Mission/Founders/Board
Our Vision:
We restore families – mind, body and spirit, through education, counseling, case management and supportive services.
Photo Credit: Prince George's County Department of Family Service
Our vision is to increase emotional, physical and spiritual health – one individual, one family, and one community at a time.
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Our Mission:
Our Founders:
Our founders, Kenneth and Karen Thompson have a passion for the family, having spent 10 years as foster parents to over a dozen abused and neglected children, another 10 years as nonprofit business owners servicing homeless families and low income elderly, and yet another 10 years as youth pastors in the Washington metropolitan area.
After 30 years of life coaching and pastoral coaching for countless families, the Thompson’s have seen from “ground zero” how broken individuals can negatively impact a society, as well as how emotionally and physically healthy individuals can spread healing to a society.
They have received numerous recognitions and awards over the years for their successful contributions to family and community health.
Our Board of Directors:
Our current Board is comprised of seven directors who are skilled in the areas of administration, entrepreneurship, pastoring, public health education, social work, counseling, finance, and strategic planning. The Board's expertise and partnering ability has enabled the organization to fulfill its mission and uniqueness which is to provide a wholistic approach to wellness -- mind, body, and spirit -- in all that we do.
Current directors are:
* Member of Founding Board
* Kenneth F. Thompson, Sr.
Quentin
Cheeks
Board Chair; retired government administrator and co-founder of Family Restoration and Healing Center
Melody
Jordan-Carr
Melody is an Expert in membership recruitment, engagement and retention; tactical and strategic planning; and email marketing.
Quentin is a nonprofit Marketing and Communications Expert
Audrey A. Lucas Brown,
PH.D., LCPC
Malika
Holmes
Malika is skilled in childhood education. She is also skilled in research, project management and customer service.
Wiley is an expert in non-profit human resources and administration
Wiley
Simons
Oswald R.
Elie, Jr.
Doctor of educational psychology, licensed in social work/counseling, and expert in mental health services. Highly experienced professional school counselor, public school psychologist, academic advisor, and parent facilitator. Skilled in program evaluation, strategic planning and fundraising.
Licensed Certified Clinical Social Worker, and Ph.d. Candidate. Expert community case manager, substance abuse counselor, and in working with Active duty personnel and their families. Holds 3 master degrees in clinical social work, health care management, and business management.
Robert Essink
Carol B. Makoane
A global public health professional with over 15 years of experience in program design, project and operations management, and providing technical assistance. Extensive experience with community-based, workplace, and private sector health interventions; overall health systems with an emphasis on human resources for health and quality of care.
Senior executive experienced in education, healthcare, and nonprofits. Expert in charter school management, high school dropout prevention, recovery programs for at-risk youth, and blended instructional models. Expert in growth strategy, business development, strategy, marketing/market research, & operational leadership.
We are currently recruiting to expand our already excellent Board of Directors.
If interested in becoming a part of our organization,
please contact Karen Thompson at: info@360wholeness.org.