Destiny Rehabilitation
Nonprofit Corporation
About Us
Who We Are & What We Do
We are a nonprofit organization dedicated to fostering positive, lasting change in our community. Our core mission is to empower individuals and families, guiding them on a path toward a future free from the grip of substance abuse.
At Destiny Rehabilitation, we believe that your past does not define your future. We are committed to providing the resources and support needed for every person to flourish and become the individual they are truly meant to be. We offer a comprehensive support system that addresses the unique needs of each person, helping them rebuild their lives and thrive in every aspect of life.
Our Story
Reese and Smith first crossed paths in a peer support class, united by a shared aspiration to effect positive change in their community. Combining their dreams, knowledge, and resources, they established Destiny Rehabilitation.
Both believe that one's destiny is not defined by past decisions; rather, it is shaped through the process of rehabilitation. All it takes is the willingness to take the first step. Recovery is an integral part of this journey, and this philosophy is the foundation upon which Destiny Rehabilitation was created.
Tarsha Reese
President
Ms. Reese has extensive experience assisting individuals in need through multiple organizations. With her expertise in available services, she is well-equipped to guide community members in understanding and accessing essential resources. Her primary goal has been to enhance their situations and promote their overall well-being. Furthermore, she has earned certifications to further her knowledge of sober living and mental health issues within the community.
Georgia Smith
Vice President
Ms. Smith possesses a multifaceted background in the medical sector, characterized by significant experience in nursing and home health care. Her commitment to community service is evident through her outreach initiatives at the Walter B. Jones Drug and Alcohol Treatment Center, participation in activities at the homeless shelter, and her ministry work with various organizations. As a peer support advocate, Georgia assists individuals from diverse backgrounds and acts as an evangelist, striving to enhance their circumstances and overall quality of life. Furthermore, she has earned certifications to expand her knowledge of sober living and mental health issues within the community.