DOWNTOWN WOMEN’S CENTER
Downtown Women’s Center – Rehabilitation & Housing Services
At the Downtown Women’s Center, we take a holistic approach to recovery. We believe that with the right support, every woman can achieve lasting sobriety and begin a new chapter in life. DWC not only offers hope, but also the practical resources needed to create real, lasting change. Your gift truly changes lives.
Each year, the DWC hosts its annual Spring Luncheon — a powerful event that celebrates the women in our program and their journey to sobriety. This video playlist captures highlights from the day, held at the Amarillo Civic Center Heritage Room, where stories of strength and transformation take center stage.
As we observe National Recovery Month this September, we are reminded that recovery is possible. The women we serve are living proof that with community support, dedication, and faith, lives can be rebuilt and futures restored.
“Redeemed! My brokenness was a choice.
I choose forgiveness for myself and for others.
Everyone is redeemable.”
_DWC Graduate
Remember Our Families
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The women in our program are currently homeless, yet have chosen recovery, and are persistently staying on the path of sobriety. They work very hard to do what’s best for themselves and their families. They realize that it is only because of donor’s caring generosity that DWC is able to provide what they need to accomplish their goals.
Thank you to our Premium Sponsors. Hillside Christian, Country Auto Group, High Plains Christian Ministries Foundation, Dr. Crossnoe, St. Thomas Catholic Church, JW Companies | Empowering Others. DWC Spring Luncheon 2025, Tuesday, May 6, 2025.
Many of our employees are in the recovery program or are DWC graduates. | 86% of the women that graduate from the DWC Recovery Program are clean and sober one year later.
Our stores have given away over $977,000 worth of merchandise!
Please come by our stores, we have a range of products. Read more on our store page.
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If you know of someone that needs help, please call 806-372-3625.