Empower GENOW Network

Wanda Way Homes invites the community to join us this morning from 9:00–11:00 AM for a powerful Day of Healing at Reach One Recovery, in partnership with Wanda Way Homes .

📍 Reach One Recovery & Wanda Way Homes
3699 Vine Street, Cincinnati, OH 45220

This healing session is open to individuals and families impacted by substance use, addiction, and mental health challenges. The morning will include prayer, reflection, and community healing, creating space for restoration, hope, and support.

This gathering is hosted on the Wanda Way Homes campus, an Empower GENNOW Network–operated program under Clear Path Recovery Housing, created in memory of Wanda Easterling, a former housing case manager at Talbert House who dedicated her life to supporting individuals battling addiction and mental health challenges. Wanda Way Homes exists to continue her legacy through recovery housing, healing, and community care.

Thank you to ALL IN Cincinnati for this opportunity.

You are welcome here. 💜

See how the Empower GENOW Network professional development program empowered Camille Bryant (Cohort 2).

Camille Bryant is a finance professional and community advocate focused on advancing economic equity, career mobility, and leadership development for emerging Black leaders.

Camille is committed to building opportunities and mentoring the next generation of leaders. She leverages corporate expertise to create impact-driven outcomes and elevate visibility for Black talent.

“Generation NOW strengthened my leadership voice and expanded my network,” she shares. “It reminded me that Cincinnati has the space for young Black leaders to shape narrative, accelerate change, and create impact now.”

Apply to join the next women’s professional development cohort: vobc.co/ADVANCE

The ADVANCE training program helps African American women in Cincinnati achieve career advancement The ADVANCE workforce development training program provides resources to help African American women in Cincinnati find careers.

See how the Empower GENOW Network professional development program empowered Victoria Mullins (Cohort 2)!

Victoria Mullins is the Area Leader for The Ohio State University Extension in Hamilton and Butler Counties. She works to eliminate food deserts, support urban agriculture, and provide education and research for local food systems. Victoria has held multiple community-based positions, focusing on strengthening equitable access to healthy food.

She is passionate about community development and empowering local leaders.
“Generation NOW created a space for Black women in leadership to connect, collaborate, and support one another,” Victoria shares. “It was invaluable for my growth, both personally and professionally.”

Apply to join the next women’s professional development cohort: vobc.co/ADVANCE

The ADVANCE training program helps African American women in Cincinnati achieve career advancement The ADVANCE workforce development training program provides resources to help African American women in Cincinnati find careers.

See how the Empower GENOW Network professional development program empowered Shanna Young (Cohort 2)!

Shanna Young is a Lockbox Support Specialist with ten years of experience in banking operations. She specializes in payment processing, technical troubleshooting, and cross-functional team support while maintaining accuracy and efficiency in high-volume environments.

Her leadership is rooted in collaboration, self-awareness, and adaptability.
“Generation NOW taught me the importance of networking and self-knowledge,” Shanna shares. “I learned to leverage my strengths, embrace growth, and build strong teams through collaboration and resilience.”

Apply to join the next women’s professional development cohort: vobc.co/ADVANCE