Destiny Daniels, PhD. 

Executive Director - Founder

Raven Daniels,

Office Manager

Destiny has over 20 years of experience in the non-profit industry and has owned this organization for the last 16 years. Destiny has extensive education in religion, counseling, healthcare and business administration.  Destiny herself, has experienced homelessness, incarceration, emotional/mental health issues, and has been the loved one of addicts most of her life. With what she has learned over the last 20 years, she has developed an evidence based practice and streamlined program of services to offer to clients in need. She takes a person first approach with her clients to navigate their issues with compassion and understanding.

Awards and Recognitions:
Kentucky Colonel
PFLAG Scholarship recipient
Luca Scholarship recipient
Angel Badge
Stakeholder in the Kentucky Interfaith Paths to Peace
Letter of Support from National Alliance on Mental Illness Louisville Chapter Jan Henry
Letter of Support from former Louisville Metro Council President, David James
Letter of Support from Mayor or Radcliff, Mike Weaver

Community involvement:
Goodwill Ambassador
One Love Louisville Ambassador
Louisville Metro Police Department Citizens Police Academy Class 31
Louisville Metro Police Department Clergy Police Academy
Coalition for the Homeless Continuum of Care
Transitional Partners Network
Kentucky Re-entry Coalition

Fairness Campaign Volunteer

American Red Cross Volunteer

Kentucky Prescription Assistance Authorized Provider

Partner Metro United Way 2-1-1

Partner Myky.info

Partner outcarehealth.org

Presenter Kentucky Trans-Wellness Summit 2023

Louisville Youth Group Alumn

American Red Cross

Salvation Army Center of Hope

Volunteers of America Unity House

Center for Accessible Living

Toonerville Trolley Neighborhood Association

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Raven achieved the rank of Squad Leader at Kentucky Bluegrass Challenge Academy in 2014. She recieved recognition from the Commonwealth of Kentucky State House of Representatives for Academic Achievement in 2008. And is enrolled at the Goodwill Excel Center to obtain her Adult High School Diploma. She has experienced homelessness, addiction, mental health issues, human trafficking, and incarceration. She brings her compassion for listening and motivation to our clients, and is meticulous with organization and information technology support. 

She facilitates a safe space for addicts to play video games, board games and share their stories of addiction, emotional / mental well-being and other concerns.