The Salvation Army Greenfield House - Women at the Well

Based on the woman at the well in John 4, this woman was considered an outcast of the town and was not welcome by the community. People shunned her and refused to talk with her. This woman had to go and draw water alone; she did not fit into society and was considered an outcast because of her crime. As we read on we see that this woman made a choice and a decision to turn her life around. She looked at her life and areas that had a great affect on how she thought, acted and survived with in her realm. Due to this change the community surrounded her and accepted her, walked with her and encouraged her as she strived to change her life. As we look at the Woman at the Well, we discover that it is a program designed for women who, because of difficulties in their lives, have become involved with the criminal justice system. After lengthy research, it has been discovered that women suffering from stress, depression, low self esteem and other personal issues in their lives, have manifested a tendency to commit crime. Some of the crime committed by the woman is a symptom of their cry for help. The program consists of nine workshops adapted from the Life Skills Program designed to help individuals learn about their capacities to replace the negative with the positive assets in their lives.

Women involved in crime who suffer from various personal issues

Call (506) 853-8887, or use the website.

Phone

(506) 853-8887

Website

https://monctoncjs.weebly.com/programs--services.html