About us

EXCELLENCE
We designed our program to meet the needs of adults with special needs who are in search of excellence in a day program and not just the status quo.

INDIVIDUAL
Our Staff is committed to seeing every individual in program succeed.

ABILITY
Our program is designed to enhance the abilities of all individuals in attendance. We do not believe that disability equates to inability.

SUCCESS
Our dedicated staff assists participants in the enhancement of vocational, academic, social, and life skills to ensure each individual develops the confidence needed to successfully function in society.


STAFF
Our staff is comprised of individuals who believe persons with disabilities deserve the same opportunities as the rest of society and strive to make those opportunities a reality through the services we offer.

RESULTS
We strive for proven and measurable outcomes because the success of our program is a direct result of the success of our participants.
Proven Outcomes
We measure the success of our program by the goal attainment of each participant. If the individuals in attendance to not succeed, then we believe we have failed as a program.
Our team
We are a team of individuals who believe persons with disabilities deserve the same opportunities as the rest of society. We have decided to make those opportunities a reality through the services we offer. Our team will go above and beyond to make certain each individual in attendance attains their goals. We are determined to help our participants in their individual goal attainment whether personal, educational or vocational. We accomplish this through a person-centered approach. Should our team lack the skills to help a particular participant with a specialized condition, or need, we will outsource this training. Our team believes that participants are not adjuncts of society but are a very vital and instrumental part of society. Our team will make sure all participants are interacting and staying involved on a daily basis. Our team will assist participants in the enhancement of vocational, educational, social and life skills to ensure each individual develops the confidence needed to successfully function in society.



Debra Howard
Founder and owner
As the CEO and owner of this amazing
organization, I believe I am uniquely
positioned by God to offer an environment where individuals can be themselves and
to be in a space where respect and dignity is paramount. It is my daily goal to allow
everyone enrolled to have a voice and to
be the leader in their daily program
activities. I believe their day should be
designed around their choices and not
dictated but instead decided upon by their likes and preferences. I have a
responsibility to help each of them build
upon their unique abilities and to ensure
their independence. It is our responsibility as an organization to help each enrolled
participant develop their abilities through
social engagement, community
integration, inclusivity, life skills
development, educational growth, and
vocational opportunities.
Wymika Taylor
Program director
I have been a part of the healthcare community for over 25 years. Working in different areas such as nursing homes, hospitals, clinics, and day center facilities. While working as a CMA on the PCU floor is where I truly found my passion. I wanted to help the people coming in with mental disabilities and behavioral issues. I wanted to be their voice and make the world a little brighter. I began out in group homes with individuals teaching them basic life skills and making sure they found joy in learning and doing somethings out in the community. I went from becoming the team lead to accepting an Assistant Director position which created space for me to flourish in the IDD community. Assisting the participants in obtaining their goals and achieve small tasks has giving me such joy.
My plans for L.O.L. Life of Liberty are to bring more awareness to the facility by engaging in community activities. Using my rapport with different support coordinators to make L.O.L. Life of Liberty their first chose when choosing CAG services for their clients. I want our participants to be recognized for achieving outstanding greatness when out in the community. Together, we will become the number one day center in South GA.
Things I love to do is attend church, cook, travel and spend time with my family.
Imari Daniels
Assistant program director
Imari Daniels serves as the Assistant Director at Life of Liberty in Moultrie, Georgia, where she supports daily operations and works to ensure the safety, well-being, and quality of services provided to each participant. With over three years of professional experience in the human services field, Imari has worked as a therapist serving children and families involved in the foster care system, a DFCS family facilitator, and a behavioral aide supporting children with and without intellectual and developmental disabilities. These roles have allowed her to develop strong skills in behavioral support, family engagement, and trauma-informed care. Imari earned her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Valdosta State University and is currently pursuing her Master of Social Work at Valdosta State University. She is deeply committed to serving her community and advocating for vulnerable populations, with a strong passion for empowering individuals and families through support, education, and compassionate care.
Board Members




Josette Findlater
Board member
I am excited to be asked to join this organization as a volunteer board advisor. My position will give me the pleasure of offering suggestions and advice that will
help the operation to continue to grow and exceed in its services to those in the community with developmental disabilities. I strongly believe that disability does not equate to inability.
David Findlater
Senior advisor
I am currently an inspector in the city of Bowie, Maryland. As an inspector, I am equipped to make assessments based on findings. I hope to bring these same skills to the board. I am honored to be chosen as a board advisor to an organization providing services to individuals with developmental disabilities. I desire to lighten the load of the CEO by offering advice and suggestions based on my skills.
Valencia Saadat
Managing Advisor
I am thrilled to be an advisor for such an amazing organization. I am positioned to offer my many years of experience as a law enforcement lieutenant and current police chief to propel the organization to be the best that it can be. I am accustomed to critical thinking, working with facts, and objectivity. I am honored to be an aid in what I consider a much needed service to such a special group of individuals.
Mark Wertz
LOL Life Welcomes New Chief Operating Officer, Mark Wertz
LOL-Life of Liberty (LOL) and Wola Nani Management (WNM) is pleased to announce the appointment of Mark Wertz as its new Chief Operating Officer (COO). Mr. Wertz brings with him more than two decades of leadership experience in healthcare administration, operations, and strategic management.
Mark’s focus will be on fostering collaboration, business growth, teambuilding and aligning best practices across all entities in all locations.
Our Business
We designed our program to meet the needs of adults with developmental disabilities who are in search of excellence in a day program. Our program is designed to enhance the abilities of all individuals in attendance. Our staff have both educational and practical experience in addressing the needs of adults with varying disabilities. Our staff is committed to seeing every individual in program succeed. The success of our program is a direct result of the success of our participants.
