Our Team (Continued)

April Cherry, Peer Navigator Advocate (PNA)
Foundational Community Supports (FCS) Program and Peer Run Community Organization (PRCO) Team

April began her journey with CwCC as a Peer Program volunteer in May 2025 and quickly grew into both a valued team member and an integral part of the community. She earned her Certified Peer Counselor credential in November 2025 and brings extensive lived experience. Aprl is deeply passionate about offering compassionate support—providing a listening ear and a steady, understanding presence so others feel valued, heard, and never alone.

Rolinda Boullt, House Manager/Peer Navigator Advocate (PNA)/Program Peer Run Community Organization (PRCO) Team

Rolinda serves as house manager for CwCC recovery residences. As house manager, she supports residents and implements policies, procedures, operating plans and covenant house rules. She is a certified peer support counselor.

Lee Thomas, Peer Navigator Advocate (PNA) Intake Team/Peer Run Community Organization (PRCO) Team

Lee is a graduate of The Evergreen State College and a Boys & Girls Clubs Youth of the Year Scholar through the Pierce County/Tacoma Boys & Girls Clubs. These experiences shaped his passion for helping people and communities thrive together. Lee is training to be a Certified Peer Counselor.
Caring with Compassion reflects Lee’s belief that even small acts of kindness can create meaningful change. Through compassion, perseverance, and unity, he is committed to uplifting individuals from all backgrounds and inspiring others to never give up—no matter the challenges they face.

Cameron Rowe, Peer Navigator Advocate (PNA)
Foundational Community Supports (FCS) Program and Peer Run Community Organization (PRCO) Team

Cameron has been a certified peer support specialist since 2021 and a CCAR recovery coach
since 2019 and has gained professional experience working with MAT management as well as mental
health re-stabilization. Cameron views this position at Caring with compassion community as an opportunity to serve the South Sound community. As an African American male, he brings a unique perspective to this position; and he is committed to assisting members in their reintegration.
Cameron has laid down the necessary tracks to live a life of service and welcomes the
opportunity to be present in the successes of his fellow peers.