OUR COMMUNITY
This is where our journey begins. Get to know our business and what we do, and how we're committed to quality and great service. Join us as we grow and succeed together. We're glad you're here to be a part of our story.
SOBER LIVING
"At Garden of Grace, our commitment to quality defines our sober living program. We provide more than just a safe place to sleep; we offer a structured, substance-free environment where individuals can truly heal and rebuild. By combining high-standard, comfortable housing with accountability, peer support, and life-skills development, we empower our residents to embrace long-term sobriety and transition successfully into a bright, independent future."
PRISON RE-ENTRY
"We are dedicated to maintaining the highest standards of quality and accountability in our transitional housing for justice-involved individuals. Our re-entry program focuses on reducing recidivism by providing a stable, structured environment where residents can safely rebuild their lives. Through comprehensive supportive services, case management, and workforce readiness, we ensure every participant has a dignified path toward long-term stability and community reintegration."
HUMAN TRAFFICKING
"Our mission is rooted in an unwavering commitment to quality care and safety for survivors of human trafficking. We offer secure, supportive living environments that prioritize healing, dignity, and personal growth. By combining safe housing with specialized resource coordination and trauma-informed guidance, we provide survivors with the essential tools they need to transition into a life of freedom and independence."
Meet our team
Behind every service we provide is a dedicated team of professionals, each bringing their unique expertise and enthusiasm to our business.
Devine Lewis
Founder
Emma Donaldson
Co-founder
Benjamin Woo
Housing Director
Oliver Housman
Case Management
"I can't say enough about the outstanding service I received from your company. Their team went above and beyond to meet our needs and exceeded our expectations."
Oliver Hartman