Community
Leaning on our community of neighbors, friends and volunteers
Because of the help from others, Healing Broken Vessels can provide training and career development services, helping with housing and assistance in the Wilson County Community and surrounding counties, as well as support services for women who need help. We cannot do it on our own, and we would not have made it this far without your help.
Personal Development
Providing classes and seminars in technical, financial, vocational, and personal development
The GRAYCE Project is six-week program is an integrated approach that helps to develop personal, interpersonal, dealing with procrastination, and alcohol and drug resistance skills. Along with the GRAYCE Project, we offer a number of classes and seminars that focus on vocational growth and personal lifehacks.
Invigorating Wholeness
Growth and development in the community is our focus
The Healing Broken Vessels community is one advocates personal growth and positive living. We provide our community with inspiration for a better life and a better world, delivering both free content and education, a safe and supportive environment for like-minded people to connect, and products for living a positive and inspired life.
Our Staff
Just a few names that continue to help us in our quest to help the Wilson County community, and beyond! We pride ourselves in providing our community with an amazing team from all walks of life, that possesses amazing skills and talents to help continue to keep Healing Broken Vessels running strong:
Diantha McLeod
Founder, Executive Director
Linda Irby
Secretary
Deon Anderson
Board Member
Bradford Ewing
Chief Technology Officer
Robert McLeod
Chairman
Jaylene Younge
Board Member
Linda Harris
Board Member