Roz Manley is a wife, mother, grandmother, motivational speaker, survivor, advocate and so much more. She believes that her life's order is GOD, Family and Community. Roz has volunteered her time serving on various Board of Directors to use her seat at the table to improve her community. She has received numerous awards for her efforts. She currently serves as the President of CAP's Board of Directors. In November 2016, after years of service working for a major corporation, with the love and support of her family, Roz decided to resign from her occupation to fulfill her calling- to uplift, inspire, and free others who experienced many of the same issues she had faced. To do this meant more to her than any paycheck. Roz has devoted a lot of her time as an inspirational speaker. Her goal is not only to bring awareness to domestic violence against and sexual assault, but to become a pillar in the movement to create change. She partners with other like-minded organizations and volunteers her time to serve her community. She has received an award for her efforts on the “Healing Lives Tour” in addition to the “Making a Difference” award through CAP. Roz currently works for CCPS as a Secretary. She also is one of her schools Check-In Check-out Intervention Facilitators. In 2019 Roz realized she needed to model the behaviors she talked about, at that time she opened up publicly about her struggles with her mental health. After the sudden loss of her Mother in Oct 2019 she learned from a good friend "It's okay not to be okay". She decided to use her platform to talk about those struggles to help not only herself but her community.