Staff Spotlight: 4 Years of Real Relationships, Real Love, and Real Peace
Rachele made her way to The Magdalen House for the first time in March of 2012. She would return a few more times before her last visit in [...]
7 Ways to Help From Home and Stay Involved
Written by Taylor Stokes, Volunteer Coordinator The most inspiring thing we’ve seen throughout this crisis has to be the continued love and support for Maggie’s, from the community. [...]
Miracles at Maggies – Sharing Good News and Positivity #MiraclesatMaggies
Happy Monday, friends! With everything that’s happening in regards to the novel coronavirus (be sure to read our post, Taking Precautionary Measures Related to COVID-19), we’re all in need [...]
A Year in Review: 2019 Annual Impact Report
2019 has been a year of growth and generosity, marked by significant milestones that confirm what our founders set out to create in 1987: to establish The Magdalen [...]
Dallas 24 Hour Club: Providing Safe, Sober Transitional Living
“After leaving The Magdalen House, I went to Dallas 24 Hour Club (The 24). Maggie’s and The 24 have completely changed my life. I love that both places have daily meetings and [...]
Taking Precautionary Measures Related to COVID-19: A Letter from Lisa
The following update was posted March 23, 2020 at 5:24 pm Following the announcement of Dallas County issuing a shelter in place order, we have made adjustments to [...]
Lynne Miner – Maggie’s March Volunteer of the Month
Written by Taylor Stokes, Volunteer Program Coordinator Lynne Miner came through The Magdalen House in 2019, made a decision to stay close, and we couldn’t be more grateful! [...]
Breaking the Stigma: Women and Alcoholism
Let's talk about the stigma that surrounds alcoholism in women. Shame and Stigma Surrounding Alcoholic Women Data shows us that less than 1 in 15 alcoholic women will [...]
Why The Magdalen House?
Women Only
No-Cost
Peer Implemented
Comprehensive Services
Continuum of Recovery
Privately Funded
251,364 ALCOHOLIC WOMEN IN DALLAS-FORT WORTH
An estimated 251,364 alcoholic women are located in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
