What’s New at Vashti
See You Later, Alligator: A Bittersweet Goodbye at Vashti
This month, we celebrated the graduation of two incredible girls from our residential program, Serenity and Elena, as they reunited with their families and began a new chapter. In our latest blog, Audrey shares the emotional farewell, the healing power of art, and the reminder of why stability—and love—matter so deeply at Vashti.
Leading with Heart: Honoring Our Youth Advisory Council Graduates
This week, Vashti honored the graduating members of our Youth Advisory Council with Vashti-blue honor cords for their leadership, service, and advocacy. Meet the inspiring young women of the Class of 2025 and celebrate their incredible next steps.
Walking in Faith: Welcoming Reverend Donald Mathis to Vashti
At Vashti, we believe that when God leads, we follow—and when He brings someone into our fold, it’s never by accident. That’s why we are overjoyed to officially welcome Reverend Donald Mathis as our...
Mental Health Awareness Month: Building Resilient Communities in Southwest Georgia
Discover how The Vashti Center and Resilient Georgia are advancing mental health awareness in Southwest Georgia through trauma-informed training, ACEs education, and community partnerships. Learn how you can get involved.
Meet the group supporting domestic violence victims in rural areas
The Resilience Mission Coalition, a group dedicated to combating domestic violence, has arrived in Grady County.
Bridging the Digital Divide
Help us bridge the digital divide by supporting our IT Infrastructure Fund.
Vashti Treasures
Read more on our blog about the treasures we are, we have, and we protect.
Crossfit Townie Sponsors South Georgia Ruck
We’re teaming up with CrossFit Townie to host a 5K Ruck—a perfect opportunity for newcomers to try rucking while being cheered on by seasoned ruckers! Whether you’re a first-timer or a long-time enthusiast, this event is all about community, encouragement, and fun.
It’s a Process — Andre Sanders’ Story
Once a skeptical young man unsure of his path, Andre found healing at Vashti, where staff became his village and helped him see that his current circumstances didn’t define his future. Now, he’s thriving—working full-time in the school system and giving back to Vashti as a peer specialist, showing children that transformation is possible.
Local Manufacturing Plant Donates $5,000 to Support Vashti’s Residential Food Bank
Thomasville, GA – December 31, 2024 – The Vashti Center, a faith-based nonprofit providing residential care and behavioral health services for foster youth, recently received a generous $5,000...