We Serve We Care

 Victims Services- Georgia 

Gun Violence Survivor Support:                                                                   

 As a survivor organization and family, Rehoboth is committed to impacting the consequences of gun violence by bringing awareness and supporting survivor families.

  Since 2021, Rehoboth has sponsored The National Day of Remembrance of Homicide Victims and Families in Paulding County, GA. In 2024, Rehoboth F.C.S. ,Inc.  was honored to obtain a Proclamation from the office of  Brian Kemp, governor of Georgia, proclaiming September 25, 2024, as Georgia's Day of Remembrance of Homicide Victims and Families. 

Each year in Georgia, we will ensure that victims, survivors, and diverse agencies working to bring justice and closure for victims are honored and remembered. 

Offender Resource Bridge:

As a resource bridge, we encourage family members to support their incarcerated loved one's journey by staying engaged with their family or friends and state agencies. Support increases safety, security, and emotional wellness for offenders and staff.  We Support the reintegration of citizens returning to the community.  Georgia has thousands of people who have never entered a prison yet have felonies.  Many adults have children and experience barriers to housing and employment.  Connecting community service providers and impacted constituents is rewarding.  We believe holding people accountable and responsible can help them thrive as contributing members of their families and communities.

A comprehensive intake process identifies the basic case needs of families or individuals. Dedicated volunteers then refer or connect clients to providers.  

Rehoboth does not provide legal services.

Our volunteers are l.y.f.e coaches.

We Listen to Your Family Experience

Remember you are not alone, never be ashamed

  rather be engaged informed and responsible. 

 Life Happens 

Rehoboth continues establishing viable partnerships with those vested in providing services for our client base.

Our partners support both sides of the justice aisle.

Rehoboth seeks to gather the constituent village to support justice-impacted communities and families.

 Gun Violence Survivor Network

Crime Victims Compensation Information and Referrals

 connect families to the Georgia Department of Corrections or Community Supervision network on behalf of a loved one.

Rehoboth Engages Communities Works Shops

Crime Victims Support Groups

Gun Violence Prevention 

Youth Civic & Public Safety Engagement

Healing Communities Training for Places of worship( victims & violators & faith)

Community Justice Cafes' seminars for formerly incarcerated persons

 Excell

 focuses on youth who've experienced the absence of a primary care  provider or significant family member

Attention is given to opportunities to 

connect youth to their potential and special place.  We celebrate the best of home, school, and community.

 Youth as leaders and peer mentors, guided by adult facilitators experience engaging learning and civic opportunities.

Enrichment activities help youth experience yesterday, today and tomorrow.  

Kids are also encouraged to participate in established youth organizations.

Why volunteer with us?

 Impactful Work:

Great opportunity to impact social change.

Skills Development: 

Gain valuable experience and develop skills in community organization project management.

Community Connection:

Serve with like-minded people.

build long-lasting connections in social justice

Personal Fulfillment:

Personal satisfaction of making a difference in someone's life and our communities.

Because We Like and Need Volunteers.