The Well Recovery Homes

02/25/2026

We’re honored to be part of this upcoming Testimony Night at Overcomer.

Susie Robinson and some of the women from The Well will be sharing their stories and what recovery has looked like in their lives. It’s a good opportunity to hear firsthand what God is doing and to support the women in our program.

🗓 Monday, March 2nd
⏰ 6:30 PM
📍 881 Taylors Mill Rd, Fort Valley, GA

We’d love for you to come out and join us.

There’s something powerful about hearing what God has DONE in someone’s life. 🙌

Join us for a special Testimony Night as Susie Robinson and the women of The Well Recovery Homes share stories of freedom, restoration, and real-life transformation.

If you’ve ever felt stuck, broken, or unsure if change is possible… this night is for you.
Come be reminded that no story is too far gone and no life is beyond redemption.

🗓 Monday, March 2nd
⏰ 6:30 PM
📍 881 Taylors Mill Rd, Fort Valley, GA

Bring someone with you. Come expectant. Leave encouraged.
Your breakthrough might be closer than you think.

02/25/2026

Last night was something special 💙

A few of our ladies received their clean time chips at Celebrate Recovery at The Assembly, and we couldn’t be more proud. Every chip represents hard work, surrender, and a life being rebuilt one day at a time.

Keep going, girls… this is just the beginning ✨

02/23/2026

Thank you ladies for your servant hearts to help others when they need it 💗

We are so proud of these ladies for the choices they are making in their lives and the hearts that they have to help others.

02/18/2026

✨ Tonight at The Well Recovery Homes ✨

Our ladies had the honor of hearing Tanya Cowperthwaite and her daughter Delanee share their testimony together.

Hearing recovery from both a mother’s and a daughter’s perspective was powerful. It reminded us that addiction impacts families — but so does healing. Restoration is possible. Cycles can be broken. Tanya is an amazing success story and is a valuable part of the Well. We are so gratefulto have her share her skills and personal experiences while walking alongside the women at the Well.

We are also so proud of Brindy and Jessica for graduating their 12-Step class tonight! Showing up, doing the work, and staying committed matters.

Hope is alive at The Well 💛

02/17/2026

Last night was sacred.
It marked one year since two women in our Well family lost their children in unimaginable ways. There are no easy words for that kind of grief. And in the recovery world, grief is not uncommon.

Many of the women who walk through our doors carry deep loss. For some, that grief became the doorway to addiction. For others, fentanyl has stolen friends, family, and pieces of their own stories. Some have watched someone die. Some have died themselves and were brought back by the grace of God.

This is the field we labor in.
This is the pain we confront.
This is the hope we cling to.

Last night, we attended A Love Surrendered at Overcomer in honor of two grieving mothers from our community. What could have been a night marked only by sorrow became a night where purpose met pain.

We watched roses laid at the altar as symbols of surrender. We witnessed salvations. We saw burdens exchanged for comfort. We saw a community refuse to let grief isolate or define the story.

At The Well, we know this truth: unprocessed grief often turns into self-destruction. But surrendered grief can become healing. The very places that hurt the deepest are often the places God uses to minister to others.

We are so grateful for a community that shows up, stands beside the brokenhearted, and believes that even in the darkest valleys, resurrection is possible.

Thank You, Lord, for bringing beauty into places that once felt beyond repair. 🌿

02/14/2026

Before there was heartbreak…
Before there were broken promises…
Before addiction tried to define their story…

There was a first love.

At The Well Recovery Homes, we help women rediscover the One who loved them before the world ever touched them.

Jesus is steady.
He is faithful.
He is kind.
He does not wound the hearts He created.
He does not use what He died to redeem.

We are His bride.
And His love never expires.

On this Valentine’s Day, we celebrate the love that endures forever — the love that restores identity, dignity, and hope.

“I have loved you with an everlasting love.” Jeremiah 31:3

02/11/2026

We want to congratulate Adrianne on getting her 11-month chip & Brindy and Jessica for completing their 90-day Recovery Way workbook!

Recovery is built in small, intentional steps, and finishing this program is one of them. Growth isn’t always neat or easy, but choosing to keep showing up matters. We were glad to celebrate this milestone with them at The Assembly of Warner Robins.

Every step forward counts. Keep going, ladies. 👏

02/10/2026

Recovery from addiction is built one choice at a time.

Some days are strong. Some days are messy. But every honest step forward breaks old patterns and builds a new life. Choosing sobriety, accountability, and support is real courage, and it adds up in ways you can’t always see right away.

We’re proud of the women who keep showing up, fighting for their freedom, and committing to the hard work of recovery. Healing is possible, and every day clean is a victory worth honoring.

Keep going. Your future is worth the fight.

For more information about our program, please visit www.thewellrecoveryhomes.com

If you would like to join us for an evening of celebration and to hear about what God has done in the lives of the women we serve, then please join us on May 16th at the Assembly of Warner Robins. Tickets are available now using this link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/by-his-faithfulness-the-well-recovery-homes-5-year-anniversary-dinner-tickets-1981957097030?aff=oddtdtcreator

02/06/2026

🌱 Become a Sponsor • By His Faithfulness

For five years, God has been holding, carrying, and keeping the women of The W.E.L.L. Recovery Homes — and now we’re inviting partners to help carry this mission forward.

Our 5-Year Anniversary Benefit Dinner is an opportunity for businesses, churches, families, and individuals to sponsor an evening that directly supports Christ-centered recovery for women rebuilding their lives.

Sponsorship levels range from $250 to $5,000 and include event recognition, reserved seating, and meaningful visibility — but more than that, your partnership becomes part of a story of restoration and hope.

When you sponsor this evening, you are investing in healing, housing, mentorship, and new beginnings.

🕯️ Held. Carried. Kept.
May 16, 2026 • The Assembly of Warner Robins

Message us or contact us to learn how to become a sponsor.

02/04/2026

Last night at Celebrate Recovery at The Assembly at Warner Robins, something truly special happened.

Our founder Susie Robinson was joined by her daughter and granddaughter as she received her 8 year sobriety chip. 🕊️

What a beautiful picture of redemption, legacy, and God’s faithfulness across generations. We are so grateful for the way the Lord continues to write Susie’s story and use it to bring hope to so many women.

Eight years. One faithful God.
We celebrate you, Susie. 💙✨

02/04/2026

Updated: This is Susie Robinson in her natural habitat, loving women, running The Well, and changing lives one day at a time 💙