Our Story
What do you do when you see that something isn't working?
This is the question we each were considering from our individual perspectives. Each of us was intimately familiar with "the system" from different viewpoints and were constantly frustrated by the ineffectiveness we observed. As individuals, it seemed impossible to make any meaningful impact.
Luckily for us, the Universe brought us together. We realized that, like the triskelion itself, we could work together from our unique perspectives to put together a program that we could see having a meaningful impact, reducing the recidivism we witnessed so often.
We have dedicated ourselves to this program not for profit or accolade but because we care, deeply, for those we see being impacted by addiction, rehabilitation, incarceration, and all of the related factors of those systems.
Board Members
Joline Scott-Roller, MA, MFA
Joline has been teaching in higher education for over fifteen years. In the past decade, she has specifically been designing curriculum and teaching for Ashland University’s Correctional Education program, one of the nation’s oldest and largest Pell Grant funded programs. Joline has a background in psychology and creative writing, which has driven work in success centers, arts-based support programming, and the foundation in 2025 of The Triskele Program. She is based in North East Ohio and attends conferences and symposiums across the country.
Executive Director
Scott McCune, CDCA
Participant Support Coordinator
Scott is a recovered addict and formerly incarcerated individual who has successfully reintegrated into his community. After years of working in the rehabilitation industry, McCune now runs a 6-acre homestead in Sandusky, Ohio, where he studies and practices organic agriculture, and is pursuing Prison Ministry.
Nicholas Weider
Data Management and Fiscal Officer
Nicholas has over 14 years of expierence at the intersection of substance use treatment and criminal justice. With a background in Psychology, he has led a CQI department for over a decade, successfully maintaining ACA, DRC, PREA, and CARF accreditations. He brings deep understanding of how to build systems that truly serve people. Now working in data analysis, his passion for technology and evidence-based approaches drives his deep commitment for expanding compassionate, effectie solutions for behavioral health and recidivism reduction.