Our Staff

Originally from Indiana, Kim graduated from Purdue University with a BS in Nursing. With a desire to move west, she then lived in Seattle, Scottsdale, and Laguna Niguel CA working in clinical nursing and management. Finally in 1994 she came to Winston Salem to work at Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center, where she incorporated her clinical experience as an Internal Consultant in Organizational Development. As her young daughter grew up, she struggled socially and academically. When her daughter was diagnosed with ADHD, CAPD, and Asperger’s Syndrome, she finally had an explanation for her challenges. Kim was ready to help her, but then realized that few resources were available. Thus to help her daughter and others, she designed and founded the iCan House in 2008. Kim lives in Winston Salem with her daughter, 2 dogs and 6 birds!

Rashaad grew up in Dayton, Ohio and moved to North Carolina in 2008 where he finished high school and attended The University of North Carolina at Greensboro and majored in Therapeutic Recreation. During his time at UNCG he fell in love with the nonprofit world while working for Beyond Academics. He served as Campus and Community Support, directly assisting and facilitating individualized goals and objectives for adults with disabilities attending UNCG. Prior to working at iCan House, he worked for Labcorp as a Billing Specialist gaining valuable experience in data entry. He is excited to be a member of the team and looks forward to helping make a difference in other people’s lives! In his spare time you can catch him playing video games or going to a nice restaurant with his fiance!

Mallory has always lived in our beautiful state of NC. Because of this love for NC, Mallory completed her undergraduate degree at East Carolina University and proceeded to earn her Master’s degree at Western Carolina University. She has an undergraduate degree in Communication Sciences and Disorders with a minor in Child Development, Family Relations. Her graduate degree is also in Communication Sciences and Disorders. During the time she spent in college, she was a preschool teacher working with children of diverse backgrounds and disabilities. After graduation, Mallory started working as a speech-language pathologist for a private practice. She continues to work as a speech-language pathologist within Winston-Salem. Mallory is excited to join a wonderful and collaborative team at the iCan House. When Mallory is not with her iCan House team, or working as a speech-language pathologist, you can find Mallory spending time with family and friends, going to the lake, spending time with her dog, or traveling.