Division 8
Ileana Mungro
Division Manager
Ileana lives in Loudoun County with her four children, two girls and two boys. Of which, her boys are fraternal twins and are both autistic. She obtained her Bachelors from George Mason University with a concentration in Communication, Public Relations and minor in Information Technology. She obtained her MBA from the University of Maryland. Her background includes management of over 16 years in the transportation industry.
Ultimately, Ileana has found her passion for helping others. Especially, sharing her knowledge and experiences with other parents who have faced some of the same obstacles and blessings that she has experienced since becoming a parent of children with special needs. When she started this journey within this organization, her wish was to obtain as much knowledge as she could and to be a catalyst for upstanding programs and platforms that would empower others who have loved ones dependant upon their care. She was grateful to be afforded the opportunity to tap into a network of support and community on a matter she has passion for. She is excited to use every opportunity to pay it forward.
Amanda White
Case Manager
Amanda is a mother of two beautiful daughters, one being autistic, and has been with her husband for over 15 years! She has lived in multiple states on the East Coast and during covid decided that Virginia was the best state for her family to settle down in. She has her master’s degree in forensic psychology from Liberty University and is very hard-working; when she has a goal, she always accomplishes it. Amanda loves spending time with her family and their pug, shopping, gardening, reading, and talking to her friends. She is an amazing mother that goes above and beyond for her children, always cheering them on from the sidelines. She always goes the extra mile to get the job done quickly and efficiently!
Bobbie P.
Service FacilitatorA Medicaid-enrolled provider who supports eligible people, and sometimes their families, in properly using consumer-directed services.
Bobbie was born and raised in Poquoson, Virginia but currently lives in Williamsburg, Virginia with her husband and chocolate lab, Wrangler. Bobbie studied at Liberty University where she received her bachelor’s in social work. Bobbie is passionate about being a voice to the voiceless and an advocate for clients and family’s needs. She has experience in ABA therapy and social services, including child protective services, adult protective services, and foster care. Bobbie prides herself on quality of care by making herself relatively available, offering a listening ear, and consistently building rapport with her clients. In her off time, she enjoys spending quality time with her husband and dog, watching a good TV series or sports, and enjoying time with family and friends.
Courtney Quinones
Case Manager
Courtney Quinones has made significant contributions in advocacy, particularly in supporting migrant and refugee communities, environmental issues, and cultural events. She obtained her Interpretation and Translation Certification shortly after high school and later graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice, with a minor in Strategic Intelligence. Courtney has been a Certified Spanish Interpreter for 23 years and has also worked as an ESL teacher, Spanish teacher, and interpreter for federal agencies. She is a dedicated wife and mother of five, residing in Hampton Roads. In her spare time, she is committed to educating her children about their Native American culture and language, as well as supporting her children’s acting pursuits.
Jasmine B.
Service Facilitator
While completing her undergrad in psychology, Jasmine found her passion for advocacy and helping others. After completing her degree, she found herself in the world of ABA and providing services to children with developmental disabilitiesThe Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) defines a person with a disability as a person who has a physical or mental impairment that substantially limits one or more major life activity. This includes people who have a record of such an impairment, even if they do not currently have a disability. It also includes people who do not have a disability but are regarded as having a disability. The ADA also makes it unlawful to discriminate against a person based on that person’s association with a person with a disability.. Though it was a wonderful learning experience, she was not content internally with her effect on the world. After careful consideration she discovered Moms In Motion. Based on the description and a bit of research, she found what she had been dreaming of doing - advocating and providing assistance to those in need.
Lakeisha W.
Service Facilitator
Lakeisha West is a dedicated professional with over 12 years of experience in mental health and working with intellectually and developmentally disabled populations. Born and raised in Chesterfield, Virginia, Lakeisha is a compassionate advocate for those who often go unheard. Her commitment to being a voice for those without one has made her an invaluable asset in various roles within the sector.
Lisa Jameson
Case Manager
After teaching, mentoring and managing for many years with the federal Head StartA national child development program for children from birth to age 5 which provides comprehensive education, health, nutrition, dental, mental health, social services and parent involvement opportunities to low-income children and their families. human services program, Lisa had to leave the profession that she loved in order to care for her ailing parents. This type of work offered her a new set of challenges that she came to realize others were facing on a daily basis - most of whom do not have the knowledge of or know how to complete forms to receive resources that may be available to them. Through research, Lisa found out about Moms In Motion, and begin to realize that she could begin a new adventure assisting others, like her parents, who are in need.
Patricia Spurlock
Case Manager
Patricia was born in Annapolis, Maryland and raised in Gloucester, Virginia; she is a proud mother of two boys. Patricia earned her associate degree in healthcare management in June 2010 and is working on acquiring her bachelor’s degree in social work; she has over seven years of experience working with families, children, and adolescents. Patricia has a passion for making a positive difference in people’s lives and finds her position fulfilling, as it allows her to share her knowledge with families.
Patricia loves visiting the beach with her family, where she can watch the sun rise or set over the water. She also loves shopping, spending time with friends and family, and enjoying life. Patricia deeply appreciates music and believes there is a song for every occasion; she never misses a chance to dance.
Samantha Baldwin
Case Manager
Samantha Baldwin holds a Master of Arts in Teaching from Liberty University and a Bachelor of Science in Business Management from Columbia Southern University. As a mother of three children, including a child with autism, she brings both professional expertise and personal understanding to her work supporting families. Throughout her nine-year career in education, Samantha has dedicated herself to helping children and families thrive, developing curriculum and implementing innovative teaching strategies to meet diverse learning needs. Her background spans education, human resources management, and medical office administration, giving her a unique perspective on coordinating services and supporting families. She combines her professional experience with her passion for helping others navigate support services, drawing from both her career accomplishments and personal journey to make a positive impact in her community.
Symea D.
Service Facilitator
Symea lives in Chesterfield County with her significant other and their three children, two girls and one boy. She loves spending time with her family, traveling, and learning new things. She graduated from J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College with an Associate in Human Services and a certification in Substance Abuse Counseling and Behavioral Health. She is currently working on her Bachelor’s in Psychology at Liberty University. Symea is passionate about advocating for people who are unable to advocate for themselves. She has over 13 years of human services experience working with individuals who struggle with substance abuse and cooccurring disorders. After taking care of a loved one who utilized the CCC plus waiver services she discovered this lane was more of her passion.
