Union Rescue Mission- Little Rock

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Union Rescue Mission- Little Rock Sharing faith, hope, and love since 1946. Through our faith based live in recovery programs lives are being changed.

Our Mission: We provide a place of refuge for the abused, recovery for the addicted and rescue for the hopeless through the transforming love of Jesus Christ. The Nehemiah House reaches out to the those caught in addiction, struggling in homelessness, and the disadvantaged men of Arkansas with the compassion of Jesus Christ. Those who are struggling with chemical dependency and other addictions find hope and support to break the shackles of their addictions and begin to rebuild their lives. Dorcas House provides help to women and children experiencing domestic violence and those caught addiction. We provide emergency services like food, shelter, clothing and crisis intervention to more than 400 women and children annually. We offer a faith based Domestic Violence Recovery Program and a Drug and Alcohol Recovery Program led by licensed Christian therapists. We also offer longer-term living arrangements available through our Work Program once finished with Recovery programs. The curriculum that we offer goes beyond educating women about the cycle of violence and addiction but rather addresses root problems through intensive group therapy. There is counseling and therapy provided for the children as well as family group therapy. Our program encourages women to address deep-seeded pain and suffering like childhood sexual abuse, co-dependence and depression. By addressing the deeper issues and providing education on how to overcome those issues we see lives changed and unhealthy cycles broken. We work cooperatively with law enforcement and court officials to promote the protection and safety of battered women and children. For more information on our Recovery Programs through the Nehemiah House or the Dorcas House call (501) 370-0808 or go to our website at www.urmissionlr.org. If you or someone you know someone needs help, then please call the national domestic violence hotline at 1-800-799-SAFE (7233); and she will be directed to the appropriate shelter or safe house.

A Statement Regarding a Recently Shared Graduate Testimony in our Newsletter:We recently shared an archived graduate tes...
10/27/2026

A Statement Regarding a Recently Shared Graduate Testimony in our Newsletter:

We recently shared an archived graduate testimony in our newsletter. While the testimony reflected the individual's experience at the time it was originally shared, we recognize that republishing it without sufficient context may have created an incomplete impression. We take seriously our responsibility to communicate thoughtfully, accurately, and with respect for the dignity and privacy of those whose stories we share. We are reviewing our process for selecting and updating archived testimonials to help ensure appropriate context in future communications.

After speaking with the graduate's mother, we were deeply moved by her perspective and grateful for the opportunity to hear her heart. She shared that she was thankful the testimony had been shared, explaining that it reminded her of her son's love for the Lord and the faith that was part of his life. While his story includes profound heartache, she does not want him to be remembered solely by the circumstances of his passing. She hopes his testimony will continue to point others toward the hope of Jesus Christ and the opportunity for healing and recovery available through Union Rescue Mission.

We are grateful for her willingness to share this perspective with us. Her words are a powerful reminder that every person we serve has a story that extends beyond their struggles, setbacks, or circumstances. Each life has dignity, each person's journey matters, and no single moment defines the entirety of a person's story.

At Union Rescue Mission, we know that recovery can be a difficult journey, and we never take lightly the challenges faced by those who struggle with addiction. We also know that relapse and loss are painful realities for individuals and families. Our calling remains to offer a refuge for the abused, recovery for the addicted, and rescue for the hopeless through the transforming love of Jesus Christ.

We share these stories because we believe there is hope, help is available, and no one should have to face the struggle alone. We pray that this graduate's testimony will continue to encourage those who are hurting, remind families that they are not alone, and help anyone struggling with addiction know that Union Rescue Mission is a place where they can seek help, encounter the love of Christ, and begin the journey toward healing.

We remain committed to honoring the dignity of every individual whose story we have the privilege of sharing and to communicating those stories with the care, compassion, and integrity they deserve.

🌮 Taco Tuesday + fellowship = a pretty great combination! ❤️At the beginning of this month, our friends from Grace Churc...
10/26/2026

🌮 Taco Tuesday + fellowship = a pretty great combination! ❤️

At the beginning of this month, our friends from Grace Church East End came out to spend the evening with the men at the Nehemiah House for Taco Tuesday, and it was such a blessing!

There were plenty of delicious meals shared, lots of laughter around the tables, and more than a few hugs exchanged along the way. We are so thankful for churches like Grace Church that don’t just talk about loving their community; they show up and do it.

“Share with the Lord’s people who are in need. Practice hospitality.” — Romans 12:13

Want to get involved with your church, Sunday School class, small group, workplace, or community organization? Serving a meal at the Nehemiah House or Dorcas House is a simple and meaningful way to give back.

And here’s the best part: you don’t even have to cook! 🙌 Your group can simply come help serve a meal, visit with our residents, and spend some time in fellowship.

Sometimes giving back looks like a big project… and sometimes it looks like handing someone a taco and reminding them they’re loved. 🌮❤️

Thank you again, Grace Church, for loving our men so well!

☀️🏛️ Little feet, BIG adventures! ❤️Our Dorcas House kiddos recently took advantage of the beautiful Arkansas weather an...
10/22/2026

☀️🏛️ Little feet, BIG adventures! ❤️

Our Dorcas House kiddos recently took advantage of the beautiful Arkansas weather and headed out on a little field trip! Their destination? The beautiful Arkansas State Capitol! 🚶‍♀️🚶‍♂️

After enjoying a walk in the sunshine, the kids had the opportunity to tour the Capitol building and learn a little more about the great state they call home! From Arkansas history to how our state government works, it was a fun opportunity to explore, ask questions, and learn outside the classroom.

We love being able to provide experiences like these for the children in our care. At the Dorcas House, we believe that healing and restoration aren't just for the moms we serve. They're for their children, too! ❤️

Childhood should be filled with curiosity, laughter, adventure, and opportunities to discover the world around us. Sometimes that looks like a big, exciting outing, and sometimes it's as simple as a beautiful fall day, a walk with friends, and a chance to learn something new.

We are thankful for every opportunity to help these precious kiddos make happy memories along the way! 🍂

If you would like to support one of the women we serve start a new job, please purchase her necessary uniform here (xl petite): https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DFWN9NYQ/?coliid=I2I3D4KUBV7XXY&colid=2S0YJYDCTU4A7&psc=1&ref_=cm_sw_r_cp_ud_lstpd_NJK33GWHSKE7V6DWB04D

and send it to 823 S Park Street Little Rock AR 72202

🎉🎂 HAPPY BELATED 9TH BIRTHDAY, LILY! 🎂🎉We may be a couple of weeks late with this post, but we couldn't let October come...
10/20/2026

🎉🎂 HAPPY BELATED 9TH BIRTHDAY, LILY! 🎂🎉

We may be a couple of weeks late with this post, but we couldn't let October come to an end without giving a BIG birthday shoutout to a very special little girl! 💕🥳

Sweet Lily turned the BIG 9️⃣ this month, and we want to make sure she gets all the birthday love she deserves!

Nine years old is a pretty big deal, and we pray this next trip around the sun is filled with laughter, adventures, sweet memories, and countless blessings! 🌸✨

🎈 Help us celebrate Lily by filling the comments with birthday wishes! Let's show this sweet girl just how many people are cheering her on!

At the Dorcas House, we have the incredible privilege of walking alongside mothers and their children as they rebuild their lives after experiencing abuse. And while birthdays are certainly worth celebrating, it's the everyday moments of childhood that we want to help make special, too! ❤️

You can be part of making those moments possible! From everyday necessities to items that bring comfort, joy, and a little extra fun, your generosity helps us create a safe, loving environment where children can simply be kids.

🛍️ Want to help us support the families in our care? Check out our Amazon Wishlist! Items can be purchased and shipped directly to us, making it easy to bless the women and children we serve.

❤️ Our Amazon Wishlist:
https://www.amazon.com/registries/gl/guest-view/2GM3NQR9H5TT1

Every gift, big or small, reminds these families that their community cares about them!

Now, let's fill those comments with birthday wishes for Lily! 🎂🎁🎉

🥁 Look what happens when someone believes in a child’s dream! 🥁Last year, Sammie, one of the kiddos at Dorcas House, had...
10/16/2026

🥁 Look what happens when someone believes in a child’s dream! 🥁

Last year, Sammie, one of the kiddos at Dorcas House, had a BIG request: a drum set.

Thanks to the incredible generosity of a donor who decided to invest in that dream, Sammie got those drums—and he has been putting them to good use ever since!

Last week, all that practice paid off when Sammie gave us an incredible drum solo! 👏 The photo may be a little blurry because it’s a screenshot from the video, but the talent, determination, and joy behind it are crystal clear.

Sammie, we are SO proud of you for sticking with it, practicing, and continuing to grow your skills. Keep making some noise! 🥁🎶

And to the donor who made that first investment: THANK YOU. You didn’t simply purchase a drum set. You showed a child in our care that his interests matter, his gifts are worth developing, and his dreams are worth believing in.

Sometimes a donation becomes so much more than a gift. Sometimes it becomes an opportunity for a child to discover what they can do. 💜

If you want to watch his solo: https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1JsmuLFw4v/

🐗❤️ CALLING ALL RAZORBACK FANS! WOO PIG SOOIE! ❤️🐗We know being an Arkansas fan requires a whole lot of faith, patience,...
10/15/2026

🐗❤️ CALLING ALL RAZORBACK FANS! WOO PIG SOOIE! ❤️🐗

We know being an Arkansas fan requires a whole lot of faith, patience, and sometimes a willingness to forgive. 😂🏈

But if your Razorback gear has been spending more time in the closet than the Hogs have spent in the end zone, we have a solution! 👀

Union Rescue Mission is looking for your gently used Razorback gear!

🔴 T-shirts and sweatshirts
🐗 Jerseys and game day apparel
🏈 Hats, jackets, and other Razorback merchandise
❤️ Anything that's still in good shape and ready for another season!

Your donations are sold to help fund our mission of providing hope, healing, and restoration to those experiencing addiction, homelessness, and domestic violence.

So whether you're upgrading your game day wardrobe, cleaning out your closet, or just need a little emotional distance from this football season, WE'LL TAKE IT! 😂

The Hogs may not always deliver a win, but your donations absolutely can! 🏆

Help us turn your Razorback red into a reason for hope!

🐗 WOO PIG SOOIE! And thank you for supporting Union Rescue Mission! ❤️

Your gently used items can help change a life. ❤️When you donate to Union Rescue Mission, your items are sold to help fu...
10/14/2026

Your gently used items can help change a life. ❤️

When you donate to Union Rescue Mission, your items are sold to help fund the care and services we provide to victims of domestic violence and others in need throughout our community.

Right now, we are especially in need of:

👚 In-season clothing
🛋️ Furniture
🏠 Gently used household items

Have furniture you would like to donate? We can make it easy! Give us a call at 501-374-4022 to get your furniture pickup added to our schedule.

What may no longer be useful in your home can become part of someone else’s story of hope, healing, and restoration.

Clean out a closet, clear out a room, or gather a few things you no longer need and donate them to help us continue our mission. Every donation makes a difference!

📞 Furniture pickup: 501-374-4022

Thank you for helping us serve our community and provide hope to those who need it most. ❤️

This past Saturday was a StrikeOut to remember! 🎳💜Thank you to every supporter, sponsor, staff member, client, friend, a...
10/13/2026

This past Saturday was a StrikeOut to remember! 🎳💜

Thank you to every supporter, sponsor, staff member, client, friend, and family member who joined us for the 15th Annual Strike Out Against Domestic Violence event!

There was so much fun to be had throughout the day, and we loved seeing everyone come together for such an important cause. From the bowling lanes to the raffle table, the energy was incredible, and plenty of our guests walked away with some amazing raffle prizes!

We are especially grateful to our wonderful sponsors who helped make this year’s event possible:

First NLR
McFarland Eye Care
Moses Tucker Partners
Wheel Revolution
McGrew Heating & Air
Dream Team Anesthesia
Friendship Baptist Church
Matthew Clifton Electric LLC

Thank you for choosing to partner with Union Rescue Mission and stand with us as we raise awareness about domestic violence and support individuals and families working toward safety, healing, and restoration.

We also want to give a huge thank-you to our fantastic Union Rescue Mission staff members who worked behind the scenes and throughout the event to make everything run smoothly. Your hard work, heart, and dedication made this day possible.

And to our clients, alumni, supporters, volunteers, and everyone who showed up to bowl, cheer, donate, and celebrate with us—thank you! You made our 15th Annual Strike Out Against Domestic Violence one to remember.

We are already looking forward to next year! 🎳💜

If you attended and have a favorite picture, please put it below in the comments!

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and this is a meaningful time to stand with women who are rebuilding their...
10/06/2026

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and this is a meaningful time to stand with women who are rebuilding their lives after abuse.

Right now, the Dorcas House is in need of hygiene and personal care items for the women we serve. Shampoo, conditioner, body wash, deodorant, feminine hygiene products, toothpaste, toothbrushes, razors, lotion, and other everyday essentials may seem small, but they make a real difference for a woman beginning again.

You can help by having items shipped directly to the Dorcas House through Amazon or any online retailer that offers shipping or delivery. Donations can also be dropped off directly at our shelter.

We would also love for churches, businesses, schools, small groups, and community organizations to consider hosting a hygiene donation drive for the Dorcas House during Domestic Violence Awareness Month.

Every item collected helps us provide dignity, comfort, and practical support while women and their children focus on healing, recovery, and building a safer future.

This October, help us surround survivors with the love and support of a community that believes restoration is possible. 💜

Please share this post and help us spread the word!

A couple of weeks ago, the men of our Nehemiah House 9-Month Program had the opportunity to attend Men’s Encounter: a we...
10/05/2026

A couple of weeks ago, the men of our Nehemiah House 9-Month Program had the opportunity to attend Men’s Encounter: a weekend dedicated to brotherhood, honesty, surrender, and drawing closer to Christ.

Over the course of the weekend, walls came down. Men were honest about their pasts, their wounds, their failures, and the pain they have carried for years. And in those places of honesty and surrender, God encountered them.

There were baptisms. There were prayers. There were hard conversations and powerful moments of breakthrough. Most importantly, bonds of brotherhood and discipleship were formed that we pray will last a lifetime.

Recovery is about so much more than simply walking away from drugs and alcohol. It is about learning how to live differently, how to walk alongside other men, and how to orient every part of life toward Christ.

We are incredibly thankful for opportunities like Men’s Encounter that allow our clients to step away from the distractions of everyday life and intentionally seek God together.

Please continue praying for these men as they return to the Nehemiah House and continue doing the hard, faithful work of recovery, restoration, and discipleship.

“Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation. The old life is gone; a new life has begun!” 2 Corinthians 5:17 📖✝

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3001 Springer Boulevard
Little Rock, AR
72206

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+15013700808

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