YOU DESERVE SUPPORT, DIGNITY, AND THE OPPORTUNITY TO REBUILD YOUR LIFE!
Short bio for Mrs. McGarity
Rehoboth has a long-standing history of advocacy, community partnership, and commitment to justice-impacted individuals. Over the past decade, our work has contributed to meaningful policy change, community engagement, and restorative pathways across Georgia.
By believing in people and providing support, we shift perceptions, break cycles, and build stronger communities. A societal shift occurs when individuals are offered opportunity and treated with dignity. We encourage the community to see justice-impacted individuals as capable leaders and contributors.

This group includes people returning from incarceration, individuals on probation or parole, and persons facing reentry barriers. Also included are adults rebuilding family connections and community stability, as well as individuals seeking opportunity, restoration, and leadership development.
This group includes children and youth, partners, grandparents, extended relatives, and caregivers who have been affected by justice involvement.
This group includes correctional agencies, public safety entities, the Office of the District Attorney, Georgia State Senators, Georgia State Representatives, the Georgia Department of Community Supervision, and the Georgia Department of Juvenile Justice.
This group includes Rehoboth Board of Directors, justice-impacted volunteers, Family Unification Network (FUN), Georgia Justice Reform Partnership, National Incarceration Association, Austell Community Task Force, Georgia Moms Demand Action, and the West Metro NAACP.
This group includes the Georgia Justice Projects, Southern Center for Human Rights, and the Justice Reform Partnership.

Cynthia McGarity, Founder
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