A new beginning starts with support.
Safe housing, recovery support, life skills, and mentorship for people rebuilding after homelessness, addiction, or incarceration.
We believe everyone deserves a path forward — and a community that believes in them.
AAC meets people where they are and walks alongside them toward lasting change. Through safe housing, recovery support, life skills, and practical resources, we help people move from crisis toward stability, self-awareness, and independence — one step at a time.
Programs that move people forward
A full circle of support — from safe housing to the skills and connections that sustain independence.
Housing & Reentry Support
Safe, supportive housing and guided steps toward stability for people rebuilding after homelessness or incarceration.
Recovery & Community
Peer support, sponsors, and connections to 12-step and community recovery programs.
Life Skills & Employment
Financial literacy, life skills, mentorship, and referrals to employment and education resources.
Entrepreneurship & Skills
Hands-on creative skills training — candles, soaps, apparel, and more — building paths to self-sufficiency.
Rochelle Johnson
Founder & CEO
Rochelle Johnson
Founder & CEO, All About Change Recovery Services
Born and raised in Compton, Rochelle founded AAC from lived experience. Having walked through substance use and incarceration herself, she understands what it takes to start over — and how much a safe place and a believing community can matter. Her story shapes every part of AAC's approach.
Read Rochelle's storyReal moments, real change
From outreach events to hands-on skills training, AAC's work happens in community.
Community Outreach
Meeting people where they are.
Skills & Training
Building confidence and self-sufficiency.
Entrepreneurship
Hands-on creative skills training.
Be part of someone's fresh start.
Whether you give your time, your experience, or your partnership, you help people rebuild their lives. There are many ways to stand with AAC.
Your support changes lives.
Donations fund safe housing, recovery support, IDs and assistance, and the mentorship that helps people rebuild. Every gift moves someone closer to independence.