Our Mission

The mission of Women's Empowering Life Line, Inc. is to promote the overall health, well-being, independence, and capabilities of adult women by providing behavioral health treatment and transitional services.

Our Philosophy

It is the philosophy of the Women's Empowering Life Line, Inc. that all women in recovery from behavioral health disorders deserve to be treated in a dignified and caring manner, yet need to be encouraged to become responsible and productive citizens. It is also the philosophy of Women's Empowering Life Line, Inc. that with proper nurturing and treatment, women can improve the quality of their lives. Women's Empowering Life Line utilizes an individual approach that endorses the 12-Step model.

Agency Perspective

  • Trauma informed care
  • Bio-psycho-social model
  • Individualized treatment planning
  • Gender competent
  • Culturally competent
  • Caring and compassionate
  • Utilization of existing community resources
  • Professionally trained staff
  • Full-time Registered Nurse on staff

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1st Annual Soup and Sandwich Fundraiser


When: Saturday, November 12, 2011
Where: Masonic Temple (907 W. Norfolk Ave)
Time: 11am - 2pm


Tickets for the Women's Empowering Life Line First Annual Soup and Sandwich Fundraiser will be $5 each. Along with the Soup and Sandwich Fundraiser, there will also be a Basket Raffle. Raffle tickets will cost $1 each or six tickets for $5.

All proceeds for the fundraiser will go to the Medical Loan Fund, a program that assists uninsured, indigent women in need of medical and dental care.

For ticket information, please call (402) 371-0220.