Megan McStravick is a self-driven team player, who joined the NOMC in 2009. Megan enjoys assisting musicians in obtaining health coverage, especially when she can do her part in eliminating the red tape that often prevents cash-based community members from subsidies which they are entitled to and are life-saving.

Megan’s patient-centered approach to care takes NOMC patients to the next level and provides hope. She takes the time to learn about each patient she serves and assesses their needs. Her advocacy style is built through personable experiences and exchanges which celebrate the art, history and performances which are so crucial to keeping New Orleans culture alive.

Stacey Morigeau is the Community Health Worker for NOMAF. Stacey Morigeau is the New Title for NOMAF. Stacey answered the siren call of New Orleans in August 2004 from Montana. The combination of music and theatre led her to find work at many festivals (French Quarter Fest, Voodoo Fest, Po Boy Fest, Bayou Boogaloo, and more) while also working on stage productions across the city. She has volunteered at WWOZ for 12+ years, gutted houses with Arabi Wrecking Krewe following Katrina, and sells merchandise for numerous bands (Bonerama, Radiators, Paul Sanchez, New Orleans Nightcrawlers, Papa Gros Funk, and more) As all things are meant to be, she found her way to NOMAF over 10 years ago and has been able to use her skills to help out the musicians and cultural bearers of New Orleans. To keep the beat alive, she is the Gal Friday of NOMAF, advising new patients, outreach coordinator, volunteers coordinator, and much more. As someone without a lick of musical talent, Stacey is honored to be able to help the musicians stay healthy and happy. She spends her “spare” time walking friends’ dogs, going to hear live music, crocheting, and yelling loudly during Saints games. In 2017 she was the Queen of Oak, the following year she was elevated to Demigoddess.

Email: programs@nomaf.org

Nicole is a justice-minded yogi, with a passion for live music, healthy food, and nature. With a background in social work and integrative health, she wears several hats connecting people and building bridges within communities and organizations in order to serve and support the magical city of New Orleans. Nicole manages and supports NOMAF’s extensive mental health and wellness provider network, intersecting all of NOMAF’s dynamic community-based programming.

Nicole also hosts and produces a weekly radio show on 102.3 WHIV (We Honor Independent Voices, a network dedicated to human rights and social justice) called Living Well in the Big Easy, bringing all of these elements into an interview and musical format.

Email: nicole@nomaf.org

Email: majam504@bellsouth.net

If you ask Bethany Ewald Bultman about her role on our team, she’ll tell you, “I am the crust of bread that keeps the cultural peas on our fork.” Her proud pink hair is Bultman’s brazen advocacy for universal health care. As a cultural anthropologist, author, journalist, and documentary filmmaker, Bultman is known for her vibrant insights and historical commentary. She and her husband, Johann, are social justice and health equity activists who founded the New Orleans Musicians’ Clinic in 1998 and subsequently the New Orleans Musicians’ Assistance Foundation in 2005. Today, Bultman remains a vibrant Tour de Force in the New Orleans community including receiving an honorary doctorate from Loyola University, The Spirit of Charity Award from the Daughters of Charity (Seton Health), The Satchmo Award from French Quarter Fest, and served as the Queen of Krewe du Vieux in 2013.

Email: bb@nomaf.org