
Keisha Gregg, MSW
Founder & Executive Director
Trauma-Informed Peer Support & Recovery Advocate
Women in Charge
Recovery and Re-Entry Peer
Mobile Support Services
A 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization. EIN: 33-4660066.

WOMEN IN CHARGE
Empowering People. Restoring Lives. Building Stronger Communities.
Introduction
Women in Charge is a community-based empowerment, recovery, and support program helping individuals overcome barriers and build the skills, confidence, and support needed to create healthier and more productive lives.
Whether you are rebuilding after addiction, mental health challenges, trauma, homelessness, incarceration, or another major life transition, you don't have to rebuild alone.
Who We Serve
Women in Charge supports individuals who are ready to make positive changes and build a stronger future.
Our services can support:
Individuals in Recovery
People working toward maintaining long-term recovery and developing healthier lifestyles.
Individuals Experiencing Mental Health Challenges
People seeking education, coping strategies, emotional support, and practical tools.
Trauma Survivors
Individuals working to understand their experiences, strengthen coping skills, and move forward.
Individuals Experiencing Homelessness
People working toward stability, independence, and successful community integration.
Individuals Returning From Incarceration
People navigating re-entry and rebuilding their lives within the community.
Individuals Transitioning From Treatment
People who need continued support and practical skills after completing a treatment program.
Community Partnerships
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Churches
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Shelters
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Treatment Facilities
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Recovery Houses
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Correctional/Re-entry Programs
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Behavioral Health organizations
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Community Organizations
WOMEN IN CHARGE
Empowering People. Restoring Lives. Building Stronger Communities.
Women in Charge is a life-changing recovery and empowerment program designed to support individuals who are rebuilding their lives after substance dependency, mental health challenges, homelessness, trauma, incarceration, and other life-changing experiences.
We provide practical support, education, life-skills development, coping-skills training, therapeutic groups, workshops, and recovery-focused programming designed to help individuals move from surviving to thriving.
Your past does not have to determine your future.
Our Mission
To empower individuals with the knowledge, skills, support, and confidence needed to create healthier lives, strengthen relationships, achieve independence, and successfully re-enter their communities.
You have the power to change your story.
OUR SERVICES
Women in Charge provides educational, therapeutic, recovery, and empowerment services designed to help individuals develop the skills necessary to build healthier and more productive lives.
Workshops
Interactive workshops addressing personal growth, recovery, relationships, emotional wellness, decision-making, self-esteem, and successful community re-entry.
Life-Skills Development
Practical education and support focused on independent living, communication, problem-solving, time management, employment readiness, budgeting, goal setting, and daily living skills.
Coping-Skills Building
Individuals learn healthy strategies for managing stress, anger, trauma responses, cravings, triggers, difficult emotions, conflict, and life challenges.
Substance Abuse Psychotherapy Groups
Recovery-focused group sessions addressing substance use, relapse prevention, triggers, behavioral patterns, recovery skills, accountability, and maintaining long-term sobriety.
Psychoeducation
Educational programming designed to increase understanding of mental health, substance use, trauma, emotional regulation, recovery, and healthy decision-making.
Re-Entry Support
Support for individuals transitioning back into the community following incarceration, residential treatment, homelessness, or other major life transitions.
Empowerment & Personal Development
Programs designed to help individuals build confidence, identify their strengths, establish healthy boundaries, develop goals, and take responsibility for creating positive change.
Community Partnerships
Women in Charge collaborates with organizations and community-based facilities to bring supportive programming directly to the populations they serve.
WHO WE SERVE
Women in Charge supports individuals who are ready to make positive changes and build a stronger future.
Our services can support:
Individuals in Recovery
People working toward maintaining long-term recovery and developing healthier lifestyles.
Individuals Experiencing Mental Health Challenges
People seeking education, coping strategies, emotional support, and practical tools.
Trauma Survivors
Individuals working to understand their experiences, strengthen coping skills, and move forward.
Individuals Experiencing Homelessness
People working toward stability, independence, and successful community integration.
Individuals Returning From Incarceration
People navigating re-entry and rebuilding their lives within the community.
Individuals Transitioning From Treatment
People who need continued support and practical skills after completing a treatment program.

Keisha Gregg, MSW, BSW, AAS
Founder, Women in Charge
Women in Charge was created from a belief that people should never be defined solely by the most difficult chapter of their lives. Through professional experience, education, recovery, and a deep understanding of the challenges individuals face when trying to rebuild their lives, Keisha Gregg created Women in Charge to provide something more than a temporary helping hand.The goal is to help individuals develop the skills, confidence, knowledge, and support necessary to create meaningful and lasting change. Women in Charge represents a commitment to empowerment, recovery, personal responsibility, community, and the belief that change is possible. Keisha has lived experience, 12 years in Drug and Alcohol/Behavioral and Mental Health.

CHANGE HAPPENS IN COMMUNITY.
Women in Charge collaborates with organizations and community-based facilities to provide meaningful education, support, workshops, groups, and skill-building opportunities to the people they serve.
WE COLLABORATE WITH:
Churches & Faith-Based Organizations
Shelters & Housing Programs
Substance Use Treatment Facilities
Recovery Houses
Behavioral Health Organizations
Correctional & Re-Entry Programs
Community Organizations
Social Service Agencies
BRING WOMEN IN CHARGE TO YOUR ORGANIZATION.
If your organization serves individuals who could benefit from recovery support, life-skills development, coping-skills training, empowerment, or educational programming, we would love to connect.
LET'S CONNECT
Women in Charge
Phone: 215-478-1086
Email: kgregg@women-in-charge.com
Website: www.womeninchargenow.com
