Wendy White, Founder, Executive Director
Wendy
White has been sole owner and Childcare provider of Hope 4 Youth group
home since 1995 till current. Her Role is to manage a group of at risk
boys ranging in age from 13-18 years old. She provides 24 hour care as
well as all the therapeutic needs of each individual child. As she moves
forward in life she is passionate about continuing her mission as a
public servant and is opening Mile High Women's Outreach Center to
provide well needed services for sexually, physically and mentally
assaulted women and children.Wendy hand picked her Board of
Director's knowing each would bring their experience and strength to the
organization. She knew each person would give their heart and volunteer
to build Mile High Women's Outreach Center.
Shawnah McDermott, Secretary
Shawnah McDermott
is a domestic violence survivor. She currently is completing her BA in
Science at University of Phoenix. Ms. McDermott currently is employed at
Children's Hospital Colorado (CHCO) in the Planning, Design &
Construction department. Previous to working at CHCO she worked in Real
Estate, Executive Recruiting and Sales throughout her life. Shawnah has
continued to volunteer through her life. She has been an active member
and served on committee's and boards. Shawnah has volunteered at Habitat
for Humanity helping a family build their home; Project Care organizing
medical first aid kits for 3rd world countries; a volunteer as a Puppy
Event Coordinator & Foster, Fort Morgan Humane Society; Volunteered
teaching developmentally disabled children to ski with the National
Sports Center for the Disabled in Winter Park; volunteered as a Youth
Leader at Smokey Hill Vineyard and served food to homeless women through
The Delores Project. She was a member of many different boards, and
served as Membership Director for the Colorado Human Resources
Association.
Danni Jenkins,Treasurer
Danni
Jenkins grew up in the Denver Metro area and loves everything that
Colorado has to offer. She earned her BA in Sociology at the University
of Sioux Falls in South Dakota and is currently working on obtaining her
master degree as well. Danni has worked with foster families and
children of all ages who have experienced trauma, abuse, and neglect
through a local Child Placement Agency. Her passion is in helping
children and young adults process their abusive pasts and begin to heal
so that they may be productive members of their communities. Danni also
spends time empowering and educating young girls as a youth volleyball
coach at a local club.
Darling M. Scarbrough, Director
Darling’s passion for women and the
community at large comes from her own personal tragedies and triumphs. A
survivor of domestic violence, homelessness and hopelessness,she is a
self-described ‘Diva-preneur’ who is keenly aware of the problems and
pressures of the ‘everyday Diva’. A native of Pittsburgh, PA, Darling
lost her 2 year old daughter to domestic violence in 1986. Eventually,
after attending Duff''s Business Institute and Point Park College,
respectively, she began a corporate career in title insurance that
spanned over 21 years and 5 states. After the Great Recession, Darling
relocated to Denver, CO where she now operates a small business
consulting business and distributes a line of women's personal
protection products. However, her passion is working within the female
homeless population of Greater Denver.
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