Christina joins Ardmore’s Leadership Team with 25 years of progressive experience working with people with intellectual and developmental disabilities that encompasses social services, advocacy, case management, and program development.

  

Her professional career was launched in the nonprofit industry when she served as a collegiate honor society advocate and volunteer in the field of mental health services. Over the course of her career, Christina has garnered experience as an advocate in mental health, behavioral services, and intellectual and developmental disabilities, as well as public benefits counseling, futures & estate planning, special needs trust administration and DDA program leadership.  

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Prior to joining the Ardmore team, Christina served as a Service Coordinator, Special Needs Trust Administrator, and most recently as the Director of Residential Services for WeAchieve (formerly CHI Centers, Inc). She has earned a Bachelor’s degree in psychology from the University of Maryland, College Park and is currently pursuing a Master’s in non-profit administration. 

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Christina is passionate about empowering people with intellectual and developmental disabilities through a culture of self-advocacy and self-determination that promotes independence and creativity.