The GLASS Team 

Rebecka Cherry
Program Director
Rebecka Cherry has dedicated her life to helping others reclaim theirs. In recovery herself since 1989, she discovered her calling in 2008 while working in sober living environments, where she found purpose in guiding individuals on their journey to sobriety. With over 14 years of experience working alongside men reintegrating from prison and veterans in recovery, Rebecka joined Land Manor in 2021 as the Program Director for the G.L.A.S.S. Program. Her steadfast commitment has strengthened the program and fostered essential community partnerships. Rebecka is a source of unwavering support for women in recovery and their children, building foundations for hope and healing in every life she touches.

 

 

Tina Griffin
Linkage Specialist
Tina Griffin brings both professional expertise and a compassionate heart to her role as Linkage Specialist for the G.L.A.S.S. Project. A U.S. Air Force veteran with experience in Social Actions: Substance Abuse, Tina has spent nearly two decades working with youth in correctional facilities and adults with developmental disabilities. Since 2020, she has devoted herself to connecting women in recovery with essential resources and support systems. Tina’s work is fueled by her belief in helping individuals achieve stable, substance-free lives, guiding each person with empathy and dedication toward joyful, lasting recovery.

 

 

Roxanne Evans
Recovery Coach
Roxanne Evans is a powerful voice of resilience and support in the Golden Triangle community. In long-term recovery herself, Roxanne has survived both substance abuse and domestic violence, experiences that deepen her understanding of the challenges faced by those she supports. She is passionate about helping individuals navigate difficult emotions, confront limiting beliefs, and establish boundaries that protect their sobriety. With her unique insights and compassionate approach, Roxanne shows others that recovery is achievable. She believes deeply in the transformative power of simply being present for someone else’s journey.

 

 

Emily Helmick
Recovery Coach
Emily Helmick’s journey is a testament to resilience and the power of community. A single mother who overcame domestic violence and substance abuse, Emily is an alumna of the G.L.A.S.S. Project and now proudly serves as a Recovery Coach. Her own recovery began when she arrived in Beaumont with only a backpack, entering Land Manor’s Franklin House North with a willingness to accept help and guidance. Today, she and her two children are thriving, supported by the healthy relationships and structures she built during her recovery. Emily is passionately dedicated to paying forward the compassion and support she received, helping others find their path to a fulfilling life free from substance abuse.