Reynolds Home

Reynolds Home is a shelter for homeless women and children in El Paso, providing a safe environment where families can regain stability and strengthen family relationships after trauma. Its long-term focus is helping families transition from emergency shelter into permanent housing.

Through individualized support, Family Workers help women identify goals and develop self-sufficiency plans. Services described by Reynolds Home include guidance with housing options, budgeting and saving, employment or education, community resources, private counseling, and access to preventive healthcare for children. The program also addresses immigration status or other legal matters when relevant to a family’s path toward stable housing.

Reynolds Home centers its approach on financial stability, family cohesion, and wellness, with staff support continuing during the transition into a family’s own home. Visit the official Reynolds Home services page for program details. Additional housing-related resources are available through NHREA’s Texas assistance guide and federal assistance resources.