Kimberly Wiggins is a distinguished professional in the field of human services, currently pursuing a Bachelor of Science in forensic psychology at Bay Path University, with an expected graduation in Spring 2025. She holds a Human Services Certification with Honors and is a proud member of The National Society of Leaders. Her dedication to service is reflected in her volunteer work with organizations such as Woman’s Support Services, Cooking Matters for WIC Clinic, and the Western Massachusetts Recovery and Wellness Center.Kimberly has extensive experience in the behavioral health sector, having worked with the Behavioral Health Network from 2017 to 2022, resource navigation, case management, and group facilitation for initiatives like Ending Chronic Homelessness Through Permanent Housing and MISSION West. Since 2023, she has been involved with the Black Behavioral Health Network, engaging group facilitation, grant writing, and review.Her commitment to professional growth is evident from her internship with Jewish Family Services, where she supported program management, quality assurance, and resource development while assisting with grant reporting and outreach efforts.Kimberly is also an alumna of the Commonwealth Seminar and has been honored with the James F. Conner Scholarship Award and the Dress for Success Distinguished Alumni Award. Outside of her professional pursuits, she enjoys being in nature, hiking, spending time at the beach, restoring furniture, and learning about the medicinal properties of natural remedies.A Springfield, MA resident, Kimberly brings a unique perspective to everything she does, considering multiple viewpoints and maintaining a strong connection to her inner self, which she believes is intertwined with her faith.