amaiya mccord

Over the past couple of years I have had the privilege of witnessing the mission and vision shape the lives of many. Face the Future has instilled confidence and given many a second chance to authentically be themselves. In this journey called life we encounter adversity that has the potential to transform our being. Through attending events organized by the foundation I see the initiative taken by all members to restore hope and assure the patients that they are not alone.  

I am currently matriculating through my masters program at Wheaton College to obtain licensure as a clinical professional counselor. My ultimate goal is to be a resource for children and adolescence as they navigate hardship, transitionary periods, and relational ruptures. As foundation assistant I have the honor of helping to facilitate meaningful conversations, partake in fundraising events, and work behind the scenes to celebrate the journey of transformation!