Our Programs
History of Angel Manor
Wendy Ann Rapp started Angel Manor in Kingman AZ on August 15, 2001, for the purpose of helping women and women with children in need of recovery to become useful, upstanding, and productive members of society; by means of a twelve-step program, while they live in a safe and secure environment. In 2001 no facility for women with drug and/or alcohol addiction existed in Kingman; a town with a population over 45,000 and critical alcohol and drug addiction problems.
Ms. Rapp started Angel Manor on her own. Angel Manor remains the only facility of its kind in Kingman Arizona and the surrounding areas. Since starting in 2001 a total of 2,600 women and approximately 1,000 children (and counting) have lived at Angel Manor.
In 2015 Wendy was inspired to open another home, one for men which has since helped approximately 860 men and some with children. Of those who have gone through Angel Manors program, many have become healthy, upstanding citizens, living productive lives, gaining employment, relationships and families were restored, children placed back with their parents after time in foster care, and more.
Angel Manor Inc. has grown tremendously over the years and has expanded rapidly, now owning several homes for women, and one for men known as the Whiteard House, in the Kingman area. Ms. Rapp now going by the name of Wendy Weaver from her “late husband” is still working diligently to help others in need of recovery, and healing.
Angel Manor Inc. has had families and individuals referred to Ms. Weavers care for over the past 21 years, from all over Mohave County. Places such as Mohave County Courts (Lake Havasu City, Bullhead City, and Kingman City), Mohave County probation departments, Kingman Parole, Child Protective Services, the Mohave Mental Health Clinics, the Hualapai, Havasupai, and Cocopah (Yuma) Indian Reservations, the Kingman and Bullhead City Regional Medical Centers and hospitals, Arizona Department of Economic Security, as well as from other courts from outside the state of Arizona.
Ms. Weaver’s program offers a variety of requirements, resources, and helpful support for those on their journey to wellness and sobriety, some of which are listed here:
- Attend three meetings a day: Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous, Bible studies, Celebrate Recovery, church, life skills, and parenting. Must get a sponsor to work their twelve steps with to become employed or go to school. Learn about health, hygiene, and housekeeping.
- Settle, or begin to settle all outstanding matters before the courts.
- Attend substance abuse classes outside Angel Manor living in a communal situation where learning and applying problem solving, coping and other life skills are required. Offered anger management and parenting classes.
- Participate in several community outreaches such as feeding and clothing the homeless.
Ms. Weaver, with all that she does has the trust and respect of broad segments of the local and surrounding communities, as well as those farther away; with some from out of state.
Throughout her time serving, she has received several awards of honor and recognition. Such as, the Kingman Rotary Club Citizen of the Month Award, The Kingman Social Clubs Annual Recipient Award, the Soroptimist Ruby Award, and the Women Making History Award.
Based on her long-term success with those in recovery, her acceptance by the courts, county, state agencies, medical facilities, and recognition in the community for her service; it is clear that Wendy Rapp Weaver/ Angel Manor Inc. is eminently qualified to help women, men, and families in recovery.
History of Angel Manor
Wendy Ann Rapp started Angel Manor in Kingman AZ on August 15, 2001, for the purpose of helping women and women with children in need of recovery to become useful, upstanding, and productive members of society; by means of a twelve-step program, while they live in a safe and secure environment. In 2001 no facility for women with drug and/or alcohol addiction existed in Kingman; a town with a population over 45,000 and critical alcohol and drug addiction problems.
Ms. Rapp started Angel Manor on her own. Angel Manor remains the only facility of its kind in Kingman Arizona and the surrounding areas. Since starting in 2001 a total of 2,600 women and approximately 1,000 children (and counting) have lived at Angel Manor.
In 2015 Wendy was inspired to open another home, one for men which has since helped approximately 860 men and some with children. Of those who have gone through Angel Manors program, many have become healthy, upstanding citizens, living productive lives, gaining employment, relationships and families were restored, children placed back with their parents after time in foster care, and more.
Angel Manor Inc. has grown tremendously over the years and has expanded rapidly, now owning several homes for women, and one for men known as the Whiteard House, in the Kingman area. Ms. Rapp now going by the name of Wendy Weaver from her “late husband” is still working diligently to help others in need of recovery, and healing.
Angel Manor Inc. has had families and individuals referred to Ms. Weavers care for over the past 21 years, from all over Mohave County. Places such as Mohave County Courts (Lake Havasu City, Bullhead City, and Kingman City), Mohave County probation departments, Kingman Parole, Child Protective Services, the Mohave Mental Health Clinics, the Hualapai, Havasupai, and Cocopah (Yuma) Indian Reservations, the Kingman and Bullhead City Regional Medical Centers and hospitals, Arizona Department of Economic Security, as well as from other courts from outside the state of Arizona.
Ms. Weaver’s program offers a variety of requirements, resources, and helpful support for those on their journey to wellness and sobriety, some of which are listed here:
- Attend three meetings a day: Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous, Bible studies, Celebrate Recovery, church, life skills, and parenting. Must get a sponsor to work their twelve steps with to become employed or go to school. Learn about health, hygiene, and housekeeping.
- Settle, or begin to settle all outstanding matters before the courts.
- Attend substance abuse classes outside Angel Manor living in a communal situation where learning and applying problem solving, coping and other life skills are required. Offered anger management and parenting classes.
- Participate in several community outreaches such as feeding and clothing the homeless.
Ms. Weaver, with all that she does has the trust and respect of broad segments of the local and surrounding communities, as well as those farther away; with some from out of state.
Throughout her time serving, she has received several awards of honor and recognition. Such as, the Kingman Rotary Club Citizen of the Month Award, The Kingman Social Clubs Annual Recipient Award, the Soroptimist Ruby Award, and the Women Making History Award.
Based on her long-term success with those in recovery, her acceptance by the courts, county, state agencies, medical facilities, and recognition in the community for her service; it is clear that Wendy Rapp Weaver/ Angel Manor Inc. is eminently qualified to help women, men, and families in recovery.
MIRACLES
Some miracles are all around us; Angel Manor is one of them.
Over twenty years ago, my daughter had a vision. She was newly sober, less than a year. Through her sobriety, she connected to Jesus again, and wanted to help other women and their children to get off the cycle of addiction, and off the streets. She wanted them to find Christ lead, full, sober, and spiritual lives. The best way to strengthen our faith is to share it, and praise God for all things good.
She found a house in Kingman Arizona that would house ten to twelve women, she named it Angel Manor. Her father saw her vision, believed in God’s intervention in her, and loaned her the down payment. Her name is Wendy, she fell on her knees and asked Christ to guide her and be with her in all things, and He has! So many lives have been touched and changed over these past twenty years, Wendy’s included.
Many people and organizations have helped, and God has always been present through it all. Many have come to the Lord and seen that all things are possible through Him.
Children have their own beds and have had a birthday party for the first time. They have seen their mom’s trying to make their lives better.
Angel manor grew, with three more houses now; one for men too. Men and women both have found self-worth, jobs, sobriety, and help coping with life’s problems, with miracles every day!
Angel Manor has filled my heart watching the growth of families, the inner growth of people, and the reconnection to God. The smiles, the tears, all the things life is about when we are addiction free and know Christ.
I am greatly blessed to be part of this ministry, to have seen my precious daughter change her life and the lives of others through Christ Jesus.
So, the miracle goes on and we are all still learning, praying, and helping one another.
Praise God for miracles!
Kay
LOOK WHAT GOD HAS DONE! CELEBRATING 20 YEARS WITH YOU IN MIND! THANK YOU FOR JOINING US!
We are so amazed at what God has accomplished in this ministry; what a blessing it is to have had so many be a part of Angel Manor throughout the years.
It really does take a community to come along side and support a mission such as this. We want you to know how much we appreciate all of you. Your compassion
and generous support has helped to provide a place of hope and healing for over 3,000 lives.
We are very grateful for the churches that have given to us in so many special ways. Growth and expansion would not have been possible without the financial donors who have helped this ministry stay afloat. Thank you to the men and women who sacrificed their time to lead Bible studies and meetings in our homes, also to those who have gone before us in recovery giving of themselves and
sponsoring others. Much gratitude to the wise council of the Board who make important decisions for the well being and integrity of the ministry, and for those
who pray and lift us up on a daily basis…
May the Lord bless you and keep you; the Lord make His face to shine upon you and be gracious to you;the Lord lift up His countenance upon you and give you
peace. Numbers 6:24-26
With deepest appreciation, Angel Manor Inc.
About Us
Family
Embraced by the Community
Embraced by the Community
Our very favorite thing to do is to be part of putting families back together. We advocate for the parents in court cases an provide a safe place for visits and reunification. Teaching mom and dad to live clean and sober and become good parents so children can come home to a warm and loving environment.
Embraced by the Community
Embraced by the Community
Embraced by the Community
We are so entwined with our community: serving at our church by leading recovery meetings, setting up food and fellowship hall for services, cleaning the church, and feeding the homeless. We teach basic life skills, parenting, job search training, and resume building. Angel Manor residents volunteer at various community events such as the
We are so entwined with our community: serving at our church by leading recovery meetings, setting up food and fellowship hall for services, cleaning the church, and feeding the homeless. We teach basic life skills, parenting, job search training, and resume building. Angel Manor residents volunteer at various community events such as the fair, winter wonderland in Hualapai Mountains, and food distribution.
Angel Manor Christmas
Embraced by the Community
Angel Manor Christmas
A delightful season celebrating the birth of our precious Lord and Savior, filled with magical moments for the children, parties, laughter, and blessings for all.
With God all things are possible.
RESOURCES
Alcoholics Anonymous
Narcotics Anonymous
Arizona Department of Economic Security
Celebrate Recovery
AZ at Work
Kingdom of God Baptist Church Food Pantry
Butler Food Bank
Your support and contributions will enable us to meet our goals and fund our mission. Please email us at inquire@angelmanorrecovery.com for a complete list of donation needs and other ways to support our ministry. If you would like to donate, please click the button.
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