Join Serenity House Communities in Making a Difference

  Darci graduated with her BA from the University of Michigan-Flint and has been helping others from a young age, volunteering at nursing homes, soup kitchens, and clothing closets in her hometown of Clio.

Family is everything to Darci. She treasures being a mom to her daughter and son, considering them her greatest joy. Darci is blessed with amazing friends and family, a support system she cherishes deeply.

Her extensive experience with non-profits, including the American Cancer Society and Whaley Children's Center, drew her to Serenity House. Witnessing the tangible help provided daily, from rides to peer recovery counseling, inspired her to join our team.

Having faced significant loss in the past six years, including her father, sister, and mother, Darci's personal recovery journey fuels her passion for aiding others. She feels honored and excited to be part of Serenity House, and we are thrilled to have her with us.

  Candice Campbell began her journey with Serenity House Communities as a marketing contractor with her business, Beehind the Scenes. Her passion for people, strong communication style, and natural leadership quickly made her an essential part of the SHC team. She now serves as Director of People & Communications. 

 With a background in building high-performing teams and strengthening organizational culture, Candice brings a unique ability to communicate with clarity, empathy, and purpose—a vital strength in recovery-centered work. In her short time with Serenity House, she has helped restore a profound sense of trust, stability, and respect among staff, reinforcing the organization’s values and vision for growth. 

Chasity is a person in long-term recovery who has been on her journey for over four years. She enjoys spending quality time with her two sons, being outdoors, meditating, and exploring various holistic modalities. Chasity is grateful to be part of Serenity House Communities, where she has the opportunity to support others on their own unique recovery paths—no matter where they are or what that looks like for them. She is committed to personal growth and healing, both for herself and those she serves. Chasity is a Certified Peer Recovery Coach and currently serves as Serenity House’s Peer Recovery Coaching Supervisor. She is proud to be part of the team and all that Serenity House represents.

Rosana, 45, is a proud mother of two grown sons and a loving grandmother and aunt. Her grandbaby and nephew mean the world to her. She has been on a recovery journey from alcohol for four years, walking that path alongside her supportive partner. In August 2024, Rosana joined the Serenity House Communities team as a Peer Recovery Coach for the transportation program.

Rosana finds deep fulfillment in her work at Serenity House, where she continues to heal herself while supporting participants on their own recovery journeys. She’s grateful for the incredible people she’s met and the opportunity to make a meaningful impact in their lives. She describes the Serenity House team as amazing, caring, supportive, and united in their mission to help one another and the community.

Rosana also credits holistic healing as a powerful part of her recovery, both within Serenity House and in her personal life. 

April brings warmth, compassion, and lived experience to her work at Serenity House Communities. Through her own recovery journey, she understands the importance of feeling seen, heard, and supported without judgment. She recognizes that recovery looks different for everyone and that each step forward deserves acknowledgment.

As a Peer Recovery Coach, April creates a welcoming space where participants can share openly, recognize their strengths, and celebrate their progress. She helps others find hope and build confidence in their ability to make meaningful changes. Guided by the belief that no one is defined by their past, April is committed to helping people feel valued and supported as they build a life they can be proud of.

Alex is a Peer Recovery Coach with Serenity House Communities in Flint, a woman in long-term recovery, and the Vice President of Flint Alano House. As a single mother of three, she understands how overwhelming life’s challenges can feel. Through perseverance, personal growth, and recovery, she has found strength, purpose, and a passion for helping others discover their own path forward.

Her recovery journey has shown her the importance of connection, community, and a strong support system. Alex stays actively involved in her recovery community and brings that same commitment to her work, offering a welcoming space where people can feel heard, understood, and supported without judgment.

Alex believes recovery is a personal journey rooted in each individual’s desire for change. She recognizes that it can be difficult, painful, and messy while also creating opportunities for growth, joy, and renewed purpose. As a coach, she offers a listening ear, steady encouragement, and support through both the challenges and the milestones.

Outside of her recovery work, Alex enjoys arts and crafts and exploring creative ways to express herself. She is passionate about celebrating progress and reminding others that they do not have to walk their recovery journey alone.

Kyle Houston brings positivity, compassion, and a welcoming smile to his role as a Recovery Driver at Serenity House Communities. He helps participants get to and from their appointments safely and on time, offering a listening ear and encouragement along the way.

Grounded in his own recovery journey, Kyle understands the importance of community, connection, and consistent support. He finds joy and purpose in helping others access the care and resources they need to move forward.

Known for his love of fashion and authentic self-expression, Kyle approaches life’s challenges with optimism. He believes recovery takes a village—and is proud to contribute through dependable transportation, kindness, and a genuine commitment to the people he serves.

 Elijah is a person in long-term recovery who joined Serenity House Communities as a Peer Recovery Coach in October 2026. Art and creativity is a big part of Elijah's recovery, and he enjoys learning and experiencing new ways to be creative. He enjoys supporting others on their recovery journeys and helping them grow into their new lives in recovery. Elijah enjoys finding opportunities to incorporate creativity and mindfulness into the recovery process to help others discover their full potential.

Prior to Serenity House Communities, Elijah worked in the technology industry for over 20 years in a variety of roles. He enjoys using technology to solve real problems whether that is through project management, systems design and architecture or application development. These same skills are useful in helping others to build a new life through recovery, and Elijah finds deep meaning in sharing his recovery journey with those he would serve. He is grateful and eager to be a part of the Serenity House team and the community that it serves.

Lori is a mother, sister, girlfriend, and Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) with a compassionate heart and a passion for helping others. She believes everyone deserves kindness, respect, and the opportunity to be heard. Recognizing that every person has a story, Lori strives to meet people with understanding and without judgment.

As someone in recovery and approaching three years, Lori understands the courage it takes to make changes, face challenges, and keep moving forward. Her journey has strengthened her belief in second chances and taught her the value of encouragement, connection, and having someone who believes in you.

Whether through her work or everyday interactions, Lori wants people to feel seen, supported, and reminded that they matter. Sometimes that means listening, offering encouragement, sharing a smile, or simply being present during a difficult moment.

Lori believes people do not have to be perfect to make a meaningful difference. Through compassion, honesty, and a willingness to show up for others, she hopes to help people recognize their strength and find hope for the future.