Celebrating Success in Supported Employment

Our Supported Employment Program is so excited to recognize Ms. Analisha Morris on her recent employment achievement! 

Analisha was hired this month by Magnolia House as a Direct Care Staff and is thrilled to begin her new career. Finding meaningful employment is such an important milestone, and we are incredibly proud of her hard work, determination, and commitment.
We are so thankful to have a Supported Employment program that helps individuals work toward their goals and find the opportunities they are seeking. 
A special thank you to our amazing staff who continue to encourage, guide, and support our clients every step of the way on their journey to employment and independence.
Congratulations again, Analisha! 
Accountability Court Graduates – Coffee County

Two of our amazing clients from the Coffee County Accountability Court have officially graduated from the program! 
We are beyond proud of their hard work, dedication, and the incredible progress they’ve made. Watching each client’s journey—from their first day in the program to the moment they show up for the last time in front of the judge —is truly inspiring. 

This program is such a powerful reminder that change is possible and that with determination, support, and accountability, you can become the best version of yourself.
Congratulations to our graduates — we can’t wait to see all the great things ahead for you! 
Joy’s Recovery Through Boundaries
“Garden Gate has taught me that its OK to say no and set healthy boundaries”
Tashyla’s Recovery Through Art
“Garden Gate gave me time to stand still, time to focus, and coping skills to fight my inner battles”
Wendy’s Story of Success Through Services
“Unison Behavioral Services saved my life! Well, that’s not exactly true. GOD gave me this wonderful staff who tirelessly aided me in my re-entry into society after going to prison for two years.”
Kiauna’s Youth Behavioral Health Experiance
“I see a big difference in my grand-daughter since she has been in services at Unison. She is more humble at home and is doing better in school. I am very pleased and all of the staff at Ware Child and Adolescent Program are so helpful. Services have been a lifesaver for us.”
Grandmother for Kiauna, Ware Child and Adolescent Services