"Where Hope Has Hands"
BE INSPIRED
High-risk and “aging out” youth lacking independent livings skills and support NEED YOUR HELP.
Change a life
You can help to minimize negative outcomes such as human trafficking, homelessness, incarceration, and pregnancy.
Meet the Founder
Greetings to all! Harris House of Hope Inc. was founded on August 17, 2021 by Roschonda Harris. Roschonda’s career has been dedicated to serving and providing resources to youth and families. Roschonda has a diverse employment background, from educating youth with Autism and Emotional Behavioral Disorders, to working as a School Resource Deputy, then advocating as a Social Worker for youth and families in child welfare for the State of Georgia. Roschonda has obtained a Bachelor’s of Art in Criminal Justice and a Master’s in Social Work. She graduated summa cum laude. Roschonda married her high school sweetheart, Gregory E. Harris Jr. Through their union, they have two biological children, Aaliyah and Gregory III. Since 2012, the Harris’ have fostered and provided respite to 92 youth. They have adopted 4 children, 3 of different ethnicities, 2 who are a sibling group and a son, who has Waardenburg Syndrome. The Harris’ believe in our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, Quality Service, Accountability, Diversity and Inclusion, and Transparency. They have served over 500 youth.
MEET THE BOARD
Board President: Ciarra Thompson
Ciarra is a Lake Wales, FL. native who earned her Bachelor’s of Science degree in Health Care Management from Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University in 2016. She earned her Master’s of Business Administration with a concentration of Human Resources Management from Saint Leo University in 2020. Ciarra has worked in the Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) field with children who have Autism since 2019. Ciarra has also been a HR manager in the ABA field since 2021. Today Ciarra continues to serve the autism community.
Board Secretary: Ericka Randall
Ericka Q. Randall was born in Midland, TX. She has more than 23 years of work experience in social services in Manatee County, FL. Former employment includes Child Protection Investigator, Mental Health Counselor, Case Manager, etc. She has served on the following boards, Just for Girls, Inc., Manatee County Transportation and Suncoast Career Source. Today Ericka works with the Department of Education as a Vocational Rehabilitation Supervisor assisting youth and adults with disabilities in maintaining competitive employment. Ericka holds a Bachelor’s of Arts in Public Relations from Grambling State University and a Master’s of Arts in Counseling from Webster University.
Board Treasurer: Kofi Kinney
Kofi Kinney possesses more than 25 years of solid expertise and educational experience. She has directly and indirectly driven student outcomes through strategic equity-driven initiatives and learning strategies. Her professional experience includes holding teaching and leadership roles with various educational entities including public charter schools and non-profit organizations. She has also coached in the corporate space as a Leadership Coach for district leaders in Los Angeles. United School District and Boston Public Schools with District Management Group.
Today Kofi works at Georgia State University in the College of Education & Human Development with the CREATE Teacher Residency Project. She contributed to the design of their comprehensive curriculum for new teacher development – including the vital components of pedagogical skill, well-being and critical consciousness.
She enjoys volunteering in her community, spending time with her family, and seeking out continuous development opportunities, as she prides herself on being a lifelong learner. Kofi holds a Bachelor’s of Art in Communication and a Master’s of Education from Howard University in Washington, D.C. She currently lives in Atlanta, GA. with her husband and two children.
Board Member: Niki Brown
Niki is a devoted wife of 20 years, a mother of 5 children and has 9 grandchildren. Raising her well blended family has been one of her main focuses in life and has brought her great joy. Niki and her family has fostered approximately 13 therapeutic youth between the ages 2 – 13 years of age from 2014 – 2019. In 2022, Niki and her family adopted one of their youngest foster children.
Niki Brown has a seasoned background in the medical profession with over 30 years of healthcare experience. She grew up in Sarasota, FL. and is a graduate of Riverview High School. Niki has an Associate’s of Science in Radiography, and an advanced certificate in Computer Tomography. Niki concluded her healthcare career in September 2023 and has shifted her focus toward real estate investing and assisting her husband with his trucking business.
In her spare time, Niki enjoys long walks, helping others in need and spending time with her family. Niki and her family attends and serves regularly at their local church.
Board Member: Kathy Greenidge
Kathleen O. Greenidge was born in Mt. Clemens, MI. Kathy was raised in Los Angeles and Compton, CA. She is one of seven children and was educated in the Compton Public School System. Kathleen is a graduate of Woodbury University, Burbank, CA. with a degree in Business Administration. Kathy has a Lifetime Certification in Low Income Housing Tax Credit Compliance, previously holding licenses in OR and CA for long-term care in Assisted Living Manager. Kathleen’s work experience is vast. She has worked in the financial industry for more than twenty years as a bank teller, securities trader and a bank operations officer. She served as Assistant Manager of Irvington Village in Portland, OR. She also held the position of Director of Human Resources and Board Liaison at Homestead Capital, a LIHTC syndicator, in Portland, Oregon. Kathleen has served on the following Boards: President of Women’s Ministry for the Southeast Conference of the Evangelical Covenant, Renaissance Leadership Academy, Grace Covenant Church, and Families of Victims of Homicide in Los Angeles, CA. Kathleen is married to Rev. Dr. Henry G. Greenidge. He serves as the Executive Pastor at Trinity World Christian Center in Douglasville, GA. They have 4 adult children and 4 grandchildren.
Our MISSION
Our mission is to increase positive outcomes for youth who have high social, emotional and behavioral needs, and youth who are on the cusp of aging out of care and in need of independent living skills and support. Through targeted recruitment of families who are willing to provide a family and home to youth who are at increased risk due to these high-risk factors, Harris House of Hope can decrease the odds of a youth leaving foster care without achieving permanence. Harris House of Hope specializes in the service two uniquely underserved populations: High-risk behavioral and “aging out” youth who do not meet the requirements for placement into a state approved ILP. We are passionate about providing youth with a safe and nurturing environment that keeps them connected to community, family, and friends through their journey into adulthood after being in foster care. Harris House of Hope is centered around community partnerships, targeted recruitment, parent-focused training, supports, and incentives.
Our VISION
Building a community-based child placing agency that is designed to meet the specific needs of youth with high-risk behaviors while minimizing negative outcomes youth face as they approach adulthood. Harris House of Hope will increase positive outcomes for youth by strengthening and supporting caregivers while providing resources and creating a community base of support and opportunities for youth. Harris House of Hope is based on the principle of long-term support and healing of our youth in care.
Our agency’s principle is rooted in the following:
- Developing and maintaining staff and caregiver resources who are willing, committed, and highly trained to serve youth with social, emotional, and behavioral challenges, and the “aging out” population
- Maintaining stable resources, placements, and minimizing risk to youth in our care
- Maintaining trauma informed and evidence-based practices
Our Principles
Harris House of Hope is based on the principle of long-term support and healing of our youth in care. We are committed to the following:
“If you know us then you know that our home and hearts are filled with Love. Laughter. Prayer. Harris House of Hope is helping us grow our family.”
– Strozier Family
Contact Us
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Main Location
6475 Mt. Zion Blvd
Morrow, GA 30260




