Stephen Burnett is a Housing Inspector at BRHP, where he conducts housing quality inspections and supports the organization’s mission to provide safe, stable homes for families. He brings over 15 years of experience in disaster housing inspections through FEMA and the Department of Homeland Security. Stephen is also the founder of Lunar Wellness, a company offering holistic health services, including massage therapy, fitness training, and nutrition support. He is committed to advancing both housing access and community wellness.

Surisitee Motiram is a Housing Mobility Associate – Counseling at the Baltimore Regional Housing Partnership (BRHP), where they support families in finding stable housing and accessing new opportunities through the Housing Mobility Program. They hold a bachelor’s degree in Sociology and Political Science from St. Mary’s College of Maryland. Before joining BRHP, they were a Fulbright Scholar in Bucaramanga, Colombia, where they taught English and worked on cross-cultural exchange initiatives. Their passion for housing and mobility issues is rooted in their longstanding commitment to immigrant rights and social equity. They bring a thoughtful, people-centered approach to their work, with a focus on helping families overcome barriers and build brighter futures. Outside of work, they enjoy anime, staying active, and making art.

Teron Bridgett is a Housing Mobility Associate where he is responsible for processing rent increase requests and recertifications. Prior to BRHP, Teron worked in property management as a multisite Assistant Property Manager. He also worked as a realtor, helping clients buy and sell housing. In his free time, Teron enjoys going to concerts, art exhibits, plays, traveling anywhere that has a beach, and spending time with friends and family. Teron is also a Baltimore Ravens fan.

Terry Torain is a Housing Inspector, where he performs housing quality inspections for BRHP and HABC clients. Terry has worked as a Real Estate salesman for Coldwell Banker prior to the pandemic, and as a Maryland home and lead paint inspector since 2016. He graduated from Northwestern High school in Baltimore City and Catonsville community college. In his free time, he enjoys watching boxing and is a huge Dallas Cowboys fan.

Tia Bryant is a Housing Mobility Supervisor at BRHP. Her responsibilities include responding to program participant and owner requests and processing interim changes, final eligibility applications, rent increases, and request for tenancy approvals (RTAs). Prior to BRHP, Tia worked in property management for 16 years. In her free time, Tia enjoys shopping and spending time with her family.

Tonya is a Housing Mobility Associate at BRHP, where she is responsible for processing recertifications, rent increases, interim changes, and denials and/or terminations. Previous, Tonya worked as a family investment specialist with the Dorchester County Department of Social Services where she interviewed applicants for public assistance, medical assistance and/or food stamps in the Family Investment Administration (FIA) of the Department of Human Resources to determine eligibility and need for FIA programs. She also worked for Dorchester Early Learning Center as a family advocate, where she performed case management, educated families, coordinated monthly socializations, and helped parents become self-sufficient. Tonya received a bachelor’s degree in administration with a concentration in business from Sojourner-Douglass College. In her free time she enjoys shopping, decorating, traveling, listening to music, and, most importantly, spending time with her adult children and grandchildren.

Uriah Morgan is the Senior Staff Accountant at BRHP, where he manages the company’s financial information. Previously, Uriah served as the Senior Manager of Accounting at USA Lacross for 8 years. He is an alum of Savannah State University and graduated with a Bachelor of Business Administration with a concentration in accounting. Outside of the office, he enjoys spending time with his family and friends, gaming, and watching sports. Let’s go O’s and Ravens!