Ms. Hall graduated from UNC-Chapel Hill in 2004 with degrees in English and African-American Studies. She holds a Master’s Degree from North Carolina A&T State University, in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, with a certificate in Rehabilitation Counseling and Behavioral Addictions.  She is a Licensed Clinical Addictions Specialist (LCAS) and a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor (LCMHC). Ms. Hall has over 14 years of experience working directly with individuals with mental health and substance use issues. She has experience in clinical assessments, treatment plans, case management, resource linkage and group therapy for individuals with significant behavioral health and substance use concerns; many of whom were experiencing homelessness and had justice involvement. Ms. Hall is proficient in Spanish and is committed to working with vulnerable populations.

Mr. McCulloch-Bauer graduated from North Carolina State University with a Bachelor of Social Work in 2018, after which he worked alongside refugees with Lutheran Services Carolinas, coordinating both community engagement efforts and volunteer partnerships. He then returned to school and graduated from NCSU in 2022 with a Master of Social Work after having interned with the Chapel Hill Police Department Crisis Unit during the academic school year, providing stabilization services and referrals to local resources. Nick decided to remain in Chapel Hill professionally and was subsequently hired on as a Rapid Re-Housing Case Manager with the Orange County Housing Department before transferring over to the Street Outreach team in August 2022.

Mr. Morande graduated from Bowdoin College in Maine in 2019 with degrees in Sociology and Latin American Studies. He has lived experience with housing insecurity and spent his undergraduate years studying homelessness and strategies for addressing it effectively. He worked with Maine Medical Center’s Homeless Health Partners to connect people living on the street with health services. Following graduation, Mr. Morande was awarded a Fellowship to study peer-based homeless organizations around the world. He moved to Chapel Hill in August with his partner and sought this position because of his passion for linking unsheltered neighbors with housing services and enabling them to creatively voice their own experiences in a relationship-based model. Mr. Morande is fluent in Spanish.

Mr. Everett graduated from North Carolina State University in 2019 with a degree in Sociology. During his time as an undergraduate he juggled the role of a Division 1 football player while volunteering with the Boys and Girls club of Raleigh. It was through these interactions he learned first about the housing insecurities. Seeing families without stable living conditions changed the trajectory of his educational and professional career. He has been a Certified Peer Support Specialist since 2020 and is currently the acting chair for At the Table, an outreach program that serves high need residents. Duan is further dedicated to providing transportation access to underserved families in both the Orange and Durham counties. As a North Carolina native, Mr. Everett’s commitment to serving those with housing and food insecurities has become not only his passion but his mission.