Tamika Jackson’s work at North Capitol Collaborative Inc. (NCCI) is more than a job — it is purpose‑driven service rooted in dignity, compassion, and community care. As the Family Stabilization Program Coordinator, Tamika supports individuals and families during some of their most challenging moments. She oversees NCCI’s food pantry and clothing closet programs, ensuring families have consistent access to nutritious food, clothing, household essentials, and other basic needs. While she manages the logistics of ordering, organizing, and distributing resources, Tamika is most inspired by the relationships built and the trust shared with the families she serves.
Tamika also plays a key role in NCCI’s Spring Break and Summer youth programs, helping create safe, structured, and enriching spaces for young people. Her work reflects a belief that meeting immediate needs is only part of the mission — investing in children and families helps strengthen futures.
Before stepping into her current role, Tamika served as a Senior Family Support Worker, assisting clients at the front desk and helping strengthen internal systems that support NCCI’s programs. Her journey at the organization has allowed her to grow both professionally and personally, deepening her commitment to holistic, community‑centered support.
Since joining North Capitol Collaborative Inc. (NCCI) in 2021, Steve has worked to strengthen families and support thriving communities. As Workforce and Education Program Coordinator, he develops education and employability workshops that prepare clients for today’s labor market, drawing on experience in employment services, training, data analysis, and risk management.
Steve previously served as Senior Family Support Worker in NCCI’s Re-Housing and Stabilization Program, supervising case managers who supported families experiencing homelessness. His earlier background includes roles in rehabilitation services with the Florida Department of Education and the Division of Rehabilitation Services, as well as labor market analysis with the Department of Labor and Employment Securities. He also brings private‑sector experience in marketing, sales, and retail pharmacy operations.
Committed to community service, Steve has volunteered with organizations such as the YMCA, Boys and Girls Clubs, Big Brothers Big Sisters, and Meals on Wheels.
Janice Powell, MSW, has been with North Capitol Collaborative (NCCI) since October 2017. She began her career as a Family Support Worker, supporting individuals and families experiencing chronic homelessness in Washington, DC. After three years of dedicated service, she was promoted to Senior Family Support Worker, where she supervised and trained staff to support effective program operations. Janice holds a Master of Social Work (MSW) and brings eight years of experience grounded in teamwork, ethical practice, and a strong commitment to family wellness and community-centered services.
