Mindy’s Story
Mindy’s journey from addiction to finding sobriety through God.
When Mindy arrived at VOA, her addiction had taken control of her life. She now lives clean and sober life, and found her way back to God through the Christian Enhancement Program.
Barbie’s Story
There is no shame in getting help when you need it.
Barbie found hope and healing at Volunteers of America.
Life on His Own
Dakota’s impressive transition into adulthood.
When Dakota first arrived at the Independent Living program, he didn’t even know how to buy groceries. Now, he has all the skills he needs to live independently.
The Strength to Start Over
Ronnie faced many obstacles as he searched for stability, but he finally has a place to call home.
Ronnie faced many obstacles as he searched for stability, but he finally has a place to call home.
A Little Christmas Magic
Stuffed Stockings for Struggling Kids
This Christmas, our generous donors helped us to fill a stocking for each of the children receiving services here at Volunteers of America.
Stacey’s New Home
Overcoming Addiction and Homelessness
Stacey was about to leave the VA Domiciliary and find himself living on the streets once more. With VOA’s help, he now has a safe place to live as he continues to work towards the life he wants to live.
Nick’s Life Story Dance
Hope and compassion for others on the Red Road
Nick shares his life story dance and a little about the transformation that took place during his time at The Life House.
A Veteran and His Dog
From Instability to a Happy Home
Mark and Deacon had not eaten for a week when they came to VOA. Now, they have stable food, shelter, transportation, and income.
A History of Re-Entry
Maud Ballington Booth’s Legacy
Co-founder Maud Ballington Booth was committed to helping previously incarcerated individuals transition back into society. We continue that work at Booth Hall in Gillette, WY.
Starting over at 72 – From a Tent to an Apartment.
Ruth’s Story of Strength, Bravery, and Hope.
Ruth left her abusive husband. She had nothing but an old car and a tent from the dumpster. Now, she has an apartment and a community.