Only 3% of domestic violence shelters in the United States allow pets.
The Nest Domestic Violence Shelter Leading the Nation in Keeping Abused Families and Pets Together
Author: Jessica Francis
Domestic Violence Shelter Director Kaitis Goes to Santa Fe
Our Executive Director Gwyn Kaitis visited Santa Fe with her Leadership Lincoln class for the Legislative Session.
Sweet Charity Volunteer Encourages Others to Donate Time
By HEAL Staff Writer Jessica Martinez Mary Gordon first visited Ruidoso in 1996 when she and her husband vacationed here from their home in Maryland. They loved it so much they bought some land and made occasional trips in the following years. In 1999, they moved to Erie, Colorado, and then finally decided to build a home here in 2011. …
Quay County Transplant Dives into Ruidoso Community by Volunteering
Lola McVey moved to Lincoln County last July from the Tucumcari area and now volunteers at The Nest by teaching a parenting class each week.
Seminarian Volunteers at Local Domestic Violence Shelter
Alfredo “Tito” Jaras, a Seminarian from Hobbs, New Mexico, volunteered his time to help with various projects at the shelter.
Ruidoso Warrior Football to Host Friday Night Purple Lights Domestic Violence Awareness Event
Ruidoso Warrior Football will kickoff at 7:00 PM this Friday, October 13th against Hope Christian High School. In partnership with Help End Abuse for Life, Inc. (HEAL) and the Nest, Lincoln County’s first and only domestic violence shelter, the team will be hosting “Friday Night Purple Lights,” an awareness night in honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
A Survivor Story: It Takes a Village
A previous resident of The Nest talks about her experience.
Sweet Charity Resale Boutique Receives Updates Thanks to Texas Mission Group
Sweet Charity was thrilled to host a missionary group from Grace Fellowship United Methodist Church in Katy, Texas last month.
Can you help a family fleeing domestic violence?
By HEAL Staff Writer Jessica Martinez When escaping a violent home or situation, a person rarely has time to plan. Many leave with nothing but the clothing on their backs. They are often hurt, scared, and emotionally drained. Imagine the daily necessities many of us take for granted: clean clothing, pajamas, toiletries, even diapers and formula for babies. Children …
HEAL Board Member Attends Global Service Initiative Targeting Domestic Violence
Micah Woodul attends an AXO Alum Service Initiative Trip in Woodstock, VA.