The Xena Project

The Xena Project The Xena Project exists to support and enhance the mental, emotional, and spiritual well-being of veterans, law enforcement, first responders, and families.

The Xena Project is a 501(c)3 organization founded and run by veterans. We facilitate mental, emotional, and spiritual wellbeing for warriors and their families in both group and individual formats, in a safe, tranquil environment rooted in nature. In addition to the ministry that is our foundation, we offer animal encounters, counseling (peer-led, pastoral, licensed professional), and family reunification programs. The Xena Project is focused on breaking down barriers that keep warriors from a vibrant life as contributing members of their communities. In practice, this means that our programs are free, and we challenge ourselves daily to become maximally accessible. It means small group studies that talk about violence, fear, guilt, lack of faith, anger, and addiction. It means meeting warriors where they are, whether isolated in their own homes, struggling with addiction, in or newly out of jail, or falling through the cracks of daily life. The Xena Project welcomes military veterans, law enforcement officials, and first responders, and their families.

05/14/2025

Huge thanks to the Brazoria County Master Gardeners !!

This past Saturday, they spent the day with us in the garden—pruning plants, helping us map out future projects, and even planting some donated squash alongside our residents. Their support, knowledge, and willingness to get their hands dirty made a big difference, and we’re grateful for their continued partnership.

We’re excited to keep growing—together!

05/14/2025

Wendy Mather, S.S.W. California Master Beekeeper Program Co-Manager We’re thrilled to welcome Wendy Mather, S.S.W., as our guest speaker for May’s Connect & ...

George Davis from The Xena Project with Air Force Veteran Patrick Purnell at the Gessner DPS office. #
05/14/2025

George Davis from The Xena Project with Air Force Veteran Patrick Purnell at the Gessner DPS office. #

05/11/2025

Do you ever wish you knew just a little bit more about Afghanistan, so perhaps you could understand a loved one's experiences more comprehensively? The experience shared in this video (compiled by our Founder, Jan Shultis) is not exactly typical, but check it out to see and learn just a little bit more. WARNING: it's uplifting, and about God :)

"Art can exist anywhere, and God can exist anywhere, and He does... sometimes, He reveals Himself through art." Watch the full video on Art in Afghanistan, here: https://youtu.be/arsbSSbiwyY

Eddie and Vicki Mayo accept a Certificate of Appreciation for their support of The Xena Project during our 2023-2024 bud...
09/29/2024

Eddie and Vicki Mayo accept a Certificate of Appreciation for their support of The Xena Project during our 2023-2024 budget year. Their support has been a major part of our success in helping veterans in Fort Bend County.

09/21/2024

Texas Trooper Kevin Ramirez was struck by a vehicle while investigating a crash. He is currently in critical condition. Prayers up!

The Fort Bend County ministry team. The best group of dedicated men displaying the live of God to those who need to hear...
08/17/2024

The Fort Bend County ministry team.
The best group of dedicated men displaying the live of God to those who need to hear to it. Thanks very much!!!

06/16/2024

Happy Father's Day

06/14/2024

Helping the anonymous guardians of our freedoms transition back to a life that often expects them to suppress their memories of what they've witnessed and done is crucial. This is because their experiences can be unsettling for us. Our veterans, the men and women who have served, seek nothing more than the chance to live peacefully with the memories of their service.

The Warriors Refuge team member Jeremy accepts a clothing donations from The Xena Project Director George Davis. The Wa...
06/12/2024

The Warriors Refuge team member Jeremy accepts a clothing donations from The Xena Project Director George Davis. The Warriors Refuge provides transitional house for veterans. Call 979-345-3800 to see what their needs are.

06/06/2024

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The Xena Project is a 501(c)3 organization founded and run by veterans. We facilitate mental, emotional, and spiritual wellbeing for veterans, law enforcement, first responders, and families in both group and individual formats, in a safe, tranquil environment rooted in nature. In addition to the ministry that is our foundation, we offer animal encounters, counseling (peer-led, pastoral, licensed professional), small groups, and family reunification programs. We also run specialized programs for homebound veterans and justice-impacted veterans, including weekly services in Fort Bend County Jail and support of Fort Bend County Veterans Treatment Court.

The Xena Project is headquartered on a privately owned ranch in Beasley, Texas (west of Houston), with events and activities at Simonton, Fulshear, and Richmond/Rosenberg. In 2019 The Xena Project opened it's first charter in San Angelo, Texas, serving the Concho Valley.

The Xena Project is focused on breaking down barriers that keep warriors from a vibrant life as contributing members of their communities. In practice, this means that our programs are free, and we challenge ourselves daily to become maximally accessible. It means group studies that talk about violence, fear, guilt, lack of faith, and anger. It means meeting warriors where they are, whether isolated in their own homes, struggling with addiction, in or newly out of jail, or falling through the cracks of daily life.

We look forward to welcoming you.