Mark Winston is a Licensed Master Social Worker and is currently a Social Worker for Southfield Public Schools. He is a graduate from Wayne State University, where he received both his bachelor’s degree and Master’s degree in Social Work. Mr. Winston has over fourteen years of experience. He has worked for Pontiac Public Schools, Inkster Public Schools, and Romulus Community Schools. Moreover, Mr. Winston has also worked with elementary, middle, and high school students.

Mr. Winston’s passion includes mentoring our youth. He has extensive experience in developing programs such as bullying, life skills, emergency response, conflict resolution, alcohol awareness, character building, interviewing skills, as well as social skills. Furthermore, he has worked with community agencies to promote, initiate, and create resources that will assist individuals and families to realize their emotional, financial, ad social potential. He has also reached out to local families in the community that have been in need.

Mr. Winston integrates unique, restorative practices that promote healing and desired change, based on each individual’s treatment plan. Mark takes pride in providing high-quality services and support to others, so that individuals and families can overcome various obstacles. Mr. Winston is a dedicated professional and grateful for the opportunity to continue to serve the community.

Evelyn Waller is a Licensed Master Social Worker with over 25 years of experience working with children and families in various capacities.  She earned both her Bachelor of Social Work and Master of Social Work Degrees from Wayne State University in Detroit, MI. Since that time, Ms. Waller has displayed a deep-rooted passion for enhancing the well-being of children and families. With an array of dedicated experience, Ms. Waller has honed her skills in providing compassionate social work services across many different settings. Her mission is to empower individuals to overcome challenges, promote resilience, and create a nurturing environment for growth and development. She is committed to advocating for positive change, implementing innovative strategies, and ensuring that every child and family she works with has the opportunity to thrive.

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Ms. Waller has worked for 23 years as a school social worker and is currently employed with Southfield Public Schools. Detroit, Westland, and Southfield are just three of the districts Ms. Waller has had the honor or servicing students ranging from elementary through high school. During this time, Ms. Waller developed a passion for working with young ladies and empowering and supporting them to thrive and succeed. Her love of working with young ladies drives her commitment to providing guidance, mentorship, and resources to help them overcome challenges and reach their full potential as well as reach their goals.