“I am a native to Colorado and I serve as Program Coordinator with Mobile MAT; and offer services as a certified Peer Specialist. I have gone through 6 tears of treatment; and, I’ve worked in residential treatment for 10 years. My passion is riding with Sober Souls motorcycle club, giving back to the community and helping people struggling with addiction. I love camping, fishing and being outdoors.”

“Hello! My name is Calley Krauss. I was born and raised in southern Colorado. I must admit, even from a small age I always knew I wanted to be in service of others. Later, it was made clear who I wanted to help. My heart had been touched by addiction. Addiction has affected me throughout my entire life. In fact, I have been on both sides of the table. It is a pleasure and a real passion for me to be able to help those who are in the throws of a hard battle. I am constantly growing personally and professionally in this field. I love it! In my “real” life outside of JCMH, I love being Auntie to my 2 nieces, dancing, and enjoying the best laughs.”

“Working in the Public Health has been my honor for most of my nursing career. I have a passion for serving underrepresented populations and working on innovative ideas for serving communities that have an unmet medical need. Expanding my knowledge of addiction and mental health is a challenge I am whole heartly embracing. I am proud to be a native Spanish speaker and being able to close the language barrier for clients needing translation services. My public service work has been with populations experiencing homelessness, hunger insecurity, and providing off-site vaccination clinics in low-income school districts. Most recently I’ve been in the front lines giving COVID-19 shots and COVID PCR nasal swabs at mass distribution sites. My self-care activities include working on puzzles, making quilts, and making art with water coloring pencils.”