Biography

Qimmah Najeeullah is the Case Manager and Promise Central Project Coordinator of Break the Chain Campaign (BTCC). She has provided cultural competent and in-depth social service support to the clients of BTCC for almost three years. Prior to her current position, Qimmah was a Research Assistant for Community Mediation Centers of Maryland and an Assistant Instructor of English as a second language and employability skills at the Northwood Refugee Training Center in Silver Spring, MD.

Qimmah is a returned Peace Corps volunteer, having served in Turkmenistan, Central Asia and is currently an M.A. candidate in the International Peace and Conflict Resolution program at American University’s School of International Service. She was asked to join the board of directors at Community of Hope Health Services in April 2007 and recently celebrated her third anniversary with husband Muhammad, excited about the expectation of their second child.

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