Staff & Board

 

Stephen Foncham, MBA

Founder/CEO, Kirstin's Haven, Inc.

 

Stephen Foncham has more than 17 years in the human services industry. He  has strong and progressive experience in business development, program management and program operation. This experience was gained through his ownership and operation of an Avis-Rent-A-Car agency, Shell and Citgo gas stations. However, his passion for underserved people in around his community remained.

 

In 2009, Stephen was a consultant for the Center for Enrichment and Development, LLC.  There, he became involved in mentoring and advocating to improve the quality of life for adults with disabilities and Veterans in the Metro area. He quickly realized that he wanted to further serve this disadvantaged population. To achieve this goal, he founded Kirstin’s Haven Incorporated (KHI); a non-profit 501(c) (3). It was established to provide comprehensive supportive services and transitional/permanent housing to homeless families and veterans in Prince Georges County.  Kirstin’s Haven mission is to provide the homeless with the tools and services they need to achieve and sustain self-sufficiency and independent living.

 

Stephen is a member of the Baltimore Area Association for Supportive Housing (BASH), Prince George's County Homeless Service Partnership (HSP) and the Southern Maryland Tri-County Homeless Board.  He sits on the Veteran’s committee of the HSP and plays an important role in helping to shape services for homeless veterans in the county.  He has received accolades for his assertive and persistent work in his community. Stephen earned his master’s degree in business administration from California Baptist University Jabs School of Business, and his bachelor’s degree from University of California San Diego.

 

Credentials and Affiliations: B.A.; M.B.A. 

Member, B.A.A.S.H. Baltimore Area Association for Supportive Housing; Member, Prince George's County Homeless Service Partnership. (HSP); Member, Southern Maryland Tri-County Homeless Board; Lions Club.

 

 

Shivonne Odom

Shivonne is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Maryland and the District of Columbia.  Shivonne has worked with numerous populations and in various behavioral health settings (Hospital, residential, outpatient, and community based) in at least 3 counties in Maryland including the District of Columbia.  She completed her B.A. in psychology at the University of Massachusetts, Boston campus and received her M.Ed in Counseling Psychology from Howard University.  Ms. Odom is native of Massachusetts; she enjoys volunteering, mentoring, and empowering others.  Ms. Odom has volunteered for the National Alliance for the Mentally Ill, Congressional Black Caucus Foundation, and Howard University.  Lastly, she enjoys participating in initiatives focused on new practices/ models of service delivery in the field of mental health.

 

 

Anglea Hill

Angela Hill is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor (Maryland) and National Certified Counselor with 20 years experience in the field of counseling and therapy.  Her passion is to support, assist, and empower individuals and families to live their best lives and have access to all community resources.  Angela has worked with adolescents, adults, couples, and families, providing both long and short-term therapy and case management. In addition, she has experience in the areas of substance abuse, within the juvenile justice system, and veterans seeking permanent housing.

 

Angela earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology at Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Virginia.  Upon completion, she began to work in the field of counseling with juveniles who faced charges before the court.  She went on to earn a Master’s Degree in Human Services with a concentration in Marital, Couples, and Family Therapy from Capella University.  She is currently working toward a Doctorate in Philosophy in Clinical Psychology from Walden University.  Her dissertation focuses on exploring the most effective method in reducing the symptoms of Postpartum Depression in African-American women.

 

Angela’s philosophy is that she does not discriminate against any population as long as their needs are met and she can be of assistance.  She believes that self-sufficiency is of utmost importance. In an effort to help her patients gain a better quality of life and a sense of achieved wellness, she has utilized many different treatment modalities. She believes that no single treatment approach is for all people.  Her unique individualized approach has been successful in the care she extends to her patients.