Parental Empowerment and Community Evolution

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Our Mission

The purpose of the organization is to promote holistic wellness across communities. Specifically, the organization facilitates interventions and programs grounded in trauma-informed care, two-generational family support, and the prevention of adverse childhood experiences (ACEs), with the goal of strengthening families and fostering long-term community transformation.

What We Do

Our Programs

Peace Keepers

  • Workshops on trauma-informed care

  • Individual consults

  • Community seminars and parenting events

  • Small-group parenting sessions

  • Resource referrals to mental health, wellness, and social services

Peace Builders

  • Parent-child joint programming

  • Life skills and educational workshops for youth

  • Mentorship and counseling for parents and children

  • Community resource events and seminars

Peace Makers

  • ACEs awareness campaigns

  • School and community workshops

  • Collaboration with local service providers

  • Corporate Partnerships

Who We Are

P.E.A.C.E. Group, Inc.

Families Empowered. Communities Transformed.

Ashley Whitfield – Founder & President

Ashley Whitfield is a Licensed Professional Counselor and School Counselor with more than 12 years of experience supporting children, adolescents, and families in schools, mental health settings, and community agencies. Her work has given her a firsthand understanding of how childhood adversity, family challenges, and community conditions can influence mental health, educational outcomes, and overall well-being.

Recognizing that many families need support beyond traditional counseling and school-based services, Ashley created P.E.A.C.E. Group, Inc. as an unconventional, community-centered approach to addressing these needs. Through education, family empowerment, trauma-informed programming, and community partnerships, PEACE Group seeks to connect families with practical resources while helping communities better understand and respond to the impact of adverse childhood experiences (ACEs). Her vision is rooted in a simple belief: when families are empowered with knowledge, support, and targeted resources, communities have greater opportunities to thrive.

Jason Whitfield – Treasurer & Primary Collaborator

Kimberly Harris – Secretary

Judy Lombard-Barkum- Board Member

Velma Johnson- Board Member

How You Can Help

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