Her Well unveils plan for ‘Samaria House’ shelter for victims of domestic abuse
Posted 3/5/26
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Her Well unveils plan for ‘Samaria House’ shelter for victims of domestic abuse
Ashley Noble (left), director of Samaria House listens as Her Well Executive Director Candice Reyes describes the launch of the nonprofit’s Samaria House shelter for victims of domestic abuse which will open soon at an undisclosed location in the greater Katy area. During the presentation at Her Well’s center at 511 Velasco Road in Brookshire on Feb. 25, Reyes said that the location, which will serve women and families in Waller, Fort Bend and Harris Counties, will offer temporary housing for 90 days to those who are fleeing domestic violence. Her Well also provides free, trauma-informed counseling and advocacy services for survivors, with a mission centered on healing both mentally and spiritually. An official ribbon cutting for the shelter will be held at Her Well’s Brookshire headquarters on March 25. For more information, go to https://herwell.org.