Taming My M.E.S.S. Foundation, Inc. (501(c)(3)) is a non-profit organization dedicated to empowering women impacted by the justice system through various community initiatives, including mentorship programs and holistic support. Led by Kenyatta Mccloud, our services focus on personal growth and resilience, offering workforce readiness, journaling workshops, and transitional services designed to support women in transition. We aim to help women rebuild their lives, gain confidence, and successfully reintegrate into their communities. Our commitment is to create a safe, supportive space where every woman has the tools and guidance to transform lives and thrive.
This comprehensive reentry initiative, spearheaded by the non-profit organization, aims to reduce recidivism among women in Duval County. By directly recruiting from local and state female correctional institutions, the program reaches women in transition at a critical point and provides the necessary support to help them rebuild their lives with confidence and purpose.
Mentorship Programs: Personalized guidance and connection with trained mentors, like Kenyatta Mccloud, who have experienced similar journeys, offering pre- and post-release mentoring and guidance that fosters personal growth and resilience.
Employment: Job readiness training, career coaching, and resume support lead to sustainable work opportunities, empowering women to transform their lives.
Stability: The initiative focuses on building essential life skills, connecting participants to housing resources, and establishing a sustainable daily routine.
Support Services: Holistic support centered on emotional wellness, community connections, and everyday needs, all aimed at supporting women and promoting women empowerment.
A transformative 9-week journey designed to guide women through self-reflection, personal healing, and the creation of a personalized release plan. More than just a journal, it’s a blueprint for rebuilding, empowering women to reclaim their stories, set meaningful goals, and step confidently into their next chapter.
Taming My M.E.S.S. Foundation, Inc. (501(c)(3)) is a non-profit organization dedicated to empowering women impacted by the justice system through various community initiatives, including mentorship programs and holistic support. Led by Kenyatta Mccloud, our services focus on personal growth and resilience, offering workforce readiness, jo
Taming My M.E.S.S. Foundation, Inc. (501(c)(3)) is a non-profit organization dedicated to empowering women impacted by the justice system through various community initiatives, including mentorship programs and holistic support. Led by Kenyatta Mccloud, our services focus on personal growth and resilience, offering workforce readiness, journaling workshops, and transitional services designed to support women in transition. We aim to help women rebuild their lives, gain confidence, and successfully reintegrate into their communities. Our commitment is to create a safe, supportive space where every woman has the tools and guidance to transform lives and thrive.
Our goal is to create a world where every woman impacted by the justice system, supported by community initiatives and mentorship programs, has access to the tools and resources necessary to transform her life. Through our non-profit organization, we aim to empower women in transition, fostering personal growth and resilience, ultimately
Our goal is to create a world where every woman impacted by the justice system, supported by community initiatives and mentorship programs, has access to the tools and resources necessary to transform her life. Through our non-profit organization, we aim to empower women in transition, fostering personal growth and resilience, ultimately enabling them to achieve lasting independence and fulfillment.
Since our founding, Taming My M.E.S.S. Foundation, led by Kenyatta Mccloud, has been dedicated to community initiatives that support women in transition through various mentorship programs and personal growth opportunities. We have provided journals, workshops, and training designed to encourage self-reflection, healing, and resilience, f
Since our founding, Taming My M.E.S.S. Foundation, led by Kenyatta Mccloud, has been dedicated to community initiatives that support women in transition through various mentorship programs and personal growth opportunities. We have provided journals, workshops, and training designed to encourage self-reflection, healing, and resilience, fostering the personal growth of each participant. Our non-profit organization has built partnerships with local organizations and correctional facilities to expand access to critical resources. Through these efforts, we have helped women achieve sustainable employment, stable housing, and renewed confidence, ultimately transforming lives and empowering women in their communities.
This comprehensive reentry initiative, spearheaded by the non-profit organization, aims to reduce recidivism among women in Duval County. By directly recruiting from local and state female correctional institutions, the program reaches women in transition at a critical point and provides the necessary support to help them rebuild their lives with confidence and purpose.
Mentorship Programs: Personalized guidance and connection with trained mentors, like Kenyatta Mccloud, who have experienced similar journeys, offering pre- and post-release mentoring and guidance that fosters personal growth and resilience.
Employment: Job readiness training, career coaching, and resume support lead to sustainable work opportunities, empowering women to transform their lives.
Stability: The initiative focuses on building essential life skills, connecting participants to housing resources, and establishing a sustainable daily routine.
Support Services: Holistic support centered on emotional wellness, community connections, and everyday needs, all aimed at supporting women and promoting women empowerment.
Need job assistance but not available during the day? That's exactly why the Taming My MESS Foundation, led by Kenyatta Mccloud, is changing the game with its community initiatives. Your schedule shouldn't stop your success. Through our mentorship programs, we support women in transition, fostering personal growth and resilience to transform lives and promote women empowerment.
As women, we all encounter our own M.E.S.S. (Mindsets, Emotions, Struggles, and Situations). Through community initiatives led by Kenyatta Mccloud, we engage in real conversations that foster personal growth and resilience. Our non-profit organization is dedicated to mentorship programs that support women, especially those in transition, empowering them to transform lives and each other.
Our Youth Prevention Program, part of our community initiatives, is designed to interrupt cycles of trauma, poverty, and incarceration before they begin—empowering young people with the tools, mentorship programs, and opportunities they need to thrive. Led by Kenyatta Mccloud, we focus on fostering personal growth and resilience, ultimately transforming lives and supporting women, particularly those in transition, through our dedicated non-profit organization aimed at women empowerment.
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The Girls Circle upcoming Galentines Party focused on connection, encouragement, and celebrating the power of sisterhood.
Celebrating an upcoming milestone for the Taming My M.E.S.S. Foundation—one year of empowering women and creating change.
13 Women. A weekend of empowerment, inspiration, and self-care in a new and refreshing environment.
