tableland designs interactive tools to enable clients to fully explore their data assets. We build custom dashboards and visual applications, optimize business processes and data pipelines, and specialize in finding data-driven insights to shape messages and increase audience reach.

The Children’s Aid Home and Society of Somerset County was founded on May 1, 1889 at the Park Hotel in Somerset. In 1910, a countywide canvas was made of the friends of the Society and enough money was raised to purchase the Home at 574 East Main Street. The house was built in 1887 as a private residence. The Children’s Aid Home and Society developed its Foster Family and Adoption Programs in 1947.

Community Living and Learning is a mental health care company based out of 1430 Rte 286 Hwy E, Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States.

- Assists Program Director in planning, implementation and evaluation activities of the Victims Services Program- Provides supervision for direct service staff of the Victims Services Program- Assists in coordination, preparation and delivery of training for direct service staff of the Victims Services Program- Maintain necessary connections within the community to ensure the provision of quality services and prevent unnecessary duplication with other service providers.- Assists with community education/outreach activities of the program- Participates in continuing education and in-service programs as a means to upgrade or add to existing knowledge

Begin With US Childcare is a primary/secondary education company based out of 703 Grant Ave, Altoona, Pennsylvania, United States.

I set up their first art program, teaching K-7th grade. We created landscapes, self portraits and still life artwork.

Our mission is to support women's self-sufficiency by providing individualized services and connections to local resources. We provide one-on-one assistance, goal planning, and advocacy to assist women with life’s trials, due to domestic violence, unstable housing, unemployment, and any other insecurities a woman can face. We believe when women are living safe, fulfilled, and productive lives, they can reach their full potential. This leads to raising happier, healthier children who grow up to break the poverty cycle. Asking for help can be scary, but for the thousands of women who come to us each year, Women’s Resource Center is a haven of reassurance and encouragement. We are a warm welcoming place for women who don’t know where to turn for guidance in their time of need. We are a safe space to ask questions, have someone listen to their story without judgment, and receive the resources and tools needed to strengthen their lives Women are the backbone of the family and as a marginalized group, are at higher risk for poverty. When we invest in and equip women to succeed we all benefit. The likeliness of becoming reliant on government assistance is decreased and the effects are passed down to their children and impact economic growth for years to come. At Women’s Resource Center, we celebrate our community's richness and are committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion; we fundamentally value and respect other's unique experiences. We are a welcoming and affirming environment and strive to treat all women with the sensitivity, understanding, and respect they deserve. Our vision is for a community where all women thrive.

Oversee the day to day operations of the program