De'Ossie Dingus is a Lead Specialist in community health, supervising and mentoring Community Health Workers (CHWs) while leading health initiatives. He specializes in breast cancer screenings, CHW training programs, violence prevention, and maternal health, with expertise in data reporting and grant writing. De'Ossie is a certified CHW through BHSU, holds a certificate in ethical research, and is certified in violence prevention.

Keica Simmons is a dedicated Community Health Worker with a Master’s in Education and extensive experience in child behavior and development. She works with children and families to promote healthy development and well-being. Her expertise in behavioral support enables her to engage communities, providing resources and advocacy. Keica is committed to bridging health equity gaps and empowering individuals through education and outreach.

George Anna Yarbro is a dedicated Community Health Worker with a background in education and leadership. She holds a B.S. in Elementary and Special Education and a Master’s in Educational Leadership from UT Knoxville. With 38 years of experience as a teacher, assistant principal, and administrator in Knox County Schools, she has also been an active community advocate, serving as a Girl Scout Leader and as Boy Scout Scoutmaster.