BOUNCE BACK SOCIAL SERVICES

Address: 1256 W. Jefferson St. Suite 101

Joliet, IL 60435

Phone: (815) 782-6040

Fax: (815) 782-6041

Email: pwbouncebacksocialservice@gmail.com

Web: www.bouncebacksocialservices.com

CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER- PARIS WILHITE

There is relatively a small segment of leaders in the non-profit organization world; individuals who have the ability to build relationships, rapport, and trust with almost anyone, and then able to build the relationships and make connections between people, creating partnerships and alliances, and motivating forward momentum to “get things done.” Paris Whilhite is one of those people, that “gets things done” and creates results through collaboration, partnerships and relationships with an enthusiastic and genuinely personable attitude. Mrs. Wilhite radiates a sincere passion for delivering valued services and benefits to those she’s served.

A counselor by training, Mrs. Wilhite earned her B.A. in Social Work and Human Services (Scholars Diploma) from Lewis University in 2000. She then went on to pursue higher education and earned her Master’s Degree in Counseling and Human Services from National Louis University. Mrs. Wilhite accelerated over the last 8 years to the executive level reaching almost 20 years of experience working and serving in Social Work and Human Services with public and non-profit organizations. She was awarded the Whitney Young Social Worker Award by the Scholars Council of Lewis University May of 1999. A native of Joliet, Illinois, Mrs. Wilhite resides in Plainfield, IL with her husband and daughter. With her great deal of values and expertise in the field of Social Work, Mrs. Wilhite continues to extend her hand beyond belief.

CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER- JENNIFER B. YOUNG Jennifer B. Young is a Registered Psychotherapist who has over 15 years of experience in the

counseling field. She has worked in the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment’s (CDLE) Veterans Program for over five years, as a Disabled Veterans Outreach Program (DVOP) specialist; she has provided case management services to appropriate veteran clients, conducted client assessments, job development, ongoing employment counseling, adjustment counseling, vocational guidance/support, interviews to determine veterans’ qualifications, skills and needs, as well as participant follow-up. Jennifer provided effective solutions for veterans to overcome identified barriers to employment. She was awarded the Colorado American Legion’s DVOP of the Year honors for her work in 2012.

Jennifer worked as a volunteer at the Denver Rescue Mission, mentoring singles, families, and seniors in becoming self-sufficient; as a part of Colorado Mayor’s “Homeless Initiative Program.” She was awarded a Service Award, honors for her work in 2010. A Counselor and certified Global Career Development Facilitator by training, Jennifer earned her M.A. in Counseling and a B.S. in Organizational Management and a Minor in Psychology from Colorado Christian University. In 2012 Jennifer opened a private practice; (Heart to Hearts Counseling LLC.)

Jennifer is an honorably discharged veteran, who served in the United States Army. She is an active member of the American Counseling Association, Illinois Counseling Association, Colorado Counseling Association, and Colorado Career Development Counseling Association. Jennifer served as a Colorado DECA Judge for District 1 and District 2, and has set on the Colorado Department of Labor Oral Interview Board.

A native of Joliet, Illinois, Jennifer have returned to her homeland to serve veterans and those who are experiencing life’s transitions-as Chief Operating Officer for a non-profit organization, “Bounce Back Social Services.”

AGENCY PURPOSEThe purposes of this corporation are

charitable:To provide direct assistance to:

Military VeteransMilitary DependentsWomen, Infants, and ChildrenYoung MalesAny person suffering life’s circumstances

MILITARY VETERANS

Problems Military Vets experience?Unable to get jobs after serving the countryRelationship problemsCoping strategies with life’s circumstancePost Traumatic Stress SyndromeLack of confidence to face the world upon

returnLack of education

MILITARY DEPENDENTS

What kind of assistance? Counseling for absence of a parentExtracurricular activities to stay tuned with

lifeCoping strategies with a parent being

deployedEducational assistanceFamily support system

WOMEN, INFANT, AND CHILDREN

What kind of assistance?Abandoned womenPrenatal, Neonatal, Pregnancy, Post Partum

EducationChildhood ProblemsCoping strategies to different circumstancesJob readinessEducation preparationTime managementFinancial Counseling

YOUNG MALES

What kind of assistance?Mentoring Male role model due to absent father figureGuidance from negative influences in the

worldHow to be a gentlemanPrepare for CollegeJob Preparation

WE DON’T SERVE PERFECT PEOPLE!

Anxiety Depression Stress Change Grief or loss Inability to forgive Frequent irritability Persistent feelings of

worthlessness, hopelessness, or helplessness

Low self esteem Poor concentration Decreased motivation or

interest in life Thoughts of suicide or

occurrence of self injury Behavior changes noticed

by yourself or others Intense fears or phobias Excessive worrying

Who else do we serve?

People suffering from, but not limited to:

MISSION STATEMENT Bounce Back Social Services mission is to provide direct

assistance to American military veterans, their families, women, infants, children, young males, and members of the general public with services that will help them to become renewed, revived and restored to recover from life’s issues and circumstances.

WE can do it TOGETHER!!

VISION STATEMENT

Bounce Back Social Services vision is to enhance and equip those we serve with the training and skills to recover sufficiently to put themselves back in motion (back in play).

Put me back in the game Coach!!

To ensure the following services with substance, we will engage in fundraising with outside communities and other lawful activities.

Readjustment Assistance Crisis Counseling, Rehabilitation Family Counseling Promotion of Education Healthy Lifestyle Promotion Substance-abuse Counseling Job-readiness Training Mentoring Educational services and related services to:

military veterans, women needing assistance, low-income, homeless individuals, youth, senior citizens, and/or those in need of assistance

SERVICES WE PROVIDE:

STAFF Major Wilhite (Mental Health Counselor)- Earned his BSN

in Nursing from Andrew University in BerrinSprings, Michigan. He served 6.5 years in the Airforce as a Captain and 6.5 years in the Army as a Major. He is a Register Nurse in IL, District of Columbia, and New York.

Runnell Townsend Jr. (Community Program Manager)- Earned his Bachelors of Science in Community Health with a concentration in Health Administration, Rehabilitation, and Health Education at the University of Illinois @ Urbana-Champaign. Immediately after, he went on to earn his Master of Science in Public Health concentrating in Community Health and Policy. Runnell is a military dependent in the Army branch.

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