​Ms. Nora Dicker is the Assistant to the Executive Director at STSG. She grew up in Chapel Hill, NC. She has always had a passion to help others. She went to Indiana University where she got her Bachelors in Social Work with a minor in Spanish. While at school, she worked at an emergency shelter for survivors of domestic violence, sexual violence, and human trafficking. Ms. Dicker was part of the Crisis program, and enjoyed working in crisis situations. After graduation Ms. Dicker volunteered on the crisis line and provided childcare for the Compass Center in Chapel Hill. She appreciated the opportunity to work with survivors but also wanted to be able to explore opportunities working with justice involved individuals and prison reform. Through looking into organizations that work with people involved with the justice system, she was connected to STSG. Since beginning at STSG, Ms. Dicker has been able to organize the donation of bicycles, laptops, art materials, and some gardening supplies!

Email: stsg1101nd@gmail.com
Phone: (919)360-7793

​Mr. Marquis English is the Supervisory Monitor at STSG. He started at STSG in August of 2019 as a weekend monitor. Mr. English is dependable and responsible, with strong listening skills and he worked his way up to being the Supervisory Monitor. He wants to be helpful, and often provides great insights to the residents. Mr. English feels fulfilled when helping these guys in our transitional house transition from prison back into our day to day world. He enjoys talking with the residents daily, and is happy to assist them with their transition. Mr. English is the direct supervisor for all monitors. STSG appreciates the great work Mr. English does here!

Email: stsg1101english@gmail.com
​Phone: (919)381-0043

​Mr. Kenneth Mee is a Residential Counselor at STSG. He is originally from Cleveland, TN. Mr. Mee is a Gulf War Vet, he left Tennessee to join the Navy where he traveled the world; 7 countries in 4 years! He came to NC in 1996 and became a bail enforcement agent. After some time, Mr. Mee realized that being on the enforcement side of the criminal justice system wasn’t for him, he prefers the rehabilitation side. At one point, Mr. Mee ended up on the wrong side of the law and was in prison for 3 years, which was extremely challenging. While in Orange Correctional, he met Mr. William Elmore. From there, a lot changed. The two men got out of prison around the same time and began to speak at many places from classes to churches, about criminal justice reform. Mr. Elmore introduced Mr. Mee to Ms. Elmore, William’s mother and STSG’s Executive Director. That is how Mr. Mee came to work for STSG. It can be challenging work but he feels that with his background,  he has a lot to offer the residents at the house. Mr. Mee became Peer Support qualified along with other certifications so he is able to do the best work in working with men once they have been released from prison. STSG is very happy to have Mr. Mee as part of the team!

Email: stsg1101km@gmail.com
Phone: ​(919)491-6004

​Mr. Kingsley Okruw is a weekend monitor at STSG. He is elated to be working at STSG. During the week he works towards his bachelor’s degree in human health services/RN nursing. He has over ten years of experience working with Nonprofits Organizations such as, the Collins Center for Public Policy working on the foreclosure crisis, and the Albany Medical Center as a volunteer nurse/OT. He is looking to socially implement change for those who were wrongly incarcerated and individuals and families transitioning back to society through his work at STSG. We are happy to have an employee as passionate as Mr. Okruw!  

Email: stsg1101ko@gmail.com

Mr. Lamont Horne is a monitor at STSG. He works on the weekends as well as overnight. He was born and raised in Durham, NC. In his spare time he enjoys going fishing and spending time with his friends and family. Mr. Horne got into this field of work because he wants to give people who have been incarcerated a strong shoulder to lean on and gain support from. Mr. Horne is a hard worker and is very open to learning new things, which is the perfect attitude for working at STSG. One day Mr. Horne would like to open up a group home for individuals with mental health diagnosis'. We are grateful to have a dedicated staff member such as Mr. Horne on our team!
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Email: stsg1101lh@gmail.com

​Mr. Michael Oliver is a Residential Counselor here at STSG. He is an extremely dedicated professional Employment Outreach Coordinator with 7 years of experience working in different educational settings. Mr. Oliver is skilled at identifying the needs of the job seekers he works with, and builds strong relationships with all who he works with. He is well-versed in all phases of job recruiting, which is very valuable here at STSG. Mr. Oliver is very passionate about providing employment readiness and opportunities for justice involved individuals. He also works at Jubilee Home, providing justice involved young men between the ages of 17-40 years supportive transitional housing that empowers the young men to go back into their community in a fruitful and meaningful way. STSG is excited to have Mr. Oliver on the team with all of his valuable skills in this work!

Email: stsg1101mo@gmail.com
Phone: (919)945-4383

Mr. Quentin Rivers is a Monitor at STSG. He was born and raised in Raleigh, NC. He played football in highschool as well as during his time at college. Mr. Rivers found himself going down the wrong path and spent time in prison, where he met Mr. Mee, one of STSG's Residential Counselors. Mr. Rivers uses his personal experience to cultivate strong, supportive relationships with the residents at STSG. In his spare time he coaches football for the Triangle Tigers, between the ages of 13-15. He has interest in starting his own youth football program someday and to become a Peer SUpport Specialist to continue his work in the field of reentry. STSG is very happy to have Mr. Rivers on our team as his passion and drive is key to working at a transitional house. 

Email: stsg1101nd@gmail.com