Join Us
Our staff & volunteers
Shea Phillips BS, CACI, CPS-AD -Founder/Executive Director
Tura Taylor - CFO
Chad Frederick PhD ABD - CTO
Julie White Newsom - Secretary
House Managers Needed
We are looking for female managers or a married couple who share our passion for helping others. Ideally, these individuals will be active in recovery or have a background in military or corrections.
Requirements:
Must be able to pass a background check.
Must have at least two years off probation/parole.
No current or pending charges.
Willing to become CPR certified.
Periodic drug screenings will be required.
If you or someone you know is interested, please reach out to Shea Phillips, President/CEO, by email at:
sheaphillips@bettishouse.org
Volunteers Needed
Join Us in Making a Difference! Volunteer at Our Transitional House
Are you ready to make a real impact in the lives of individuals transitioning to a better future? We’re looking for compassionate and dedicated volunteers to join our team and help support our residents as they rebuild their lives.
Volunteer Opportunities Include:
- Yard & Construction Clean-Up: Assist with yard maintenance and new construction clean-up as we continue to improve our facilities.
- Transportation Support: Drive residents to important appointments, meetings, and other engagements.
- Facilitate Meetings: Help coordinate and bring meetings into the facility to support our community members’ growth.
- Donations: We also need food, furniture, and clothing donations to meet the daily needs of our residents.
Be a sponsor
We are seeking sponsors to support women on their journey to recovery. A sponsor can be an individual or a group that provides financial assistance—whether covering a portion of their fees, a monthly contribution, or the full cost of their crucial first 60 days. During this time, these women gain access to substance use treatment, mental health resources, and individual counseling to address trauma—three key factors that often lead women to incarceration. Your support during these first 60 days can make a life-changing difference, giving them the rehabilitation and second chance they truly need and deserve.
