Co-Chair Michelle Jameson U.S. Vets
Co-Chair Stefanie Smith Native American Connections
Human Services Planner III Anne Scott
The Continuum of Care Committee is a collaborative of cross-sector stakeholders providing housing and services to people experiencing homelessness in Maricopa County. The purpose of the Committee is to leverage relationships and diverse expertise to actively advance the broad community goals of preventing and ending homelessness throughout the region. The Committee:
Dolores (D.C.) Ernst,
Casework Service Coordinator,
Phoenix Fire Department
Adriane Clarke,
Neighborhood Services Program Coordinator,
City of Surprise
Stephanie Crum LMSW,
Outreach and Navigation Manager,
Human Services Campus
Kathy Di Nolfi,
Chief Program Officer,
A New Leaf
Alfred Edwards,
DES State Homeless Coordinator,
Arizona Department of Economic Security
Tricia Gipson,
Program Data Administrator,
Arizona Behavioral Health Corp
Irma Hollamby,
Director, Administration & Housing Services,
Housing Authority of Maricopa County
Michelle Jameson, Co-Chair
Program Director,
U.S. VETS - Phoenix
Wendy Johnson,
Executive Director,
Justa Center
Anne Marie Johnston,
Associate Director of Housing and Community Integration,
Community Bridges, Inc.
Laura Magruder M.Ed.,
Chief Executive Officer, The Flat House,
Maggie's Place
Jennifer Page,
Mercy Care AZ
Aaron Raine,
Police Officer,
Mesa Police Department
Nikki Ramirez,
Chicanos Por La Causa
Tama Reily,
Program Coordinator, Sr.,
Arizona State University
Tyler Rosensteel,
Community Information and Referral
Chela Schuster,
Community Solutions
Laura Skotnicki,
Chief Programs Officer
Save the Family
Sara Sims,
Phoenix Elementary School District
Stefanie Smith, Co-Chair
Supportive Housing Supervisor,
Native American Connections
Steven Stivers,
Chief Operating Officer,
UMOM New Day Centers
Jowan Thornton,
Salvation Army
Craig Tribken,
Director, Mission Advancement, Business Development,
Central Arizona Shelter Services (CASS)
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