Sierra Holden is a dedicated human services professional with more than a decade of experience across healthcare, behavioral health, and community outreach. She is a Certified Peer Specialist–Mental Health (CPS-MH), Certified Whole Health Action Management (WHAM) Facilitator, and Certified Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) Responder.

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Born and raised in Atlanta, Sierra’s lived experience — including overcoming homelessness as a teenager — has shaped her deep commitment to advocacy, empowerment, and trauma-informed care. This perspective strengthens her ability to connect authentically with individuals and families while fostering hope, healing, and resilience within the communities she serves.

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Sierra holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in human services with a concentration in family and children services. She combines medical knowledge and behavioral health expertise to address complex needs with compassion, clarity, and care.

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As Program Manager at Intown Cares, Sierra leads with empathy, integrity, and purpose — promoting collaboration, supporting recovery, and ensuring every client is met with dignity, respect, and opportunity.

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Outside of her role at Intown Cares, Sierra is the founder of Sierra’s Sisterhood, a community-based organization dedicated to empowering young girls through mentorship, education, and wellness initiatives.