Guided by Lived Experience
Protected by Boundaries.
At Mobarez Solutions, our daily support team knows exactly what you are going through—because we have lived it. We also know firsthand the heavy toll that public stigma and systemic discrimination take on individuals trying to rebuild their lives.
Because of the sensitive nature of our work, the intense scrutiny our community faces, and our commitment to creating a true safe haven, we do not publicly broadcast the names and faces of our frontline staff. We maintain strict privacy boundaries so we can focus 100% of our energy on doing the work and protecting your peace.
When you walk through our doors, you are supported by a highly structured, professional team of peers who have survived the system and dedicated their lives to helping you do the same
Our Operational Team (Boots on the Ground)
Executive Director & FounderOur Founder, Roohallah, built Mobarez Solutions from a place of deep, personal understanding. Having spent years navigating the justice system, completing mandated treatment on the inside and outside, and successfully rebuilding their life, they know the systemic barriers intimately. With years of subsequent professional experience in the nonprofit sector—specifically housing individuals required to register—the Director oversees the strategic vision and daily operations of the organization, ensuring every program is rooted in genuine empathy and restorative justice.
Certified Peer Recovery CoachesRebuilding your life takes practical, daily skills. Our Certified Peer Recovery Coaches work directly with clients to offer hands-on assistance, life-skills training, and system navigation. They provide a vital, judgment-free space to process the emotional heavy lifting of reentry, helping clients turn clinical therapy into daily action.
Dedicated House LeadsYou shouldn't have to navigate your living environment alone. In each of our homes, we have experienced House Leads who manage the day-to-day environment and provide extensive peer support. They ensure the home remains a true safe haven, modeling healthy boundaries, monitoring restorative accountability, and fostering a genuine community.
Meet Our Advisory Board
Mobarez Solutions is honored to be guided by a dedicated Advisory Board comprised of seasoned professionals from diverse backgrounds. While our operational team handles the day-to-day peer support, our Advisory Board operates behind the scenes to provide critical oversight, strategic guidance, and ethical accountability. They ensure that our organization remains true to our restorative mission and operates with the highest level of integrity.
Andy Magel is the National Director of Impact for Change Please Coffee. He founded the job-training social enterprise Mile High WorkShop in early 2014 after managing other social enterprise projects in Denver. He has many years of experience working across public & private partnerships to support training & employment opportunities in Colorado. Andy also regularly consults with REDF, the national leader in social enterprise, & provides support to organizations across the country in a variety of strategic engagements. He is passionate about building an employment ecosystem that contributes to the wholeness of our community.
Keely Berge Teynor has been in the Human Resources & Recruiting space her entire career. She firmly believes that everyone deserves a second chance, & is committed to assisting Mobarez Solutions & its clients however she can. As a mom of teenagers living in the Suburban Denver Metro Area, Keely can provide a unique perspective to the organization regarding the opportunities and challenges one might face when it comes to clients living in different neighborhoods. After significant research, she is supportive of this model, and recognizes That the ultimate goal of community safety is paramount to Mobarez Solutions. In addition to providing any support necessary, Keely will offer her resume writing & interviewing skills workshops to those that are working on reentry.
Renee Quintana-Nunez is a Colorado native who's professional career started when she obtained her bachelor's degree in Sociology & Ethnic Studies. She went into juvenile corrections & started working with at risk teens in a pre-trial release program in Denver. She also worked with Denver Juvenile probation & was a case manager for the Denver Drug Court program. Renee made a career change & has been in banking for the last 11 years. In the last 5 years she enjoyed focusing on business & commercial real estate lending. Renee's interests lie in building a real estate portfolio that focuses on helping communities. She currently focuses on working with investors who wish to own properties with a purpose. Her goal is not just in owning real estate, but in giving back to the community & providing treatment housing for those who need it.
Daniel Schellenger comes from a very diverse background, including 12 years with the Department of Corrections as a Security Lieutenant and Release Case Manager, helping offenders transition into the community, & currently as a Mental Health & Substance Use therapist in both inpatient and outpatient settings for a Community Corrections organization in Northeast Colorado. He delivers both group & individual therapy, developing curriculum for outpatient groups for the justice-involved client. He regularly presents on justice-involved topics at state-level conferences such as the Colorado Counseling Association & the Winter Symposium. His passion is to promote safe environments for healing & growth while encouraging sustainable client-focused strategies.
Alexandria Mezyad is a Licensed Mental Health Therapist with over nine years of experience in the field. She has worked in private practice, community mental health agencies, & specialized treatment programs for men who have committed sexual offenses. She is passionate about restorative justice & has facilitated healing dialogues between survivors & those who have caused harm. She is the co-owner of Dignity Counseling & Wellness, a group mental health practice with multiple locations serving diverse populations & addressing a wide range of general mental health concerns. In addition to her clinical work, Alexandria is deeply involved in the art of film. She finds purpose in listening to people’s stories and capturing their experiences through documentary & narrative work. She continues to advocate for mental health awareness & social justice, aiming to bridge communities through empathy, accountability, & creative expression.