The Gatewood Team
GCH’s professional team comprises of an LPC. Staff are QMHP-certified and possess many years of experience, compassion, knowledge, and sensitivity to cultural values to deliver services that are client-centered, family-focused, community-based, and strengths-driven.
Kiva Gatewood
President and Chief Administrative Officer
Mrs. Kiva Gatewood, President and Chief Administrative Officer, is a graduate of North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Animal Science.
Mrs. Gatewood has a natural passion and talent for interacting with and serving people. She continues this effort as she serves on several committees for basic human rights for the treatment and self-advocacy of those who suffer from mental illnesses. She co-owns Gatewood Children’s Homes with her husband, Mr. Anthony Gatewood, GCH’s Vice President.
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Anthony Gatewood
Vice President and Account Manager
Mr. Gatewood holds a Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering. He is also a former Marine. Mr. Gatewood is responsible for financial aspects, including accounting and bill paying practices. In addition, he is dedicated to being the full-time caregiver of the Gatewood’s sons, of which one is Autistic.
Michelle Morris-Plaza, MPA, QMHP
Special Projects Manager and Director of Residential Life
Mrs. Michelle Morris-Plaza, MPA is the Special Projects Manager and Director of Residential Life at GCH’s group home, Jordan House. She graduated from the State University of New York at Stony Brook with a Bachelor’s Degree in social work.
Mrs. Morris-Plaza also holds a Master’s Degree in Public Administration from Columbia University. She has worked for 25 years with at-risk youth and families offering foster care and prevention services in the states of New York and Virginia.
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Andrea Davis, M.A., NCC, LPC
Clinical Director
Ms. Andrea Davis, M.A., NCC, LPC is the Clinical Director. She supervises and coordinates all phases of the counseling program for Jordan House, including leading group counseling activities with Jordan House residents.
Ms. Davis has a Bachelor of Science degree from Virginia Commonwealth University and a Master of Arts degree in Psychology from the University of Richmond. In addition, she holds a certificate in Developmental Disabilities and has completed group crisis intervention and adolescent sex offender trainings. She is a member of the American Counseling Association as well as the National Association of Certified Counselors.
Rosa Dornes, MS, QMHP
Resident Manager
Ms. Rosa Dornes has been Jordan House’s Resident Manager since 2010. In this role, she is responsible for the direct supervision of all Jordan House residents, along with the operational aspects of the program. She co-leads, in conjunction with senior staff, in order to facilitate group process activities with the residents of Jordan House. She is responsible for the daily routine of the home.
She has a Bachelor’s Degree in Interdisciplinary Studies from Jones College in Florida and a Master of Science degree in Human Services from Capella University.
Levia Finney, MHA, QMHP
Case Manager
Ms. Levia Finney holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration from Averett University and a Master’s Degree in Health Administration from Strayer University. Ms. Finney has been with the GCH family since 2007.
She is currently a Case Manager at Jordan House where she maintains acceptable, appropriate, and helpful client interaction within the group home, with respect to the residents’ daily activities. Ms. Finney supervises and interacts with the residents to facilitate the learning of socially acceptable behaviors and values.
Carolyn Colbert
Lead Youth Counselor
Ms. Carolyn Colbert is the Lead Youth Counselor and the creative component of Jordan House. Ms. Colbert plans and implements all in-house activities and crafts with the residents. She has been with the GCH family for over 10 years.
Quintasha Brown, MSW, QMHP-A
Executive Director and Program Manager
Mrs. Quintasha Brown, MSW is the Executive Director and Program Manager at the independent living apartment program, Gates to Success ILA (GTS). She holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology and a Master of Social Work degree, both from Virginia Commonwealth University.
In addition, Mrs. Brown holds a Pupil Personnel Certification in School Social Work in the State of Virginia. She has spent her career serving at-risk children and families. She has years of experience in case management, trauma informed care, crisis management, as well as effective leadership and policy management.
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Darrell Long, M.A.Ed., QMHP-A
Site Supervisor
Mr. Darrell Long, M.A.Ed. holds the position of Site Supervisor for GTS, ILA. He provides direct assistance, preparation, and supervision for the youth of the GTS ILA program. He is well experienced in handling crisis situations, conflict management, and proficient with intervention strategies for youth and adolescents.
Mr. Long holds a bachelor’s degree in business management from Keene State College, a Master of Arts degree in Counseling from Hampton University, and a Master of Education degree in Administration.
Annette Harris
Services Coordinator
Ms. Annette Harris, IL Services Coordinator, has been with GTS ILA since its inception. She is a certified rehabilitation provider. She has spent her career connecting elderly, inner-city youth, ex-offenders, and homeless population to resources and services. Ms. Harris is well-versed in identifying the warning signs of addiction.
In her role at GTS ILA, Ms. Harris interacts with the youth in order to facilitate the learning of IL skills and assist with the implementation of treatment goals. She also connects the youth and staff to community services and resources.
Kendra Parker
Case Manager
Ms. Kendra Parker, Case Manager, holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology from Virginia Union University. She is currently pursuing her Master of Social Work degree from Capella University.
Ms. Parker transferred to GTS ILA from Jordan House where she served as a Youth Counselor encouraging positive interactions, leading group sessions to strengthen independent living skills, as well as providing training for conflict resolution, and problem-solving.
In her current position with GTS ILA, Ms. Parker is responsible for equipping the youth with daily living skills and tasks associated with the acquisition of these skills.
LaKesha Crampton, Case Manager, QMHP-A
Case Manager
Ms. Crampton is a Case Manager with GTS ILA. Her caseload comprises mostly of Mommy and Me youth, providing parent coaching and modeling parenting skills for our youth. Ms. Crampton is readily available to our youth devoting time to
maintaining interests and connecting to natural supports, as well as to provide guidance and healthy decision making with problems and relating to others.
Ms. Crampton has multiple years of experience working with children and families, providing direct services and trauma informed care. She enjoys being an advocate to the under-served community. Her creativity, positive attitude and enthusiasm is infectious! She holds a Bachelor of Science degree from Virginia Commonwealth University, with a specialization in family, child, and community services. Ms. Crampton is currently pursuing her Master of Arts degree in Human and Social Services from Walden University.
Whitney Wilson, MSW, QMHP-A
Resource Case Manager
Ms. Whitney Wilson, MSW holds the position of Resource Case Manager for GTS, ILA. She provides additional support to Mommy and Me program participants after-hours. Ms. Wilson connects youth the parenting resources, as well as provide additional one-to-one support while assisting with parenting skills, parent coaching, and teaching parenting skills, as needed.
Ms. Wilson has multiple years of experience working with children and families, providing direct social work services and trauma informed care. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in History Education from Norfolk State University and a Master of Social Work degree from Georgia State University.