Kara Morris selected as Executive Director of Crossroads Community & Corsica River Mental Health Services
Centreville, MD – December 23rd, 2025: Crossroads Community, Inc. and Corsica River Mental Health Services, Inc. are pleased to announce that Kara Morris has been selected as Executive Director, effective December 17, 2025.
Following a comprehensive and competitive recruitment process led by the Boards of Directors, Kara was chosen from a broad applicant pool after multiple stages of screening, interviews, and board-led review. This thoughtful and equitable process ensured the selection of a leader well prepared to guide the organizations during a time of growth and transition.
Kara was selected based on her proven leadership, deep commitment to the mission, and dedication to expanding access to quality behavioral health services across Maryland’s MidShore region. She brings a collaborative, compassionate approach to leadership and a strong focus on community-centered care. The Boards are confident in her vision and excited for the future under her guidance.
Kara began her career at Crossroads Community in 2014 as an Employment Specialist, supporting individuals in finding meaningful work opportunities. She went on to serve in several leadership roles, including Psychiatric Rehabilitation Program Coordinator and Residential Rehabilitation Program Coordinator, before being named Program Director in 2021. In 2025, she stepped into the role of Acting Executive Director, where she continued to demonstrate steady leadership and a strong commitment to service.
A lifelong advocate for rehabilitation and community engagement, Kara earned her Bachelor of Science in Rehabilitation Services and Master of Science in Rehabilitation Counseling from the University of Maryland Eastern Shore. She holds professional certifications as a Certified Psychiatric Rehabilitation Practitioner, Child and Family Resiliency Practitioner, and Registered Peer Supervisor.
Outside of her professional role, Kara remains actively involved in her community through her church, the Kent County Farm Bureau, Gunston School, and 4-H. She resides in Kent County with her husband, Bradley, and their children, Oliver and Cecilia.
For more information about volunteering, donating, or learning about the services provided by Crossroads Community, Inc. and Corsica River Mental Health Services, Inc., please contact our office in Centreville at 410-758-3050 or visit www.cci-crmhs.org.
