Programs
The concrete work this nonprofit runs. Each program may later become a fundable project.
Community resource fairs and outreach
Hosts and participates in resource fairs across Amarillo and partners with shelters, churches, and agencies to connect women and families with local support services, resources, and referrals.
Women’s support groups
Facilitates faith-based groups focused on healing, self-worth, empowerment, and spiritual growth.
Counseling and resource connections
Connects women and children in crisis with counseling, housing resources, and other community services that promote healing and stability.
Life-skills classes
Provides classes addressing confidence, independence, stability, job readiness, boundaries, and life skills.
Faith-based curricula and devotionals
Creates and teaches materials including The Difference Between Loyalty and Bondage, Biblical Botox, Crowned with Character, Becoming Her: A Proverbs 31 Journey, and God’s Script to My Life.
Case management and trauma-informed care training
Provides professional development for nonprofit staff, case managers, advocates, ministry leaders, and community partners, including training on empathy, engagement, emotional resilience, boundaries, and self-care.
Case Management 101
A three-week virtual training led by Laura Boyd that helps service providers serve from strength rather than survival. The training includes live Zoom sessions, a printable workbook, and a certificate of completion.
Private sessions
Offers one-hour private sessions online or by phone.
Monthly mentorship
Provides a monthly mentorship program to help participants stay on track.
Women’s conferences and prayer initiatives
Organizes faith-based women’s conferences and prayer challenges focused on healing, restoration, and transformation.
Safe Place for Women and Children
Develops a faith-based safe-place initiative intended to provide shelter, resources, healing, and restoration to women, children, and families in crisis.
About this work
Mission
Ruth's Redemption Project is dedicated to creating a nurturing and supportive environment where women can heal, grow, and thrive. The organization helps women and children facing homelessness, trauma, crisis, and life transitions through faith, guidance, community support, and pathways toward healing, stability, and independence.
Who they serve
Women and children facing homelessness, trauma, crisis, abuse, loss, and life transitions, as well as women seeking healing, stability, faith-based growth, and purpose. The organization also serves nonprofit staff, case managers, advocates, ministry leaders, and other service providers through professional training.
Their impact
- Participated in and hosted multiple resource fairs across Amarillo.
- Hosted case management and trauma-informed care trainings for nonprofit staff and community partners.
- Secured property leads and submitted proposals toward establishing a permanent safe housing campus.
- Built a growing coalition of women’s organizations focused on empowerment and recovery.
How your donation helps
- Basic essentials such as hygiene items, bus passes, and warm meals for women in transition.
- Workbook materials, recovery resources, and empowerment curricula.
- Program sessions focused on healing, boundaries, job readiness, and life skills.
- Counseling, case management, and long-term restoration planning for women and children.
- Staffing, programming, food, utilities, and progress toward a Restoration Center.
- Shelter, resources, and restoration services through Ruth’s Redemption Safe Place for Women and Children.
Need help?
How someone in need can access Ruths Redemption Project’s services.
Women and families seeking support can contact Ruth’s Redemption Project for guidance, support, or partnership. The organization connects women and children in crisis with resource fairs, community referrals, counseling, housing resources, support groups, and life-skills assistance.
Stories
The people behind the work.
In their words
“She goes above and beyond to care for homeless mothers like me. From the first day I met her, she made me feel seen, heard, and supported. She doesn’t just do her job she truly cares about every mother and child she helps.” — AD
“This was such a great class. I cannot thank you enough and I really appreciate these files. I cannot wait to train with you again.” — Stephanie Davis
“She Thought It Was the End. God Called It the Beginning.”
Ways to help
Concrete needs and volunteer roles Ruths Redemption Project has shared.
Current needs
- Basic hygiene items
- Bus passes
- Warm meals for women in transition
- Workbook materials
- Recovery resources
- Progress toward a permanent safe housing campus and Restoration Center
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about this nonprofit and how its work happens.
What does Case Management 101 include?
Case Management 101 is a three-week virtual training for case managers, advocates, and servant leaders. It covers healthy boundaries, self-worth, self-care, and how to serve from a place of strength. Participants receive live Zoom sessions, a printable workbook, and a certificate of completion.
What kinds of support do women and families receive?
Women and families can find support through women’s groups, counseling connections, housing resources, life-skills classes, resource fairs, referrals, and faith-based guidance. The focus is healing, stability, and greater independence.
How can someone participate directly in the organization’s services?
Someone can seek guidance through a consultation, join a women’s support group, enroll in monthly mentorship, or schedule a one-hour private session online or by phone. Resource fairs and community referrals offer another way to connect.
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