Dates:
– Jan 28th – East Texas Prison Treatment Facility
– Feb 26th, Crane Unit, Gatesville
– May 7th, Lane Mary, Gatesville
– Jun 25th, Mountain View, Gatesville
– Aug 27th, Mountain View, Gatesville
– Sept 3rd, Crane Unit, Gatesville
– Oct 15th, Crane Unit, Gatesville
Praise and worship with words of encouragement and a message from the Bible.
Date: Friday, Dec 8th 2023 – Sunday, Dec 10th 2023
Location: TBD
Dates: July, August, September, November, December
Location : TBD
The Haven of Love collaborates quarterly with the Dallas Police Department, the Sheriff’s Department, and other local agencies in the Prostitute Diversion Initiative. The Dallas Police Department first implemented the PDI program in 2007. Instead of viewing prostitutes as criminals the Dallas Police Department would approach them as victims, bring resources from a cross the selection of organizations into the streets where the prostitutes work, and offer them alternatives other then jail. Please View PDI Video or visit the PDI Website for more information
Location: Haven Resource Center
Location: TBD
Date: December 2023
Location: Reconciliation House & Abundant Life
The Haven of Love’s annual Christmas program brings hope for women in recovery as they celebrate the Holiday along with their families. It’s an incredible time of laughter and joy as each participant and her family enjoy a fantastic meal and each receive Christmas gifts.
The Haven of Love serves the women of Low Sterret by helping them understand the patterns of thinking, feeling, and acting identified with codependency and how through a Christian perspective to begin to change these lifelong habits.
Location: Lew Sterret County Jail
Dates:
Monday – Thursday:
Haven of Love Programming | 9am-2pm
Date: Every Monday, 6pm to 7:30pm
Location: Dallas County Jail
Date: February 2023
Location: Mountain View – Gatesville, TX
Date: June 2023
Location: Hughes Unit – Gatesville, TX
Date: August 2023
Location: Riverside, valley units – Gatesville, TX
Helping women understand the patterns of thinking, feeling, and acting identified with codependency and how through a Christian perspective to begin to change these lifelong habits. Codependency is a word which often is used to describe persons who have been affected by difficult life circumstances. The curriculum we use helps to understand better one’s emotions and actions. It teaches to use the three-part process, identify, detach, and decide to bring real change in one’s life.