Caroline's journey in the human services field began in 1996, marking the start of a passionate career dedicated to helping people, eventually settling at Nonotuck.
Caroline has always been driven by a deep-seated love of aiding others, a value that has guided her professional path and led her to a fulfilling career with Nonotuck.
Outside of the office, Caroline is an avid gardener and enjoys walking. These hobbies allow her to connect with nature and find peace and relaxation in her busy life. A simple yet powerful motto inspires her: "Be yourself!"
Timothy (Tim) Durkin's passion for human services was largely influenced by his personal experiences growing up alongside his younger brother, who has Down Syndrome. This profound connection to his brother not only shaped his career path but also instilled in him a deep understanding of the challenges and joys that come with caregiving.
Tim was drawn to Nonotuck's mission and values, finding a perfect fit for his commitment to serving others. Outside of work, Tim is devoted to raising his twin daughters and exploring new sights, always seeking new experiences and learning opportunities. His hobbies are a testament to his adventurous spirit and commitment to family.
A quote that resonates deeply with Tim is by the band Phish: “Hold the wheel, read the sign. Keep the tires off the line. Just relax, you're doing fine.”
Christine “Chrissy” Keenan RN brings a strong interest in human services, as well as case management experience to Nonotuck. She has worked at Nonotuck since 2023, and has a strong background in nursing, geriatric patients, and human services in general.
Outside of work, she enjoys baking (especially Christmas cookies).
Ronda has provided leadership and organizational development to profit corporations, tribal government, and nonprofit agencies as well as served as an advocate, therapist, and clinician for over 10 years. She is also a motivator speaker and trainer on culture awareness, domestic violence, case management, substance abuse, and historical trauma to universities, college, conferences, government officials, and mainstream agencies. While living in New Jersey, Ronda obtained her bachelor’s and master's degrees at Rutgers University. She is a qualified rehabilitation counselor and certified peer recovery specialist. Born in North Carolina, Ronda resides on Cape Cod, is a member of the Lumbee Tribe, and is also married to Aaron R Tobey, Jr., of the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe. Email: jones@nonotuck.com
