ABOUT US
Our Mission
Our mission is to empower Adults with Disabilities Through Quality, Person-Centered Support for a More Independent Tomorrow.
Our Vision
A world where everyone—regardless of ability—has the tools, supports, and opportunity to live life on their own terms.
OUR STORY
Tomorrow House was founded to bridge the gap between support and independence for individuals with developmental disabilities. Our founders envisioned a community-based program where individuals with IDD and other disabilities could thrive in homes of their choosing, supported by professionals who honor their rights, needs, and culture.
We believe that supported living is a straightforward concept designed to empower individuals with disabilities who seek long-term support to live fulfilling, community-based lives. Our goal is to arrange or provide the necessary assistance for each individual to reside in a secure and comfortable home of their choosing. By offering personalized choices and fostering an understanding of rights and responsibilities, we aim to empower individuals to design a support system that enhances their quality of life and encourages active participation within their community.
BUILDING A HOUSE
CALLED TOMORROW
Tomorrow House SLS was founded on the belief that “we are made, fundamentally, from the good”—a powerful reminder from Alberto Ríos’ A House Called Tomorrow. Just as the poem speaks of carrying forward the strength, resilience, and possibilities of those who came before us, our mission is to build “a house called tomorrow” for individuals with developmental disabilities—one rooted in dignity, empowerment, and progress. Every service we provide is grounded in the idea that we don’t walk this path alone; we walk it together, bringing the best of our collective history into each new day. And with that, we work to create a tomorrow where every individual has the support they need to make their own history—to “go forward into the history they will make.”
MEET OUR ADMINISTRATIVE & LEADERSHIP TEAM
Chief Executive Officer (CEO)
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Duke brings over 15 years of executive experience in disability services, financial development, and program operations. A Haitian-American and community builder, Duke has led major initiatives with Cedars of Marin and Helping Hand Supportive Living. He specializes in inclusive leadership, strategic growth, and community partnerships. He holds a Business Administration degree and serves as Board Treasurer for Hope & Anchor.
Duke’s passion is creating a sustainable, equitable care model that empowers individuals to thrive—and serves as a model for others to follow.
Dukelange (Duke) Philippe-Auguste
Gabrielle Philippe-Auguste, MA
Chief Operations Officer
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Gabrielle is a social entrepreneur and clinical counselor with a heart for underserved communities. With executive leadership roles across Homeward Bound of Marin, Turning Point, and Center Point, Gabrielle has led transformative programs addressing mental health, disability, housing, and social equity.
Gabrielle holds a Master’s in Counseling Psychology from the University of San Francisco, Bachelor’s in psychology, and Associate Degree in Social and Behavioral Sciences. She previously served as Vice Chair of the First 5 Solano Children & Families Commission. Her vision is a society where everyone is seen, valued, and supported with compassion.
Dr. Frank Starks, PhD.
Assistant Program Manager ​​
Dr. Starks is a Program Manager, Healthcare Provider, and Educator with over 20 years of experience serving individuals and underserved populations. Guided by the principle “In service for a better tomorrow,” he specializes in home and community-based programs that promote dignity, independence, and growth. Dr. Starks has led behavioral health teams, workforce reentry programs, and disability support services, while developing health education for immigrants, refugees, and at-risk groups. Holding a Ph.D. in Organizational Psychology and California teaching credentials, he blends academic expertise with compassionate leadership to empower individuals and strengthen communities.
Lindsay Anglade, MS
Quality Assurance Manager ​​
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Lindsay serves as the Quality Assurance Manager at Tomorrow House, where she oversees program compliance, staff development, and quality improvement initiatives. With over 15 years of experience in social services and supported living, Lindsay specializes in building systems that promote accountability, person-centered care, and excellence in service delivery. She’s passionate about empowering both staff and clients to reach their full potential through collaboration, training, and consistent support.
Shontele Harrison
Human Resources Manager
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Shontele is a people-focused HR professional who believes in building workplaces where employees feel valued, supported, and empowered to grow. With years of experience in employee relations, compliance, and benefits administration, she’s helped teams thrive by combining empathy with practical HR solutions. Shontele is passionate about creating positive change, guiding leaders, and ensuring that every employee’s experience reflects fairness, respect, and opportunity.
Adriana Arkin
ILS Coordinator / Registered Behavior Technician​
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Anna is an experienced Registered Behavior Technician and ILS Coordinator at Tomorrow House Supportive Living, where she supports individuals with physical and mental disabilities through compassionate, person-centered care. Her approach is rooted in kindness, honesty, and emotional intelligence, creating safe, empowering spaces for both clients and staff. Outside of work, I’m a fantasy novelist who believes that healing is heroic. I am also a wife, mom of two, and sister to four siblings.
Cherie Bates
SLS Case Manager​
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Cherie is an experienced SLS Case Manager with a strong background in healthcare, behavioral support, and emergency response. She holds a degree in Criminal Justice and is a certified Medical Assistant, Phlebotomist, and EMT. Her experience spans skilled nursing, hospice care, supported living services, and executive protection, where she served as the on-duty medic for high-profile clients.
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Cherie is highly skilled in care coordination, medication management, crisis intervention, and individualized care planning for clients of all ages and behavioral backgrounds. Known for her calm professionalism, compassion, and leadership, she is deeply committed to ensuring the safety, dignity, and quality of life of every individual under her care.
AWARDS AND RECOGNITION
Tomorrow House is proud to be recognized for leadership in the field of developmental services and community empowerment:
2023
Congregational Accommodation, Congressman John Garamendi
2023
Certificate of Recognition, Senator Bill Dodd, California State Legislature
2023
Certificate of Special Recognition, California Office of Small Business Advocate (CalOSBA)
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