Naimah Tucker is the founder and CEO of the Rose Center and its non-profit extension the Rose Center Organization (501-c3). Raised and attended school in Newark, NJ she has always had a passion for helping people. At 8 years old, she expressed to her mother her drive to own clinics across the country that aids the mental health of children. As she matured, she realized her passion to serve the middle school to adolescent population. Naimah graduated from the University of Maryland Eastern Shore and Salisbury University as a dual-degree sociology major. A year later in 2016 she accomplished her master’s in social work from the illustrious Howard University.
Vision Statement:
“The Rose Center strives to be a leading force in comprehensive mental health services for children and adolescents, particularly within urban communities. We aim to break down barriers to mental wellness, fostering resilience, understanding, and growth. Our goal is to set a national standard for impactful therapeutic care, and to share our proven approach globally, transforming lives one community at a time.”
Mission Statement:
“At The Rose Center, we create a nurturing space where mental wellness is prioritized and educational aspirations are supported. Through individualized therapy, group counseling, and community outreach, we empower children and adolescents to overcome challenges, reach their full potential, and thrive both academically and emotionally.”