A five unit apartment style building servicing both homeless individuals and families at 6113 Breezewood Court, #204, Greenbelt, MD 20770

Sabrina Barbour has been in the field of employment and housing case management for 5+ years. In this capacity she has had the pleasure of working under several programs, namely, the Center for Creative Nonviolence Employment and Housing Supportive Service Program, the Naylor Road Family Shelter, and the Prince George’s House Emergency and Transitional Men’s Shelter. Her work has allowed her the opportunity to assist individuals and families experiencing short and long-term bouts of homelessness, to apply for local and federally supported aid, become gainfully employed, and find permanent and stable housing. Interesting tidbits- Sabrina is Certified SOAR Trained (SSI/SSDI Outreach Access and Recovery).

(301) 982-5025

Located at 810 Potomac Ave, SE, Washington, DC 20003

Karol has 18 years experience, and counting, in the social services field. She has worked in various capacities to provide direct services to children and families, and find it as her calling to assist others. She received her undergraduate degree in Sociology from Fayetteville State University and her Master of Social Work Degree from Howard University. Interesting tidbits – Karol is formally trained in transformational life coaching, which contributes to her effectiveness in providing high quality supportive services to our consumers.

(202) 810- 6679

Located at 810 Potomac Ave, SE, Washington, DC 20003

Earl has been in the social work field for 7 years working two years as a Fatherhood Program Coordinator and has spent five years working with the homeless population by assisting, promoting, and empowering men to be more self-sufficient. In his current role, he works to strengthen the family bond bridging the gap between homeless residents and their loved ones. Earl displays dedication, leadership, and dependability in his career and in his community. Interesting tidbits – During his idol time Earl very active in his community by mentoring troubled youth, guiding them to necessary resources to better their well-being.

(202) 810- 6682