ChaQuana McEntyre (she/her), a passionate and results-driven BIPOC leader, founded FRT in 2014 and serves as the Executive Director, showcasing a proven track record in non-profit leadership. With expertise in program development, financial management, and team building, she has spearheaded innovative initiatives, ensuring transparency, accountability, and organizational success.
TBD(she/her) manages all financial aspects of FRT and has over 26 years of experience in financial management, nonprofit management, affordable housing, housing development, leadership, entrepreneurship & consulting. She has a bachelor’s degree in Organizational Behavior and is a certified nonprofit accountant and a QuickBooks Pro Advisor.
The Mental Health Director provides clinical leadership and administrative oversight for the Adult Rehabilitative Mental Health Services (ARMHS) program. They are responsible for ensuring high-quality, person-centered, and trauma-informed mental health services that meet state and organizational standards. The Director supervises clinical staff, oversees program implementation, and ensures compliance with ARMHS regulations and best practices. Key responsibilities include staff training and development, program evaluation, risk management, policy development, and collaboration with community partners to enhance service delivery and outcomes for individuals served.
Karen (she/her) is the Adult Rehabilitative Mental Health Services (ARMHS) Clinical Supervisor.
TBD(he/they) serves as a Mental Health Practitioner for the Adult Rehabilitative Mental Health Services (ARMHS) program. He also serves as a Housing Navigator and provides Housing Stabilization Services throughout St. Louis County.
Tasha Jurdi (she/her) serves as a Mental Health Practitioner for the Adult Rehabilitative Mental Health Services (ARMHS) program. She also serves as a Housing Navigator and provides Housing Stabilization Services throughout St. Louis County.
Dezerae Fierro (she/her) is a dedicated Mental Health Practitioner for the Adult Rehabilitative Mental Health Services (ARMHS) program. She also works as a Housing Navigator, providing Housing Stabilization Services across St. Louis County to support individuals on their path to stability and wellness.
TBD (TBD) serves as a Mental Health Practitioner for the Adult Rehabilitative Mental Health Services (ARMHS) program. TBD also serves as a Housing Navigator and provides Housing Stabilization Services throughout St. Louis County.
TBD (TBD) serves as a Mental Health Practitioner for the Adult Rehabilitative Mental Health Services (ARMHS) program. TBD also serves as a Housing Navigator and provides Housing Stabilization Services throughout St. Louis County.
TBD (she/her) directs the Pursue Housing program, including the St. Louis County Housing Support-Supportive Housing Program and other services that address long-term homelessness in St. Louis County. TBD also manages the Housing Trust Fund Rental Assistance (HTF), and the Family Homeless Prevention and Assistance Program (FHPAP)
TBD (she/her) helps coordinates our Pursue Housing Program. While also supporting Housing Stabilization Services, and Housing Support Services to individuals receiving housing-support assistance through St. Louis County.
TBD (she/her) Assists with a variety of clerical and administrative duties to support the housing department.
Laurel Ladd (he/him) helps clients navigate and engage in the Housing Stabilization Services program in Carlton County.
TBD (she/her) helps clients navigate and engage in the Housing Stabilization Services program in St. Louis County.
TBD (TBD) helps clients navigate and engage in the Housing Stabilization Services program in Carlton County. She has a background in trauma-informed advocacy serving victim survivors of domestic and sexual violence. TBD is committed to providing efficient, quality and person centered advocacy to the individuals we serve.
LuCretia (she/her) helps clients navigate and engage in the Housing Trust Fund and Family Homeless Prevention and Assistance Program (FHPAP) programs.
Kenya (she/her) helps families engaged in the Growing Kinship Connection program by connecting them with other services and programs, local resources, and housing assistance.
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