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"Redirecting and redesigning lives"

About Us

Cherie Bender

Yalanda Jefferson

Cherie is the founder and executive director of GHH. Cherie's passion for supportive housing came from having spent time in the justice system and while navigating her own reentry. She knows firsthand the challenges that exist and now wants to help other women.

Yalanda Jefferson

Yalanda is the director of 2208 Pinkney Street. Having spent time in the justice system she wants to help other women break free from what has held them captive. Yalanda will provide the support and guidance the women need to set them on the path of a new beginning and journey.

Vernon Chandler

Yalanda Jefferson

Vernon Chandler

Vernon is the director of the men's facility at 701 South 75th Street. Vernon was born and raised in Texas. He moved to Omaha in 1993 once he graduated from high school. In 2011, he decided to give back by becoming a foster parent to four beautiful children and in the end he ended up adopting. Vernon understands the struggle of mental and

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Set Free

Empowerment

Vernon Chandler

Residents at GHH are challenged to take a difficult journey and discover the hidden treasures within themselves. They can be set free from generational, social, emotional, mental, and physical bondages that has held them down for so long. The journey is difficult and takes courage to maintain. Allowing the women to explore and discover their personal value and self worth as an individual.

Empowerment

- Pre-Release Education/Reentry Preparation

-Personal Plan of Transition

-Safe homelike environment to foster a safe transition toward independent living.

-Family Restoration and Unification

-Advanced Education Options

-Gainfully Employed

-NA/AA

-Financial Education and Accountability

-Restorative Justice Practices and Circles

-Individual/Family Therapy

AND MORE

STOP BULLYING

iT'S TIME TO TAKE ACTION

Georgia's House of Hope stands against bullying. We will be working with the community and schools to bring awareness. Our quest is to kindle a haven of safety, positivity, wellness, care, and veneration. A realm where the young may flourish and prosper, embracing the fullness of their potential.

For not all scars dwell on the surface. Some wounds are hidden away. We take up the responsibility to tend to those who bear the weight of bullying's burden. Our solemn vow is to offer solace to the afflicted, with hearts open to their tales of woe. With the utmost discretion, we bring understanding and compassion, offering a sanctuary of healing to those in need.

The Pledge to End Bullying

I pledge to take a stand against bullying. Everybody has the right to be in an environment where they feel safe, protected, valued, and accepted regardless of their differences. I promise to stop and help those who are being bullied. I will have the compassion to not condone nor be a bully.

Written by: Teriyauna Carter Lloyd

Join Georgia's House of Hope in Making a Difference

Our Mission

Georgia's House of Hope is dedicated to improving the lives of those in need. Our mission is to provide resources and support to the residents of GHH and the communities we serve.

Ways to Give

There are many ways to support Georgia's House of Hope's mission. You can make a donation, or volunteer your time. Every contribution makes a difference!

Volunteer Opportunities

Join our team of volunteers and make a difference in the lives of others. We have a variety of volunteer opportunities available. Sign up today!

Our Impact

Find out how Georgia's House of Hope has made a difference in the community and the lives of those we serve. We are committed to creating lasting change.

Contact Us

Below is a list of items that GHH continuously needs as we continue to support individuals making a change. Your thoughtfulness, kindness, and giving will go a long way in making this journey possible as we continue to redirect and redesign lives.

-Hygiene Items (men and women) -Bath towels/wash cloths

-Toothbrush/Toothpaste -Toilet Paper

-Paper towels -Trash bags

-Brush/Comb -Lotion

-Socks and underwear -Clothing and shoes (used or brand new)

-Body wash/soap -Full size bedding

-Cleaning supplies -Hair products/tools/accessories (for men and women)

Contact Us

Better yet, see us in person!

We love our community and everyone is welcome to come and see us. If you would like to tour the house or even volunteer some of your time, we would love to set up a time and date. Any donations can be dropped off to the house.

Georgia's House of Hope

2208 Pinkney St

701 South 75th St Office Phone: (531)772-0154 Cherie Bender (402)452-7869 Email: www.healinghouseofhope7@gmail.com Please email us with any questions or concerns.

Open today

09:00 am – 05:00 pm

"Redirecting and redesigning lives"

"Redirecting and redesigning lives"

Mission Statement: "GHH wants to disarm patterns of thinking that trigger repetitive and negative behaviors. To discover and embrace the true inner power of self-worth through supportive housing, peer support, job readiness skills, personal/self-development, and love. "