Mark Bradley, Director, Outreach and Health Ministry is responsible for the planning, oversight and direction of the Outreach and Health Ministry Department. He coordinates, supervises, and supports the Outreach & Health Ministry staff. He schedules the Health Outreach Bus for appearances in parades and at other functions. Additionally, he represents The Night Ministry in outreach efforts with congregations, at panel discussions and workshops, and with collaborative agencies. He assists the Volunteer Coordinator with the training of staff and volunteers. He works with the Development Department on funding and reporting issues.

Peggy Anderson, Administrative Coordinator, coordinates data management, prepares funding requests and reports, and assists the Director. She also drafts grant proposals and reports.

Keshia Kingcade , Administrative Assistant summarizes contact counts from the Bus logs. These figures are used in reports and grant proposals. She is responsible for ensuring that supplies for the Health Outreach vehicles are ordered, stored, and stocked. Maintaining the Bus schedule is an additional duty.

Barbara Sexton, Community Health Program Manager, coordinates our community health outreach program. She supervises our nursing staff, and builds/maintains linkages with community health service providers and public health agencies.

Nancy Schreiber, Outreach Nurse, provides health care on the Health Outreach Bus, including health assessments and referrals. She can treat many conditions, including: injuries from recent assaults, sexually transmitted infections, and upper respiratory infections. She can test clients for strep, pregnancy, blood sugar and HIV/STDs. She keeps medical records for patients, and forward records required by funding and accrediting sources to the Health Services Coordinator.

Malcolm Griffith, Pastoral Services Manager, provides supervision and support for our Neighborhood Outreach Professionals, on the street and in the office. Along with other members of the Outreach & Health Ministry program, Malcolm builds relationships with community members to address the needs of the people we serve. He coordinates the maintenance of our Health Outreach Bus and helps represent The Night Ministry to other organizations.

Miguel Canchola, Carlos McFarlane, Faith Miller and Kim Ziyavo, Neighborhood Outreach Professionals: are responsible for building relationships, providing pastoral care, HIV education and prevention, and referrals for social services in their assigned nighttime community.

David Wywialowski, Rapid HIV Coordinator, conducts outreach and Rapid HIV testing, and offer pre- and post-test counseling.

Phyllis Capers, Health Educators, conduct prevention, education, pre- and post-test counseling, and testing for HIV (results in 20 minutes), Hepatitis C, Clamydia and Gonorrhea.