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Whether you were recently released from jail, prison, rehab, or you have been out for a while we hope to help you on your journey to a successful re-entry. Use these resources to aid you in building a better future and changing your story!

AfterCare Packet

You can download our aftercare packet with several great resources to help you get started! 
Our packet includes worksheet and information on: What, why, how Checklist, Substance abuse triggers plan of action, Managing thoughts of using, Relapse prevention plan, Building a budget, Employment, Resume rockstars, and Coping with fear and anxiety Bible study.
To get all of these great resources please fill out the form below.

The Center for Advancement

​The Center for Advancement is an outreach ministry of Sharing Hope Ministry. We provide emergency food, clothing, and hygiene items for women that have been released from prison or jail. We also provide additional support by offering classes, recovery groups, and contact information for other local agencies women can turn to in a crisis situation.

Other Resources

United Way

​United Ways are independent nonprofits that bring together people and organizations to focus on innovative solutions to local challenges. They focus on education, health, and financial stability.

You can dial 2-1-1. By dialing 2-1-1 or logging onto 211Texas.org, anyone can be connected 24 hours a day, seven days a week to community resources in their local area. 2-1-1 Texas’ phone line is staffed by certified specialists. This free, confidential, multilingual, and accredited helpline is made possible throughout Texas communities by local United Ways.

Resources for the Texas Panhandle area

Workforce solutions

Workforce Solutions Panhandle assists employers and job seekers throughout our 26 county region, and partners with the Texas Workforce Commission to provide the largest job-matching database in the State of Texas. 

Provides job seekers with the information, training, and assistance needed to obtain and keep employment that leads to a living wage. Assistance for job seekers includes resume building, career development, and career exploration. Also aids job seekers with job training, work experience, or occupational training, as well as child care, for eligible individuals. 

Clothing

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​Center for Advancement
2308 SW 7th Ave
Amarillo, TX 79106
(806) 358-7803
Must call first for an appointment (Can have 3 visits per year)
 
Bethesda Outreach Center
1101 Fritch Hwy., 79108
(806) 381-0361
Third Thursday of each month, 10 a.m. to Noon
 
Buchanan Street Community Service Center
1515 S. Buchanan Street, 79101
(806) 372-3954
Open Tues. & Thurs., 9 – 11 a.m.
 
Cornerstone Outreach Center of Amarillo
1111 N. Buchanan, 79107
(806) 381-2131
Tuesday through Thursday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
 
Faith City Mission
401 S.E. 2nd, 79101
(806) 373-6402
Clothing for women: Tuesday (English) or Friday (Spanish). Attend 8:30 church service and then receive clothing; no limit to number of visits
 
Family Service Center
4400 S. Washington, 79109
(806) 352-1307
Open Mon. 6-8 p.m.; Tues. 3-5 p.m.; Thurs. 5-7 p.m.; and Sat. 9-11 a.m.  Limited to five visits per year.
 
Southwest Church of Christ
4515 Cornell, 79109
(806) 352-5647 (Must call first for an appointment)

Medical

Heal the City - Free Clinic
609 S. Carolina
806-231-0364
 Provide free quality medical care and referral services
 
Haven Health Clinics
#1 Medical Drive
806-322-3599
Provides pelvic exams, STD test and treatment, screening for diabetes, screening for UTI, pregnancy testing, etc.  Services are on a sliding scale.
 
Catholic Charities of the Texas Panhandle (Adult Eye Care)
806-376-4571
Works in conjunction with local optometrists to provide eye exams and glasses for adults without any insurance or ability to pay for those services.
 
Indigent Health Care Program through Northwest Texas Healthcare System
114 Amarillo Blvd E
806-351-7200
This center, upon verification of eligibility by the Financial Needs Assessment Center, provides comprehensive uncompensated health care to individuals or families.
 
 Dental Hygiene Preventive Care Services
6222 West 9th, 1st floor of Jones Hall at Amarillo College
806-354-6050
Provides preventive dental care only such as teeth cleaning, dental x-rays, sealants, and topical fluorides.
$35.00 for clinic visit

Regence Health Network
3113 Ross St, 79118
(806) 374-7341
Medical & Dental Services

food

​ Center for Advancement
2308 SW 7th Ave
Amarillo, TX 79106
(806) 358-7803
Must call first for an appointment (Can have 3 visits per year)
 
Bethesda Outreach Center
1101 Fritch Hwy., 79108
(806) 381-0361
Every Wed. Arrive between 9 and 9:45 a.m.; processing may take until Noon
 
Buchanan Street Community Service Center
1515 S. Buchanan Street, 79101
(806) 372-3954
Open Tues. & Thurs., 9 – 11 a.m.
 
Cornerstone Outreach Center of Amarillo
1417 Northeast 15th Street, 79107
(806) 381-2131
Fridays from 12 Noon to 1:30 p.m. Picture ID required. First-time visitors may also receive food Tue. through Thurs., 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
 
Faith City Mission
401 S.E. 2nd, 79101
(806) 373-6402
Every Wednesday. Attend 9:30 church service and then receive food; no limit to number of visits.
 
Family Service Center
4002 S. Washington, 79109
(806) 352-1307
Open Mon. 6-8 p.m.; Tues. 3-5 p.m.; Thurs. 5-7 p.m.; and Sat. 9-11 a.m.  Limited to five visits per year.
 
Southwest Church of Christ
4515 Cornell, 79109
(806) 352-5647 
Food on Tuesday and Thursdays 1-3PM (Must make an appointment, no walk ins)
 
Loaves & Fishes Food Pantry
Central Church of Christ
1401 South Madison
(806) 379-6624
Open the first three Thursdays of the month from 9:00-10:00 AM

Housing

​Amarillo Alcoholic Women’s Recovery Ctr: “The Haven”
1308 S. Buchanan, 79101
(806) 374-5654
An alcohol and drug residential treatment facility that provides Level III treatment for 28 to 70 days. Clients work and/or go to school, and attend substance abuse classes.
 
Downtown Women’s Center
409 S. Monroe, 79101
(806) 372-3625
Long-term (4+ months) supervised transitional housing for homeless women (and their children) who are recovering from alcohol and drug addiction. Residents work or go to school; counseling is mandatory and is provided on-site.
 
Faith City Mission Family Shelter
401 S.E. 2nd, 79101
(806) 373-6402
(Call between 11 a.m. and 4 p.m.). Houses transients up to 14 days. Meals are served daily.
 
Martha’s Home
1204 W. 18th, 79109
(806) 372-4035
Provides shelter, transportation, food, and clothing as well as information and referral for community resources.
 
Salvation Army (Family Housing)
400 S. Harrison, 79101
(806) 373-6631
Women check in after 3 p.m. and leave by 7 a.m. the next morning (can stay 14 nights). Volunteer program available; if the client qualifies she can work for extended room and board. Two changes of clothing are given. Meals are served at 5:30 p.m., and sack lunches are available.
 
Guyon Saunders Resource Center
200 S. Tyler St.
(806) 373-0704