Artist

Georgia began singing on stage at the age of four years old.  By the age of six she knew she wanted to be a professional singer when she grew up.  She performed the leading role in the school operates throughout her junior school years and continued as a public singer throughout adulthood.

As a survival of domestic violence, Georgia created the program, “Overcoming Abuse,” in 1999, to lift the awareness of domestic violence in the community.  She has appeared on television, newspaper and radio.  She received the “Women Who Care” award for her work and services.  Today, she has completed her first published book and recorded her first written song, both titled, “When I Found Love I Found Me,” to fulfill her goal of helping others to overcome abuse.