Secoya Jenkins
BA, MAcc. Founder of Glamgreyco.com and interior designer; serves as Finance Coordinator.
Reentry · Housing · Dignity
We walk with women coming home from incarceration — helping them find housing, healing, and the tools to build a life of their own.
No photo ID and no documents to start over with.
No money to make it through a single day.
Nowhere safe and stable to live.
The long road back to family and community.
Our story
In March 2018, A Woman's Worth Project was birthed by Nerika Jenkins out of her own experience with incarceration — and her graduation from college. She knew firsthand the obstacles women face coming home, and knew it was her destiny to change them.
We help women financially, socially, and spiritually — through mental health counseling, post-incarceration therapy, domestic and sexual violence recovery, and life and professional skills. Because stable housing is a proven intervention that reduces recidivism and costs far less than a prison bed, we are committed to providing a safe, supportive house for every woman returning home.
We believe all women can embrace who they are, define their future, and change the world.
To amplify and uplift women and girls facing incarceration, homelessness, and abuse — breaking the cycle of recidivism by providing support, resources, and real opportunities for growth, so they can realize their worth and become agents of change in their communities.
A society where every woman has the chance to unleash her full potential — free from the chains of dependency, and free to pursue her dreams without economic, social, or cultural limits.
BA, MAcc. Founder of Glamgreyco.com and interior designer; serves as Finance Coordinator.
BS, Sociology. Active AKA member and Executive Assistant at a global insurance company.
MPH, MCHES. Creator and director of The HeartSmarts cardiovascular health education program at Presbyterian Hospital.
AA, Psychology. Christian counselor and author of "A Journey 2 Tough to Quit"; member of the National Council, US.
Author and community-based facilitator who leads Grief Behind the Gravel — trauma-informed, culturally responsive healing workshops for women impacted by incarceration, loss, family separation, and systemic harm.
Returning Citizens Liaison with Employ Prince George’s, connecting returning citizens to employment, training, and support across the DMV. A Washingtonian advocate for reentry justice and workforce equity, rooted in lived experience.
Seven steps from her first day of freedom to a stable, self-sufficient life.
Essentials waiting on day one — clothing basics, toiletries, sanitary supplies, and gift cards so she can choose what she needs most.
Financial help to recover the documents that prove she exists — birth certificate and photo ID — the first key to everything else.
A licensed psychologist provides assessments, intimate group sessions, and one-on-one care to support healing after incarceration, abuse, and trauma.
Managing time and money, communicating well, caring for health and home, handling stress, and rebuilding the relationships that matter.
Professional and casual attire, shoes, and coats — so she walks into every room with confidence.
Résumé building, mock interviews, interpersonal skills, and computer literacy to open the door to meaningful work.
A bridge home for women and LGBTQ+ individuals leaving prison — transitional housing for up to 24 months while she secures income, work, and a permanent place of her own.
Feeding the less fortunate — our people, our community, our neighborhood.
Free HIV testing and flu shots, plus PPE, personal care products, and food.
Featuring keynote speaker Nerika Jenkins, with the ANS Association.
A panel discussion on criminal justice reform.
Let's make a change
Every donation is tax-deductible and goes directly toward housing, healing, and a fresh start for a woman who has earned one. Give once, or partner with us all year.
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Nerika Jenkins, Founder
Phone: 862-450-6662
Email: n.jenkins@awwp2018.org
Website: nerikajenkins.com
Atlanta, Georgia