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Key Staff


Kim001.jpgWillie Collins, Executive Director
Mr. Collins managers the day to day operation of programs and services and provides the associated support for volunteer recruitment and training, marketing and donor support.  He also works to create collaborative relationships with various community agencies and churches. Mr. Collins has experience as an educator especially with special education. He has BS Business Administration, Course work MBA, and Former President, Board of Directors, Creative and Performing Arts Council, Prince William County, Virginia.

 

 

 


anita.jpgAnita Waddell, Special Assistant/Human Resources
Ms. Waddell provides organization and administrative support to service personnel and program personnel relative to mentoring, counseling and after schools services.  She provides human resources, support as medical officer, security officer and personnel trainer.  Also, she is a certified mentor program development trainer and parent education trainer.  Ms. Waddell is retired as an Administrative Liaison, US Marine Corps.  She has a U.S Marine Corps certification in Administrative Services and works in various capacities with youth programs.

 

 

Harold.jpgHarold Jackson, Associate, Mentoring Services
Mr. Jackson supervises and coordinates the operation of the adolescent male youth mentoring and orchestrates the character development and evidenced-based life skills programming. He assists with the mentor training, serves as the key liaison with public schools, and manages a caseload of youth / mentor matches. In addition to his 10 years experiences in youth and sports programming, he contributes in the community and a faith-based setting working with at-risk youth and families. He also coordinates the monthly educational / support meetings for the adolescent male youth and their mentors.  Mr. Jackson has worked at serving low-income clients in Montgomery, Alabama’s urban communities. His background also includes program development and volunteer recruitment and training.

 

 

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  Juana Jenkins, Lead Teacher, After School Program
In her position as Lead Teacher, Ms. Jenkins supervises a staff of 3 and the operation of the Day Center and after school program.  Ms. Jenkins provides life skills programming instructions and lead in accomplishing Center goals for academic remediation services for at-risk youth.  Ms Jenkins has an Associate of Arts and is completing her BS in Social Work at NOVA.

 

 


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