Lamar Odom has just invested in three drug treatment centers in California ... with the hopes of helping people turn around their lives -- just as he did with his own several years ago.
has just invested in three drug treatment centers in California ... with the hopes of helping people turn around their lives -- just as he did with his own several years ago.Dontae RalstonA rep for Odom tells us the venues consist of a women's residential treatment home and two men's detox and residential treatment homes.
The buildings will be, fittingly, called"Odom Wellness Treatment Centers" -- and Lamar is vowing to be"highly involved" with the patients at the facilities. In fact, we're told Lamar is"ready to start saving lives" ASAP. "He wants to help everyone he can," Odom's rep says."He is thankful that he was given a second chance at his life and feels his destiny is to help others."
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