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As we enter October, I am reminded that rebuilding rarely happens all at once. It happens one day, one decision, and one faithful step at a time.
At Refuge for Women Las Vegas, we are continuing to rebuild our program while welcoming women into a safe place where their own rebuilding can begin.
This month, we are celebrating a beautiful milestone: one of our residents has reached her first 30 days with us.
Thirty days may sound like a small benchmark, but we know the courage it takes to simply stay. To sit still long enough to process trauma. To begin replacing old patterns with healthier ones. To learn new ways of caring for yourself mentally, physically, and spiritually. To begin believing that a different life really is possible.
Today, she is safe. She is doing the work. And we thank God for every day of progress.
This is what your support makes possible.
Every gift, prayer, donation, event you attend, and item you purchase from our wish list helps create the space where a woman can step away from exploitation and begin again.
You may never see all the quiet moments that happen inside our home—the conversations, breakthroughs, difficult days, prayers, laughter, tears, and small victories—but you are part of them.
We are still rebuilding, and there is still much work ahead. But Philippians 1:6 reminds me that God does not abandon the work He begins.
Thank you for continuing to walk with her. 
With gratitude and hope,
Dr. Beverly Givens
Executive Director
Refuge for Women Las Vegas is currently hiring the following position(s).
The Development Director plays a key role in fund development for long-term financial stability and successful launching of the local Refuge for Women program home. The DD is committed to the values, mission and vision of Refuge for Women. This position requires strong networking and professional communications skills with the ability to handle changing priorities and challenges with courtesy and grace as a representative of Refuge for Women.
The part-time grant writer at Refuge for Women is responsible for cultivating grant prospects, maintaining an effective grant application calendar, and developing and submitting high-quality grant proposals. Ultimately, these activities will result in securing grant funding that will contribute to the overall funding plan toward a sustainable cash flow for your location. Possible grant funding sources may include: family foundations, community foundations, corporate foundations, local government entities, and grants from local churches.
The Residential Shift Leader works in the safe house during the assigned shift to maintain a safe healing environment for residents and provide consistent operations by upholding the program model and resident guidelines. Maintain strong leadership in any situation, including conflict resolution, crisis response and handling difficult relational dynamics. Communicate effectively with residents and hold them accountable as they progress through the program and learn successful life skills. Model healthy relational boundaries in a home environment with the residents. Ensure day-to-day program and house activities are carried out by the residents in accordance with the mission, vision and values of Refuge for Women.
Thank you for helping us care for our home and the women we serve. We are grateful for your generous heart!
Our Restoration Home is more than a safe place to stay—it is a place where women live, learn, heal, build community, and prepare for what comes next.
Our Current Needs & Wish List includes both everyday items we use regularly and larger items that help us care for our home, residents, and program.
Welcome Her Home — clothing basics, new underwear, socks, pajamas, and personal items
Support Everyday Life — household, laundry, kitchen, personal-care, and other regularly used essentials
Learn & Grow — journals, class supplies, educational materials, and tools that support personal growth
Rest & Connect — games, crafts, activities, and recreational items that help create healthy community
Prepare for What’s Next — workforce development, education, and employment-readiness supplies
Care for Our Home — larger or one-time needs that help us maintain and improve the home and property
Every item donated helps create a home and program where restoration can happen.
You do not have to purchase through Amazon to help. The list is also a guide to our current needs. In most cases, items do not need to be the exact brands or quantities shown unless otherwise noted.
If you’d prefer to shop elsewhere, provide an item directly, organize a donation drive, or help with one of our larger needs, please contact lasvegas@refugeforwomen.org. A member of our volunteer team will be happy to coordinate with you and arrange pickup of your donation.
Thank you for walking beside the women of Refuge and helping make our house a home.
Executive Director
Emergency House Director
Assistant Emergency House Director
Transitional Living Director
Case Manager
Community Engagement Coordinator
Grant Writer
