Uplifme is a comprehensive, national One Stop Shop for social service resources. As a national resource platform, we address the challenge of finding and accessing resources and programs, by providing the solution of centralizing real-time information, on available resources, in a consumable format. Uplifme serves both people who need resources and social service professionals seeking resources for the people they serve.

The Uplifme Resource Hub is a 501c3 component of our work that provides direct services to housing insecure households, increasing their opportunities to become self sufficient.

Our professional services include the Uplifme Institute and Executive Coaching. Both empower and provide social service professionals with courses and tools to increase their efficiency, effectiveness and wellbeing, to support their career advancement.

Finally, we produce a podcast, “Community Connections- Uplifting the work of the Public and Non-profit Sectors”, with the goal of raising awareness of the vast array of social resources available throughout the United States.

Through Uplifme, we are building capacity and strengthening systems in the social services field, as well as increasing equity and access to information that is life changing and life saving for people in need.

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To do good in the world by connecting people to resources and information that can improve their lives.

Kindness – we do our work with compassion for all individuals.

Honesty – we believe transparency and truth are essential to serving people with dignity and respect.

Integrity – we take pride in doing the best we can, to do this important work.

Equity – we believe in the sacredness of every individual and that each of us has a right to resources that support a high quality of life, safety, rest, peace and wellbeing.

Katrina Pratt Roebuck’s career spans 25 years in executive leadership positions, developing and implementing services for the city’s most vulnerable. Her experience includes program and policy development and administration, in the areas of poverty, homelessness, affordable housing, education and behavioral health. Katrina has led large teams of social service professionals and managed multi million dollar projects, successfully executing impactful, citywide initiatives. Much of Katrina’s work over the years has included standing up new and innovative programming, coalition building, community engagement and systems level integration and change. Throughout Katrina’s career, she has led the development of successful technological platforms, connecting thousands of Philadelphians to services that have improved the quality and trajectory of their lives.

Today, Katrina is the CEO of Uplifme and the Uplifme Resource Hub (URH). Katrina launched Uplifme in 2021, with the intent of addressing the long-standing gap in connecting people to real time information on available resources addressing the social determinants of health, in an easy to use, format. Social service professionals can also find professional development resources through 1:1 coaching and the Uplifme Institute. The Uplifme Resource Hub complements the work of Uplifme by providing resource coordination for the people who need additional assistance in connecting to services. In 2024, Katrina was recognized by Success Magazine as a Woman of Influence for her work as a CEO, Mentor and Leader in the Social Services Industry.

Katrina is a graduate of Julia R. Masterman High School in Philadelphia, Howard University in D.C., where she received a Bachelor’s in Psychology and LaSalle University in Philadelphia where she received a Master’s in Business Administration.

Audrey Davis has over ten years of direct, supervisory, and administrative experience, and is a licensed professional counselor (LPC), certified grant proposal writer, and certified in Project Management – Lean Process. She was a 2025 National Minority Quality Forum 40 Under 40 Leaders in Healthcare honoree and 2025 Aspen Health Fellow. She has presented her work at local, regional, and national conferences, and authored several peer-reviewed academic publications involving faith and healing, as well as health equity in multiple myeloma care.

Audrey attended Central High School in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania before completing her undergraduate studies at Carleton College in Northfield, Minnesota. Audrey later attended graduate school in St. David’s, Pennsylvania at Eastern University. While in the commissioner’s office at the City of Philadelphia’s Department of Behavioral Health and Intellectual disAbility Services (DBHIDS), she created and managed programs and projects that addressed the social determinants of health, with specialized attention to the intersection of behavioral wellness and health outcomes. She also oversaw related reinvestment plans and contracts, served on several steering and subcommittees with internal and external partners, and developed new and innovative approaches to systems integration in the short- and long-term. Audrey has also worked in the oncology health equity space, ensuring that patients and caregivers had access to quality cancer care regardless of their race, ethnicity, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, geographic location, disability status, beliefs, and more.

In her spare time, Audrey enjoys traveling with her daughter, bonus son, and husband. She also finds joy in live music and theatre, stand-up comedy, distance running, and reading.