Our Mission
Wilcome Human Services, Inc., is a salubrious network for youth and young adults who need mentoring, education resources, and support services. We provide a loving, solid and prosperous environment that is geared to assess and challenge youth and young adults to transition and obtain a stable and independent life.
Our Staff and Mentors
Staff and Volunteer Mentors are geared to serve as mentors for the at-risk youth and young adults. All mentors are carefully selected, given a background check for Childline and FBI Clearances and trained to model and encourage positive behaviors and outlooks.
Values Statement
Wilcome Human Services, Inc. values and respects everyone’s quality and nobility. The understanding of the youth and young adult’s plight is incorporated with the organization’s culture. We seek to provide our community and society with the upmost patience, integrity, honesty and trust.
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Meet Our Board of Directors & Officers
Dr. John France, Ph.D.Chief Executive Officer
Dr. France is an Academic Program Director and works with youth in Community Psychiatry.
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Dr. France is deeply committed to improving the lives of young people through increased educational options, academic enrichment, civic engagement and cultural exposure.
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Kishma Lewis-FisherBoard of Directors, Secretary
Mrs. Lewis-Fisher is strong advocate for youth. She works at assisting youth suffering from behavioral and mental health services by providing educational, vocational and case management.
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Eric Collier, BSBAAdvisory Board, President
Mr. Collier is a board member of The Children's Home of Catonsville. He chairs fundraising, marketing and development. He has over two decades of experience in project management, building robust relationship and working for nonprofit sectors. He is also a consultant in the areas of Donor Retention, Major Gift Fundraising and a Culture of Philanthropy.
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Mr. Collier's benevolent passion for helping others has impacted the healthcare and lives of those he surrounds and beyond.
Latoya Frazier, MBA, BSM
Founder/Board of Director, Chair
Mrs. Frazier is the founder of Wilcome Human Services, Inc.​ Mrs. Frazier has over 15 years of experience in working with youth and has authored children/young adult's books. Mrs. Frazier is a entrepreneur and business consultant. She is an award recipient of the several community service awards for her deligent work she does in the community.
Veronica E. WilliamsChief Community Officer
Mrs. Williams is a certified life coach, facilitator ​with a mission to support clients by (1) sharing strategies and skills that strengthen personal and professional relationships; (2) build better communities, (3) improve leadership skills, (4) increase individual quality of life and business culture.
Andrea Moore, MSBM
Advisory Board, Member
Ms. Moore is a goal-orientated Human Resources professional.
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Ms. Moore offers services to those seeking assistance with the hiring process of onboarding new employees; career coaching/resume building and much more.
Ms. Moore is leader who can identify the change needed to improve profit, performance and engagement.
Charles BeckerBoard of Directors, Vice Chair
Mr. Charles Becker is strong advocate for his community in Hampden /Remington areas of Baltimore City. He has worked in the marketing and retail fields.
He is dedicated in his work to bring local businesses to the Baltimore City communities. ​​​​​
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Zsa Zsa MedwinterYouth/Young Adult Board Member
Ms. Medwinter serves as our youth and young adult voice to our organization. A former client of Wilcome Human Services, Ms. Medwinter has proven that from life's misfortunes - success is the result of key determination!
Ms. Medwinter now focuses on community outreach and is now a registered LPN nurse.
Ray StarksAdvisory Board, Member
Mr. Starks is an advocate for youth and young adults serving in the Baltimore City and County areas.
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His community outreach, over the past 10 years, consists of teaching music and vocal lessons to youth and young adults who would not otherwise have access to instruments and training.