Board of Directors
2026-2028 Board of Directors
CCDN's board of directors works hard to make sure the organization functions efficiently and effectively. CCDN is driven by its mission, vision, and core values to promote quality and fair service to the clients we serve.
Dr. Tamika D. Holmes, MBA, MHRM, EdD
Chief Executive Officer, Director, Founder
Email: tamika@ccommunitycaredn.org
Office: (205)238-5506
Phone: (205)586-0740
​Mr. Anthony T. Porter
President & Governance Committee Member
Email: tporter@highpointgroup.llc
Mrs. M. Jontá Davis-Holmes
Past President-Advisory
Email: malicia1994@gmail.com
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Dr. Reba Williams-Patton
Vice President
CCDN Ambassador
Programs & Community Outreach
Email: rjwilliams6@crimson.ua.edu
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Dr. Martin & Mrs. Michelle Nalls
Advisory Board Members
Email: michelle@inkwellideas.org
​Mrs. LonTrenia Cook
​Parents Helping Parents
​Advisory-Parent
Email: trena06@hotmail.com​
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Mrs. Andrea Winston
Advisory
Email: awinstonrealty@gmail.com​
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Mr. Jeremy Duckworth
Advisory Board Member
Email: jduck@cara-now.org
Attorney Kintisha Matthews
Advisory Board Member
Ethics Statement
Establishing and maintaining public trust and confidence is vital to the success and fulfilling the mission of Community Care Development Network (CCDN). As a 5013 nonprofit organization, our reputation is a most valued asset in the community. Each member of CCDN must endeavor to preserve and protect this asset through principles of integrity, fairness, respect, and responsibility.
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Developing and communicating these principles are critical to ensuring high ethical standards. The principles provide the framework and context that enables us to continually strive for excellence in our work and behavior.
CCDN has endorsed the principles of integrity, fairness, respect, and responsibility, both in word and action, therefore CCDN strives:
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(Integrity) To conduct ourselves and our activities with the highest regard for the truth;
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(Fairness) To treat others and approach each activity with the highest regard for fair and equitable treatment;
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(Respect) To demonstrate appreciation and genuine concern for the individuality of others and their ideas; and
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(Responsibility) To be accountable for our actions, guardians of CCDN’s best interests, and responsible stewards of the public’s trust.
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(Honor) To be true to our mission, vision, and values by being consistent in the service we provide
CCDN is committed to integrating these principles into the organization’s culture and to encourage ethical conduct throughout CCDN.