Yessica Toral
Program Director

Pronouns: she/her/ella

When I am in my community, you can find me spending time with my family, working on my garden, enjoying nature, eating Thai food and having a cup of coffee with a friend.

I am stepping up to lead because I want to "be the change I want to see in the world." I am passionate about giving a voice to the immigrant community, advocating for them and empowering underserved populations.

 

Shauna Tackett
Site Coordinator

Pronouns: she/her

When I am in my community, you can find me participating in 12- Step Recovery Activities, spending time with family or in line at Dutch Bros.

I am stepping up to lead because I have learned so much from experiencing  trauma and life in recovery. It's been a beautiful journey and I have a lot to share and to give.

 

Rey Hernandez
Project Coordinator

Pronouns: he/him/el

When I am in my community, you can find me walking to the grocery shop, enjoying a meal out, working, enjoying my garden and talking to my dog, Luna.

I am stepping up to lead because I love the enjoyment of being there for others that are not as fortunate. A sense of community makes my day.

 

Carlos Rodriguez
Peer Mentor

Pronouns: he/him/el

When I am in the community, you’ll find me indulging in my hobbies at the Loose Caboose, playing Magic, or walking around downtown along the riverfront, catching Pokémon.

I’m stepping up to lead because I grew up here in Napa and I want to assist the community in what I believe to be most important, mental health, while also having a fun time in the process.

 

Adriana Rodriguez
peer mentor

Pronouns: she/her/ella

When I am in my community you can find me in the kitchen cooking, jamming to some music, shopping, and relaxing with my dog while playing video games!

I am stepping up to lead because I want to be more involved in my community and advocate for those who need mental health support. There is so much to learn by listening and connecting with people.