Empowering Women for a Brighter Future
Safe transitional housing and support for women in Ohio.
MISSION & VISION
Mission Statement
Capital City Reentry Solutions LLC provides safe transitional housing and comprehensive reentry services for women returning from incarceration. We remove barriers, provide structure, and connect women to the tools needed to achieve stability, employment, and long-term self-sufficiency.
Vision & Near-Term Impact
Our immediate vision is to:
- Launch our first women’s transitional housing home within the next few months
- Add a second home before the end of the year
- Support 10–12 women in 2026 as they transition from survival mode to stability, employment, and active participation in the community
Success means women leaving our program with housing stability, income, restored confidence, and the ability to contribute meaningfully to their families and neighborhoods.
Empowering Women Together
Our Founders Story
Capital City Reentry Solutions LLC was founded by Natasha Lynn North, a healthcare professional, systems leader, and survivor who understands firsthand what it means to navigate trauma, instability, and loss while still choosing to build a meaningful future.
As a young mother, Natasha experienced homelessness with two small children, including sleeping in abandoned houses during winter months. Over her lifetime, she has survived multiple forms of abuse and, most recently, the sudden loss of her 25-year-old daughter. These experiences shaped her deep empathy for women navigating trauma—not from theory, but from lived reality.
Professionally, Natasha has been a Licensed Practical Nurse since 2007 and has served as a Director of Clinical Reimbursement since 2018. Her background bridges compassion and accountability, combining trauma-informed care with structure, outcomes, and operational discipline.
Capital City Reentry Solutions exists to ensure that women returning from incarceration are not left to navigate reentry alone or unsupported. Natasha believes that with the right structure, expectations, and access to resources, women can move beyond survival mode and build stable, self-sufficient lives.
