Tiffany Penaye, EdD, MBA, CRCR
Tiffany Penaye is a dedicated Residential Case Manager with Veterans Community Project, where she works at the intersection of advocacy, resource navigation, and client empowerment to support unhoused and at-risk veterans. Her role centers on developing individualized plans that address housing stability, financial security, and mental health needs, while helping veterans build sustainable paths toward long-term independence. Tiffany’s work is driven by a deep commitment to dignity, service, and making sure every veteran feels seen, respected, and valued.
Her professional journey began in healthcare administration and grew through a variety of service-driven roles that sharpened her ability to assess needs, communicate effectively, and coordinate multidisciplinary care. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Health Care Management and earned her MBA through a competitive program, which allows her to blend compassion with strategy and operational efficiency. Over the years, Tiffany has built a reputation for removing barriers, strengthening community partnerships, and creating systems that make real, measurable impact.
Beyond her professional expertise, Tiffany is guided by a strong sense of purpose and integrity. She is passionate about transparency in veteran services and believes in organizations that direct resources efficiently and honorably to those they serve. Whether advocating for housing stability or empowering women entering social work, Tiffany remains focused on her mission: transforming lives by connecting veterans to the tools, services, and dignity they have earned and deserve.
• Coding - VB Excel
• Oracle Forms: Build Internet Applications
• Microsoft Dynamics SL 7.0 Tools for Visual Basic
• HFMA's Certified Revenue Cycle Representative
• RBS
• National American University- M.B.A.
• Veterans Community Project
• DAV
What advice would you give to young women entering your industry?
I would tell young women entering this industry to stay focused, trust themselves, and not be afraid to take the time needed to discover and shape their own path.