Our Staff

She spends most days working with clients in the Refugee Integration Program, the Day Shelter, and the Food Pantry.  Passionate about her multifaceted role, Erin finds joy in the daily variety of tasks such as distributing diapers, assisting with immigration paperwork, and strategizing client service improvements. Most fulfilling is witnessing the tangible successes of those she helps—be it celebrating new jobs, sobriety milestones, or new homes. Erin’s vision for the center focuses on ensuring stability and happiness for its guests.

Her role involves building relationships with shelter guests, connecting them to vital resources, and ensuring their safety and well-being. Her commitment stems from her volunteer experiences, including a transformative stint with AmeriCorps. In her personal life she enjoys long drives and relaxing by the ocean. Motivated by a strong connection to her community and the impact she can make, Tonya finds fulfillment in mentoring young volunteers and assisting those in crisis—a reflection of her deep empathy and commitment. Her vision for Trinity includes expanding services and facilities to better support those in need, driven by a belief in the power of community to address homelessness and other social challenges.

Outside the kitchen, Cassandra finds joy in painting, crafting with her grandchildren, and spending quality time with her family. She believes strongly that food insecurity and homelessness are issues that could touch anyone’s life, especially in times of economic uncertainty. Through her work and dedication, Cassandra embodies the belief that everyone deserves to be seen and supported.

She also staffs the Food Pantry, Day Shelter, and Resource Center. Prior to joining Trinity, she honed her organizational skills as an accounting assistant. Yasmine graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Mental Health and Human Services in May 2024 and holds certifications as a Direct Support Professional (DSP) and Certified Residential Medication Aide (CRMA).

Rochelle is studying full-time for her Associate’s Degree in Mental Health and Human Services and holds certifications in ServSafe, CPR, and First Aid. Outside of work, she enjoys spending time with her kids, fishing, and watching comedies. Inspired by the warm and passionate team at the Jubilee Center, Rochelle finds fulfillment in meeting new people, learning about other cultures, and making a positive impact on the community. She hopes to see the Center continue to raise awareness about the challenges of homelessness, hunger, and mental health, encouraging more people to get involved in making a difference

With a diverse background including roles as a Front Office Manager at a veterinary hospital and experience in banking and property management, Rachel brings a unique skill set to her work. Beyond her professional life, Rachel is deeply involved in her community. She co-founded a nonprofit dedicated to rescuing ‘unadoptable’ cats and supports spay/neuter initiatives for feral cats in underserved areas. At Trinity, Rachel values the opportunity to engage with community members, cherishing the simple joy of exchanging smiles and making everyone feel seen and valued. Driven by a passion for Trinity’s mission, Rachel believes that everyone deserves dignity and respect, regardless of their circumstances and that while we may not eliminate the challenges our clients face, we can continue to be a beacon of support and kindness in their lives.