Uwem Ward is a fiery visionary and self-love advocate who helps women of color to own, voice, heal, and conquer their story and their purpose. She is a published author, a heartfelt public speaker, a small group leader at The Father’s House in Vacaville, CA, a domestic survivor advocate with Northwest Family Life in Seattle, Washington, and a trained leader for Celebrate Recovery and the California Black Women's Health Project. She is a new blogger on her page, The #HolyHotHead Blog.

Ward is the founder and CEO of ALL MADE WELL Recovery Programs (AMW) based in East Sacramento. ALL MADE WELL programs are designed to create safe spaces for leaders, healers, and high achievers to find freedom from their traumas, be fully present, and well for the communities that need them. AMW groups deal with everything from childhood abuse, addiction, betrayal trauma, racial and spiritual trauma, as well as “culturally acceptable” and not so acceptable coping mechanisms. ALL MADE WELL partners with local churches to bring a “healing culture” so the church can have the impact that Jesus did.

Besides all that she does in the community, Coach Ward is also a formerly homeschooling mother of 4 and married to her high school sweetheart.

Domestic Violence, Alcohol & Drug Abuse, Child Abuse, Sexual Assault Recovery, Addiction & Recovery, Black Heritage, Black History Month, Diversity & Inclusion, Women, Faith & Religion, Culture