God, grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference. Living one day at a time, enjoying one moment at a time; accepting hardship as a pathway to peace; This prayer stays near my heart as it has helped me remain resilient during my personal times of hardship.

As a former foster child who entered foster care at the age of 12 and aged out, I have a passion for serving children and adolescents who have similar experiences. However, this does not limit my empathy for serving individuals and groups who are committed to improving their mental health. I am an older sister of 10 siblings (8 of them being all boys). Therefore, I have the skills, abilities, and patience to build therapeutic relationships with children and adolescents seeking to build resilience and fortitude in improving their mental health and well-being.

Looking forward to working with you!

Deandre Lee is a dedicated social work professional and administrator with Rebuilding FHL, PLLC, with experience in behavioral health, clinical services, program operations, and organizational development. He is passionate about providing compassionate, person-centered support and helping individuals and families overcome barriers to wellness and stability.

Deandre holds a Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) and Master of Social Work (MSW) and is currently pursuing a PhD in Social Work at Walden University. His academic interests include mental health, help-seeking behaviors, social support, and the experiences of first-generation college students.

His professional experience includes working with children, adolescents, adults, and families in behavioral health and community-based settings. His areas of experience include assessments, person-centered planning, crisis intervention, resource coordination, client engagement, documentation, and multidisciplinary collaboration.

At Rebuilding FHL, Deandre supports administrative operations, staff development, quality improvement, documentation compliance, onboarding, and organizational readiness. His work reflects a commitment to empowerment, advocacy, accountability, dignity, and accessible, effective behavioral health services.

Dedicated to assisting people shine bright like a diamond by Rebuilding Faith, Hope, and Love

My name is Erica Lewis, and I am beyond blessed to have a testimony that has given me wisdom in guidance, leadership, and discernment. Through the strength of God, I am dedicated to using the challenges I have faced in life, which the devil meant to destroy me, and turning them to the greater good. I aim to lead and guide people through life, helping them become successful, independent, and prosperous. 

I am a devoted woman of faith, a wife, and a mother of eleven, ten of whom are living, ages 4 to 28. I have endured profound challenges, including the loss of a daughter at age 20, the temporary loss of my children to foster care, struggles with mental health and addiction, incarceration, and past trauma from childhood molestation and teenage abuse. Through these experiences, I found healing and purpose in my relationship with God. Now, I am committed to using my life to help others overcome the challenges I have faced.

Chyemen Lindsay is a compassionate and dedicated Peer Support Specialist with experience supporting individuals facing mental health challenges, substance use disorders, and life transitions. She provides person-centered, strengths-based peer support grounded in lived experience, empowering individuals to work toward recovery, stability, and overall wellness.

Chyemen is skilled in building trusting relationships, promoting self-advocacy, and connecting individuals to community resources. Her peer support approach focuses on encouragement, education, accountability, and hope, while respecting individual choice and recovery goals.

With a strong commitment to service, Chyemen Lindsay is passionate about reducing barriers to care and helping individuals build resilience, independence, and long-term success within their communities.