Alysha Goheen is Mountain Home's Director of Development and Planning. She has her Masters in Social Work and has been serving kids and family non-profits for the last two decades in a wide range of roles from direct-service, to community organizing, to senior management. Ms. Goheen is honored to be helping advance the mission of Mountain Home, as she is passionate that wraparound models of care like Mountain Home's are key to breaking cycles of generational poverty.

Crissie McMullan is Mountain Home's Executive Director. In Ms. McMullan’s first 3 years at Mountain Home, she increased numbers of mothers and children served by 30%, instituted trauma-informed policies and procedures, garnered new private and government funding, and earned media recognition ranging from local television to the New York Times. She also spearheaded a campaign to reduce the stigma around mental illness called Strong Moms Ask for Help mountainhomemt.org/strongmoms. So far, the Strong Moms videos on Mountain Home’s Facebook page have been viewed more than 10,000 times. As a national ZERO TO THREE Fellow, Ms. McMullan brings cutting-edge research on early childhood to her work at Mountain Home, while also sharing the on-the-ground experiences in Missoula with advocates in Washington DC.