Erin has been the Executive Director of St. Vincent Mission since 2016. She was a volunteer with the Christian Appalachian Project and worked with the Father Beiting Appalachian Mission Center prior to her work at St. Vincent Mission. She has Bachelor’s degrees in both Public Management from Austin Peay State University and Sociology from Morehead State University.
Her work at St. Vincent Mission focuses on see Christ’s work of reconciliation in the lives of those served. She also desires to see poverty alleviation efforts focus on the individual walking themselves out of poverty rather that outside sourcing being sought as the solution to their challenges.
Kimberley Castle is the Assistant Director / Grants Manager for St. Vincent Mission, Inc. in David, KY. She attended Big Sandy Community Technical College where she received a Practical Nursing and Medical Office diploma. Prior to accepting her position for St. Vincent Mission, she was the Service Unit Director for the Johnson County Salvation Army for six years.
Kimberley enjoys working in the Non-Profit sector serving others. She has a direct focus on breaking the chains of systemic poverty and helping others recognize their talents and abilities. She desires to see people become more reliant upon their own inherent gifts and resources rather than those of others with the ultimate goal of each person reaching their full-potential.
Kalen Ousley is the Programs Director at St. Vincent Mission in Floyd County, KY. After spending a decade in Lexington working in automotive production and logistics, he returned home to serve as a Disaster Case Manager Coordinator following the 2022 flooding.
As Programs Director, Kalen oversees staff and programming at St. Vincent Mission. He believes in the nonprofit’s work and its positive impact on the community.
Kalen lives in Prestonsburg, KY, with his partner Joslyn, their two teenage sons, and two dogs. In his free time, he enjoys camping, hiking, biking, and kayaking with his family.
