COLUMBUS, OHIO (March 2026)
Volunteers of America Ohio & Indiana is pleased to announce the hiring of Stephana Faiella as Vice President of Human Resources.
Stephana brings over 15 years of progressive HR leadership experience across operations, recruiting, payroll, and consulting. She holds a Graduate Certificate in Human Resource Management from New York University and a Bachelor of Science from The Ohio State University. Stephana is passionate about building efficient, compliant, and people-centered processes. She was recognized in 2024 with an HR Excellence Award for her contributions to operational improvement.
Stephana joins Volunteers of America Ohio & Indiana’s leadership team to oversee the integration of behavioral health services across the organization, enhancing collaborative care models, and ensuring equitable access to all services.
Working at Volunteers of America means being a part of something that has real, visible impact every day – the work feels meaningful beyond the job itself. It’s a place where I feel connected to a purpose without losing sight of growth and innovation.”
Stephana Faiella
Vice President, Human Resources
“We are thrilled to welcome Stephana to the team. Her extensive background gives her a deep, end-to-end understanding of the employee lifecycle, and we are confident that her expertise will benefit the growing needs of our organization.” said John R. von Arx III, President and CEO of Volunteers of America Ohio & Indiana.
About Volunteers of America Ohio & Indiana
Volunteers of America is a national, faith-based nonprofit organization dedicated to helping those in need live healthy, safe, and productive lives. Through thousands of human services programs, including housing and healthcare services, Volunteers of America helps nearly 2 million people across the country and more than 13,000 in Ohio and Indiana.
Since 1896, our ministry of service has supported and empowered America’s most vulnerable groups including low-income seniors, veterans, homeless individuals and families, men and women returning home after incarceration, homeless individuals and families, and those recovering from addictions. Visit www.voaohin.org for more information.