June Haygood is one of the co-founders of Soaring Supportive Living and has a personal connection to the cause of helping veterans and their families. As the daughter of a veteran, June has firsthand experience with the challenges that many veterans face when trying to find stable housing, employment, and emotional support after leaving the military. This motivated her to create a company that could address these challenges and provide comprehensive support for veterans.Thanks to June's dedication and hard work, Soaring Supportive Living is being launched. The company focuses on providing affordable housing, transitional living, and supportive services that offer a safe and supportive environment for veterans to rebuild their lives. June hopes to continue providing essential services to those who have served our country and their families by partnering with funding opportunities that share the same vision.The success of Soaring Supportive Living relies on the support of funding opportunities that are equally committed to the success of veterans. June recognizes that veterans face unique challenges that require specialized support and resources. By partnering with funding opportunities that share the same vision, Soaring Supportive Living can continue to provide essential services to those who have served our country and their families.

June Worsham Haygood is a visionary leader and the CEO of Applications Operation, LLC, where she spearheads the development and management of STOP OD, a groundbreaking crowdsourcing app designed to prevent opioid overdose in all communities. Under her leadership, STOP OD has become a highly successful program that equips the public with the knowledge and skills to navigate opioid addiction and overdose. June's passion for this critical public health issue was sparked when she and her daughter Tia-Samone attended a conference where Dr. Jerome Adams, United States Surgeon General, spoke on the Opioid Epidemic. Inspired by the potential of a life-saving app, June leveraged her expertise as a certified pharmacy technician and healthcare science educator to develop STOP OD. She has since earned Letters of Recommendation from several important people and has become a leading voice in the fight against opioid overdose. June's leadership of STOP OD will result in a game-changing tool that gives bystanders and family members more control in a situation where they previously had none. Her unwavering dedication to mitigating preventable deaths from opioid overdose has made her a highly respected and sought-after public health advocate. As CEO of Applications Operation, LLC, June continues to drive healthcare and public health innovation.Achievements include letters of recommendation from the following:Henry C. “Hank” Johnson, JR, Congressman for Georgia, 4th DistrictDavid Scott, Congressman for Georgia, 13th DistrictPayam Sheikhattar, MD, MPH, Professor & Director, Morgan State UniversityIris Zachary, Ph.D., MSHI, CTR, Assistant Research Professor, University of Missouri, School of Medicine

June Haygood is a dedicated Board Member at The Re-Entry Connection, a Greater Atlanta Area based 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that has been working tirelessly since January 2012 to reduce incarceration and recidivism rates among formerly incarcerated females. The organization's mission is to provide programming that addresses the challenging issues of re-entry and offenders' rights through Support, Education, and Grass Root Organizing. They work towards educating, advocating, referring, and providing female ex-offenders with a "safe place to land" while they strive to regain their human voice, self-respect, and human rights. The Re-Entry Connection offers a holistic approach towards helping female ex-offenders to reintegrate into society, by providing support, education, and organizing efforts that address the challenges of re-entry and offenders' rights. June Haygood's involvement with this organization is a testament to her dedication towards positively impacting the community.-Under her guidance, two offenders have successfully completed the rehabilitation program and achieved prominent positions in government and entrepreneurship, showcasing the program's potential for reform.-June has actively participated in numerous charity events and worked tirelessly towards the success of "Toys for Tots" program.-Moreover, June has taken the initiative to certify reentry candidates in CPR and first aid training, helping them acquire essential skills and knowledge to secure a better future.

June Haygood has been an unwavering member of the Georgia Center for Oncology Research and Education since her induction in February 2010. Her exceptional work has consistently focused on connecting, educating, and sharing best practices among patient navigators throughout Georgia. June's unwavering mission is to reduce barriers and facilitate patient access to cancer-related services.June has taken on multifaceted responsibilities at the center, providing patient navigation services to cancer patients. She ensures that they receive the most exceptional support throughout their treatment and has also advocated for lay navigators' rights, recognition, and certification status. June's invaluable work has ensured that patient navigators receive the recognition they deserve for their critical work.June Haygood navigates state legislation to remove barriers for cancer patients seeking treatment, caregiver rights, and certification status. Her work establishes better support systems for cancer patients' rights, treatment, and support. Her dedication has significantly impacted many cancer patients' lives in Georgia. June Haygood is an invaluable asset to the Georgia Center for Oncology Research and Education.- Connect, educate, and share best practices among patient navigators in Georgia- Reduce barriers and increase access to services specifically related to cancer- Provide patient navigation services to cancer patients- Advocate for lay navigator rights, recognition, and certification status- Navigate state legislation regarding cancer treatment, caregiver rights, and certification status- Work towards removing barriers for cancer patients to receive necessary treatment and support - Establish better support systems for cancer patients' rights, treatment, and support.

June Haygood is a health science education teacher and highly skilled in designing and maintaining a curriculum centered on the learners for middle school students in Georgia. They are also responsible for establishing the first HOSA (Health Occupations Students of America) chapter in their current facility and serve as the chapter advisor. Mrs. Haygood aims to achieve total student development and assess and develop student leadership and technical skills based on the HOSA Competitive Events Program Guidelines by integrating the HOSA chapter program into the instructional program. The chapter has been recognized for placing at various leadership conferences. Mrs. Haygood's skills include leadership development, pharmacy practice, management, healthcare, and health education.Achievements:- June started the health care science department in the Fulton County District and led the academics for five years.- As a teacher, Mrs. Haygood's students have placed in the top 10 in the state in healthcare competitions and went on to compete at the national level.- Additionally, June Haygood has successfully led a dialogue with the Surgeon General on ways to combat the national opioid epidemic, which led her to develop the STOP OD app.

As part of her responsibilities, June was fundamental in the launch of a new pharmacy, which improved the health outcomes of the community by facilitating convenient access to medications and healthcare services. In addition to creating job opportunities and stimulating economic growth, the pharmacy has also become a reliable resource for medication counseling and health education, promoting wellness within the community. Highlighted achievements include: Managed the establishment and launch of a new pharmacy in the community Executed operational workflows for inventory management, prescription delivery/dispensing, and compounding. Developed and implemented marketing strategies to create awareness of pharmacy services. Monitored and evaluated the pharmacy's performance to ensure efficiency and profitability. Provided excellent customer service and technical support to patients.

June Haygood was the Registry Certified Pharmacy Technician for J.L.Patterson Enterprise for 5 years. A passionate advocate for healthcare and wellness for her community and a proud representative of her profession. As a Registry Certified Pharmacy Technician, June Haygood was responsible for accurately dispensing medications, managing inventory, and assisting pharmacists in providing patient care. She also ensured compliance with pharmacy laws and regulations, conducted medication reviews, and educated patients on medication use and safety.•-Assisted pharmacist with departmental administration duties, modified department into a fully digital environment, facilitated EMR software CPOE and training, and increased pharmacy delivery to 10% in a correctional facility. -Interacted with departments, conducted inventories, and reviewed physician's orders. Distributed medication after individuals were released after interacting with departments, taking inventory, and reviewing physicians' orders. -Aware of infection control policies and procedures and adhered to them, protecting both the inmates and the employees.-Demonstrated outstanding support for the National Sheriffs Association and the Triple Crown Award.

As a case manager intern at AID Atlanta, June was tasked with providing comprehensive case management and direct service coordination for 15 clients living with HIV/AIDS. This involved developing and implementing Individualized Service Plans (ISPs) tailored to each client's specific needs and goals. June's responsibilities included regular client assessments, referrals to community resources, and ongoing support and advocacy to ensure the well-being and overall quality of life for individuals affected by HIV/AIDS.

As a Certified Social & Behavior Investigator, June was responsible for conducting comprehensive assessments of patients' social and behavioral factors that affect their medication adherence. She also worked closely with healthcare providers to develop and implement tailored interventions to improve medication adherence and reduce the use of healthcare services. Additionally, June played a key role in supporting research studies aimed at evaluating the economic impact of these interventions on patient outcomes and healthcare costs.-June supported Grady Clinic Memorial Outpatient Pharmacy's high volume (5,000 prescriptions per day, third in the nation) and high burden of co-morbidities as a Certified Social & Behavior Investigator-Supported the publication of the Pharmacy Intervention for Limited Literacy (PILL) Study in order to improve medication adherence and assess the economic impact of increased refill adherence/decreased health care costs

June was a Certified Pharmacy Technician who played a crucial role as a liaison between the pharmacy and management. She ensured effective communication and collaboration between the two departments, guaranteeing a safe and clean environment while adhering to all procedures, rules, and regulations. June also played a key role in maintaining accurate prescriptions, managing inventory, and representing the pharmacy in a professional manner.

As a Certified Pharmacy Technician, June was responsible for assisting pharmacists in dispensing medication to patients. Her duties included preparing and packaging medications, organizing inventory, and maintaining patient records. Additionally, she provided excellent customer service by answering phone calls and addressing patient inquiries. She also was responsible for verifying the accuracy of prescriptions, answering patient questions, and providing dosage and administration instructions. June was also responsible for ensuring that all pharmacy operations were in compliance with applicable laws and regulations.