Meet The Team
Andrew Robinson
Executive Director
Andrew is from the St. Louis area of Missouri. He has a passion for helping those in need and has dedicated his life to do just that. When he was 18, he became addicted to drugs and found himself in a downward spiral for many years until he finally found sobriety almost 20 years later. Since then, he has dedicated his life to helping others overcome addiction and find a better life. Andrew is an enthusiastic and determined leader, who values communication and understanding.
He is passionate about creating spaces of healing, self-discovery, and growth. He is a natural advocate and strongly believes that the only way to true wellness is through a combination of honest self-reflection and professional care. In the last few years, Andrew has successfully opened a transitional living facility for veterans in need of holistic addiction recovery and healing. He has devoted much of his life to fostering close relationships and building a communal home-like environment that promotes health and well-being.
The residents there are served with a daily system of mindful therapy and meditation, 12-Step recovery programs, art therapy, and other holistic healing services.The success of the facility has made Andrew feel humbled and proud, knowing that he has been able to contribute to the healing of those who are on the journey to lead a healthy and more productive life. He is a man of incredible tenacity and spirit and will continue to strive to make a difference in the lives of those who are in need.
Todd Colley
Intake Coordinator
Born in Longview, Texas, Todd Colley moved to St. Louis, Missouri at the age of two. His journey through life took a difficult turn during his youth, leading him into substance abuse and legal challenges. However, Todd’s story is one of resilience and transformation.
Today, he serves as the Intake Coordinator for RecoVET, where he plays a crucial role in guiding new and existing residents through their recovery journey. As one of the first
residents in the program, Todd has risen through the ranks of the RecoVET management team,
embodying the success that the program represents. He is deeply involved in the intake process
and ensures that residents have access to all the resources the program offers.
Todd is dedicated to his continuous education, staying informed about grants, training programs,
and essential policies. He finds great joy in connecting with former residents and celebrating
their successes, knowing firsthand the impact of reclaiming one’s life.
Beyond his professional accomplishments, Todd is committed to rebuilding relationships with his
daughters and grandchildren, demonstrating his passion for family and community. His journey
from turmoil to long-term recovery serves as an inspiring testament to the power of resilience
and hope.
Jordan Hampton
Recovery Consultant
Jordan Hampton is a person is long-term recovery. Jordan currently is credentialed with CPS, MARS, and multiple specialty trainings. Jordan began his work with The Gateway Foundation as an EPICC recovery coach. Jordan went on to work with the ARCHway Institute in a multitude of facets including adolescent counseling for PreventED’s youth counseling program.
Jordan worked with ARCA and the recovery housing program in many different roles, when stepping into the Director of housing position in 2019. Jordan currently serves as a consultant for peer support specialists across the state on the MIMH/SOR consultant team. Additionally, Jordan provides expertise as a consultant for RecoVET, a recovery supportive housing organization. Jordan serves on the MCRSP (Missouri Coalition of Recovery Support Providers) executive board, including being a peer–reviewer for recovery housing organizations across the state that wish to obtain their NARR certification.
Jordan serves as a CPS and MRSS trainer for individuals wishing to obtain their credential in the state of Missouri. Jordan serves on state and national level coalitions that include MCRSP, RCGSTL and NPRA. Jordan has presented on the “Best Practices of Recovery Housing” on a national platform for NARR (National Alliance of Recovery Residency) and strives to make recovery housing programs the best they can possibly by using these practices along with compassion, love, and tolerance.
