Meet the Board(s)
Haven’s Board Members come from a variety of backgrounds and use their expertise to aid the Haven executive and clinical directors. Board members meet monthly and are highly involved in the fundraising efforts at Haven.
If you are interested in becoming a member of the Board of Directors, contact Charley Smith at charley@havenforyouth.org.
Board of Directors
Kimberly Boscow
Kimberly has been on the Haven board for 4 years. After serving as Secretary and Vice President she now serves as board President.
Jennifer Fiegen
Jennifer joined the Haven Youth and Family Services Board in the Fall of 2017. Currently, she serves as the Vice President on the Haven Board of Directors. She enjoys collaborating with fellow board members and the community, bringing a school system and child’s perspective to Haven’s programs and work.
Christopher Slagg
Chris is a community-minded individual who believes strongly in the spirit of volunteerism. In addition to his work on the Haven Board, he has been involved with Literacy Works and the Housing Organization for Women.
Roselyn Gilbert Don
Roselynn has a strong interest in family dynamics and the struggles of children and teens. She is impressed with the high quality and range of services offered by Haven. She is proud that our community has such an invaluable resource for families.
Amy Yulish
Amy graduated from the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign with a major in Psychology and a minor in Theater. She then received her Master’s in Counseling Psychology from Northwestern University and currently holds a core faculty position for the Master’s Program in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Northwestern where she teaches, supervises beginning clinicians and maintains a clinical practice. She is thrilled to be a part of such a wonderful organization, supporting the work she does herself, but in her very own community.
Heather Hester
Heather and her family once sought support from Haven. She was so moved by Haven’s support that Heather joined the Board wanting to help support the staff as well as continue tearing down the stigmas surrounding depression, anxiety, and LGBTQ youth. She is delighted to be part of such an incredible organization.
Michele Hunter
Michele Hunter is a new board member who grew up in Winnetka and now lines in Glenview with her husband and two children. She is a principal at the Architecture firm, Architrave Ltd. in Chicago and has spent many years volunteering at local schools and as a soccer coach. Michele is interested in helping adolescents navigate through junior high and high school and is eager to help Haven reach as many young teens as possible.
Mitchell Loveman
In addition to his full time job and his work with the Haven Board, Mitchell is a volunteer Assistant Basketball Coach at Evanston Township High School for the Sophomore Girls Team. Mitchell currently resides in Winnetka, IL with his wife Sally Lou and their three children.
Michael Karger
Michael grew up in Winnetka and attended New Trier from 1982-1986. Michael has volunteered and worked with people dealing with chemical dependency for over 25 years. He recently completed the course work for a CADC accreditation.
Randy Sable
Randy has been a board member of Haven for more than a decade. He is the past Treasurer, a position he held for 7 years. He holds a degree in Psychology, with a specialization in working with children. In that Randy’s career choice as an employee benefit consultant took him in a different direction, he chose to work with children by coaching many levels of various sports as well as working with Haven.
Youth Board (YoBo)
Today’s teens have a lot to deal with - rising academic pressures, negative online drama, and managing pressure from friends and family. It can all be tough to juggle and it’s enough to make anyone feel stressed. Luckily Haven youth board - or YoBo - is here to help.
YoBo is a group of active, service-oriented students in the North Shore who de-stress by doing low-key service activities and chatting about their day. The goal is to give back to the community all while picking up some tools that will help you live your best life.
Whether its discussing how to self soothe, running through some helpful time management tips and tricks, or just zoning out while the group makes sandwiches for the homeless - Haven YoBo is here for you.
We meet two Mondays a month at the Haven Wilmette location and membership is free. If you’re interested in checking us out please contact Tanner for more information.
Hope to see you soon!
