I Can. You Can. WE C.A.N.
OUR TEAM
The Hearts Behind the Action
We are a collective of dreamers and doers, united by a single purpose: empowering the next generation. Our impact is measured not just in numbers, but in the lives transformed through shared compassion and relentless action.
Courtney Roushion
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Courtney is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with over 17 years of experience dedicated to supporting individuals, families, and underserved communities. As Executive Director of Collective Action Network (C.A.N.), she is committed to advancing community well-being by connecting individuals and families with resources, promoting equity, and addressing social and emotional needs. Courtney believes in empowering people, strengthening communities, and creating opportunities for individuals and families to thrive.
C.A.N Leadership
Brandy Barnes
chief financial officer
Brandy Barnes, earned her Master of Social Work from California State University, Fullerton, and became a licensed clinical social worker in 2019.Brandy brings clinical and organizational leadership to Collective Action Network (C.A.N.). She believes meaningful care must address more than emotional health alone. Through C.A.N., she is committed to expanding access to support that recognizes the practical needs, relationships, and resources that shape a person’s ability to thrive.
Board Members
Saranah Walden
board Member
Saranah Walden is a community leader, philanthropist, and longtime advocate for children and families, with extensive experience in fundraising, nonprofit development, and community engagement. She serves with Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated and Jack and Jill of America, Incorporated, where she develops programs and fundraising initiatives that support children, families, and community-focused causes. A graduate of San Jose State University and The George Washington University, Saranah is passionate about creating experiences that educate, inspire, and empower children while strengthening communities.
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Cheryl Honore
board Member
Cheryl Honoré, MBA, CPA (Retired), is a former Professor of Accounting at Moreno Valley College, where she served for more than 30 years in teaching, academic leadership, and student support roles. Before entering higher education, she practiced public accounting for eight years with international CPA firms and an entertainment business management firm. She holds an MBA from California State Polytechnic University and a B.S. in Accounting from Loyola Marymount University and is passionate about education and helping students succeed.
Jazmine Hesse
YOUTH AMBASSADOR
As a dedicated student, I am passionate about supporting individuals and families improving their well- being. I believe true care means recognizing and addressing the needs that impact a persons quality of life. Through my personal growth, I am committed to expanding access to compassionate meaningful care and helping create healthier stronger communities. My goal is to use my knowledge, empathy and experiences to make a positive difference in the lives of others.
Betty Chambers
board Member
Betty Chambers has spent over a decade advocating for vulnerable children and families throughout San Bernardino County, most recently serving as Director of Programs at Children’s Fund. She helped expand essential services for children and youth impacted by abuse, neglect, homelessness, and other hardships while building strong community partnerships. Before entering nonprofit work, Betty spent 40 years in the newspaper industry, primarily with the Los Angeles Times, serving in leadership roles in training, development, classified management, and digital coordination. Now enjoying her second retirement, Betty brings a wealth of experience, compassion, and dedication to Collective Action Network, where she remains committed to empowering children, families, and communities.