Brittany L. Johnson is a nonprofit leader, community advocate, and mental health professional dedicated to improving the lives of individuals and families facing homelessness, housing instability, and economic hardship. She is the Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Restoring One’s Hope of Atlanta, Inc. (ROHA), a community-based organization committed to providing resources, supportive services, and opportunities that help individuals regain stability and independence.
     Since founding ROHA in 2018, Brittany has led the organization in developing innovative programs that address critical community needs. Through community resource fairs, food distribution initiatives, harm reduction programs, workforce support, and strategic partnerships, ROHA has connected thousands of individuals to housing assistance, healthcare services, employment resources, and essential support systems.
     Brittany brings a multidisciplinary background to her leadership, with professional experience in behavioral health counseling, case management, healthcare navigation, and legal services. She has worked with vulnerable populations across Atlanta, helping individuals navigate complex systems and access the services necessary to improve their quality of life. Served on City of Atlanta Taskforce for the homeless community. Work with City of Atlanta in closing the Old Wheat Street encampment where Restoring One’s Hope and two other organizations came together to house 30 people through that project.
     She earned her Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Clark Atlanta University with a 3.95 GPA and is committed to advancing community-centered solutions that promote equity, dignity, and long-term stability.
Brittany and her team were the recipients of Hands on Atlanta Nonprofit of the Year award. 
    Through her work, Brittany continues to build partnerships with community organizations, healthcare providers, government agencies, and local leaders to create sustainable pathways for individuals and families to restore hope and rebuild their lives.