Nicole’s House is a faith-based, transitional living program dedicated to helping women overcome addiction and rebuild their lives. Founded by Sandra Warmack in response to the tragic loss of her daughter, Nicole, to an accidental overdose, Nicole’s House provides a safe, structured, and supportive environment where women can heal and reintegrate into their communities as productive citizens.

 During the one-year program, Nicole’s House equips women with the necessary resources to sustain a life of sobriety, stability, and self-sufficiency. The program is designed to support women coming out of addiction and, in some cases, incarceration, by offering:

 Since its inception, Nicole’s House has served 71 women, with 58 of them successfully reintegrating into their communities as law-abiding, permanently sober, and productive citizens. This remarkable success underscores the program’s effectiveness in breaking the cycle of addiction and restoring hope.

Raising Awareness & Supporting the Mission
 As a privately funded nonprofit, Nicole’s House relies on community support to continue its life-changing work. Sandra Warmack is dedicated to raising awareness and funds to sustain and expand the program, ensuring that more women have the opportunity to reclaim their lives.

 One of the most anticipated events of the year is the Joy Comes in the Morning continental breakfast, scheduled for Wednesday, April 9. This inspiring gathering provides attendees with firsthand testimonies from residents who share their personal journeys from addiction to freedom. It is an opportunity for the community to witness the transformative impact of Nicole’s House and to contribute to its ongoing mission.

 Nicole’s House continues to change lives through faith, perseverance, and community support. To learn more, donate, or get involved, visit nicoleshouse.info

Joy Comes in the Morning 2025
 Our 8th Annual Breakfast Celebration
 Wednesday April 9th, 7:30 – 9:30am
 Rogers First Nazarene Church