Christopher Alley

I bring deep, hands-on experience supporting at-risk youth in structured care environments. As a night shift supervisor, I’ve cultivated safe spaces by blending behavioral support techniques, emotional first aid, and trauma-informed care. My work extends beyond routine—I coach life skills, guide independent living transitions, and foster trust during the most vulnerable hours of a young person's day.

Now, I’m actively preparing to step into a Care Manager Extender role, ready to scale my impact through care coordination, family engagement, and systems-level problem-solving. I thrive in roles that ask me to connect direct care with broader service delivery, and I’m passionate about turning lived experience into lasting change.

Tech-savvy, emotionally attuned, and mission-driven—I’m here to support individuals and teams with integrity, purpose, and a steady hand.

Experienced care professional with a strong foundation in behavioral support, emotional first aid, and structured routine management for at-risk youth. As a night shift supervisor in a group home, I’ve led teams, maintained high standards of safety and cleanliness, and provided direct care—including medication administration, transportation, and one-on-one counseling. I’m adept at coaching life skills like budgeting and independent living, and I've facilitated family meetings to strengthen home-school-care coordination.

My ability to translate hands-on work into strategic care planning sets me apart. I'm tech-savvy, mission-driven, and deeply committed to scaling my impact through roles like Care Manager Extender—connecting direct support with broader systems of care.

Completed specialized training and certifications in behavioral support, trauma-informed care, and life skills coaching for at-risk youth. My educational background emphasizes practical techniques in emotional first aid, structured routine management, and care coordination across diverse environments. I’ve continually enhanced my knowledge through on-the-job learning, professional development workshops, and collaborative care planning—translating theory into measurable impact for youth and families.