Founded in 2007 by Sister Helen Santa Maria of the Sisters of Loretto, El Paso Villa Maria (a non-profit organization) empowers women experiencing homelessness on their journey toward self-sufficiency.
Our unique "hacienda-style" facility, offers a serene and comfortable living environment for 22 women.
At Villa Maria, each resident can enjoy the privacy and security of their own room and bathroom. We also offer shared access to a fully equipped kitchen, a peaceful patio, a chapel for spiritual reflection, a comfortable lounge room, a library for learning and leisure, a computer lab for digital access, a utility room for essential needs, and a laundry room.
Villa Maria goes beyond providing basic needs to all residents, offering daily nutritious meals, reliable transportation, and valuable counseling resources.
Our team at El Paso Villa Maria is comprised of seven dedicated individuals, each playing a crucial role in supporting residents on their journey toward self-sufficiency.
Leading the way is our Executive Director,
who provides strategic vision and guidance for the organization.
Working closely with residents is our Case Manager,
who offers personalized support and resources to help them navigate challenges and achieve their goals.
Five dedicated Residential Aides serve as the backbone of our support system.
They embody a positive and confident presence, demonstrating sensitivity, responsibility, and compassion while interacting with our vulnerable residents. These aides are often the first point of contact for residents, providing daily support, encouragement, and guidance.
Residential Aides play a vital role in empowering our women.
They assist with essential life skills like resume writing and schedule creation, helping residents build confidence and independence.
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