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Our Team
Championing Achievement and Independence through Passionate and Dedicated Supports Coordination
Welcome from the tireless advocates at Achieving More. We hope this simple greeting marks the beginning of a personal and gratifying relationship. Our aim is to become your partner throughout your path to independence.
At Achieving More, our strength lies in our staff’s fervent commitment to building a safe, supportive care infrastructure in your home, your community, and your daily routine. Our team take their careers and your achievements seriously, leveraging their intensive field experience, focused education, and genuine affection for the people they serve. This personal attention and fierce determination sets Achieving More apart.
We promise that a staff member will return your call within 24 hours.
Staff Bios
Achieving More consists of employees who are passionate about their careers. They have vast levels of experience providing support services during every stage of life. The staff is dedicated to providing personal attention and committed to understanding and addressing your questions and concerns.
Achieving More is a team dedicated to creating safe and supportive environments at home and in the community. We are here to be your advocates and support you in achieving your goals.
We help you ACHIEVE MORE by offering personal attention to each participant. We’re committed to forming strong, stable relationships with families and service providers.
Erin McDevitt
Founder and CEO
Erin McDevitt is the CEO and driving force behind Achieving More, where she brings deep empathy, bold leadership, and a personal commitment to helping individuals live fuller, more independent lives.
Erin was born and raised in Philadelphia, off of South Street, a neighborhood that shaped her perspective from a young age. “It cultivated a sense of individuality and uniqueness,” she says. “It helped me appreciate the different.” Surrounded by people who were unapologetically themselves—from punk rockers to artists— Erin learned early on the value of diversity and authenticity. She split her upbringing between Philadelphia County and Chester County, giving her firsthand insight into the socio-economic and cultural differences that shape communities.
Some of Erin’s earliest influences came from simply observing and connecting with people. In high school, she formed a daily friendship with a man experiencing homelessness, sitting and talking with him during her lunchtimes. She also witnessed violence against a person with intellectual disabilities—an experience that deeply affected her and reinforced her desire to advocate for those often marginalized or misunderstood. The contrast between the cultural richness of Philadelphia and the quieter, less diverse Chester County left a lasting impression and shaped her commitment to inclusion.
Erin's journey has also been shaped by personal loss-- particularly the passing of her sister, who struggled with mental health. That experience deepened her desire to support people who are simply trying to “just manage, just get through.”Erin earned her undergraduate degree from the University of Miami, majoring in English Literature with a minor in History. She later earned her Juris Doctorate from Temple University School of Law. Although she no longer practices law, her early legal work focused on the aging population, where she felt a pull toward helping people live with purpose and dignity.
That pull eventually led her to found Achieving More, where she envisioned a different kind of support—one focused on possibilities rather than limitations. “I was drawn toward a more positive approach,” she shares. “One where I could help people live independently and find more meaning than what I could offer just from a legal position.”
Outside of her professional work, Erin is an apprentice falconer, finding joy in training birds and building a language of mutual understanding. She’s proud of her daughter who has done her own work with people with intellectual disabilities and who is now also a part of the Achieving more team!
Erin is also passionate about gardening with native plants and creating an ecosystem in her backyard—where fireflies light up the night sky in a display that rivals anything man-made.She raises butterflies, feeds wild birds, and finds deep peace in watching nature thrive.
Erin describes her journey with Achieving More as filled with “enormous highs and enormous lows,” but ultimately a path of meaning. “To watch people, grow, build their confidence, embrace each other, and become such an amazing team—it’s been incredible,” she reflects. “You get to have an impact and know that you’re leaving a legacy, even if it’s in a small way.”
Erin was born and raised in Philadelphia, off of South Street, a neighborhood that shaped her perspective from a young age. “It cultivated a sense of individuality and uniqueness,” she says. “It helped me appreciate the different.” Surrounded by people who were unapologetically themselves—from punk rockers to artists— Erin learned early on the value of diversity and authenticity. She split her upbringing between Philadelphia County and Chester County, giving her firsthand insight into the socio-economic and cultural differences that shape communities.
Some of Erin’s earliest influences came from simply observing and connecting with people. In high school, she formed a daily friendship with a man experiencing homelessness, sitting and talking with him during her lunchtimes. She also witnessed violence against a person with intellectual disabilities—an experience that deeply affected her and reinforced her desire to advocate for those often marginalized or misunderstood. The contrast between the cultural richness of Philadelphia and the quieter, less diverse Chester County left a lasting impression and shaped her commitment to inclusion.
Erin's journey has also been shaped by personal loss-- particularly the passing of her sister, who struggled with mental health. That experience deepened her desire to support people who are simply trying to “just manage, just get through.”Erin earned her undergraduate degree from the University of Miami, majoring in English Literature with a minor in History. She later earned her Juris Doctorate from Temple University School of Law. Although she no longer practices law, her early legal work focused on the aging population, where she felt a pull toward helping people live with purpose and dignity.
That pull eventually led her to found Achieving More, where she envisioned a different kind of support—one focused on possibilities rather than limitations. “I was drawn toward a more positive approach,” she shares. “One where I could help people live independently and find more meaning than what I could offer just from a legal position.”
Outside of her professional work, Erin is an apprentice falconer, finding joy in training birds and building a language of mutual understanding. She’s proud of her daughter who has done her own work with people with intellectual disabilities and who is now also a part of the Achieving more team!
Erin is also passionate about gardening with native plants and creating an ecosystem in her backyard—where fireflies light up the night sky in a display that rivals anything man-made.She raises butterflies, feeds wild birds, and finds deep peace in watching nature thrive.
Erin describes her journey with Achieving More as filled with “enormous highs and enormous lows,” but ultimately a path of meaning. “To watch people, grow, build their confidence, embrace each other, and become such an amazing team—it’s been incredible,” she reflects. “You get to have an impact and know that you’re leaving a legacy, even if it’s in a small way.”
Chris Oscar
Office Manager
Chris Oscar is primarily from the northeastern part of the US. She is happy to call Pennsylvania her home for many years! She finds that Pennsylvania brings both comfort and her need for adventure! It is a beautiful state and has been the perfect place to follow her heart!
Chris attended a local high school in Pennsylvania before continuing her education in college, where she studied Early Childhood Education and Medical Office Administration.
Her hobbies reflect her love for creativity, family, and the outdoors! She enjoys photography, perusing antique shoppes, gardening, spending time with her children, grandchildren, and husband, as well as reading, peaceful walks in the woods, and crafting!
In her role at Achieving More, Chris's favorite part is the opportunity to meet new people, support staff, and assist where needed on any given day.
She values being part of a team that works with individuals who each bring their own unique stories and strengths!
Chris attended a local high school in Pennsylvania before continuing her education in college, where she studied Early Childhood Education and Medical Office Administration.
Her hobbies reflect her love for creativity, family, and the outdoors! She enjoys photography, perusing antique shoppes, gardening, spending time with her children, grandchildren, and husband, as well as reading, peaceful walks in the woods, and crafting!
In her role at Achieving More, Chris's favorite part is the opportunity to meet new people, support staff, and assist where needed on any given day.
She values being part of a team that works with individuals who each bring their own unique stories and strengths!
Rebecca Booz
Intake & Waiver Coordinator
Rebecca grew up in Lansdale and has been living in Schwenksville for the past five years with her boyfriend, their two cats (Bonnie & Clyde), and their dog, Melanie. She loves the Schwenksville area and being walking distance to the Perkiomen Trail. Rebecca enjoys the quietness of the area and being able to see the deer and groundhogs.
She attended Delaware Valley University, majoring in Large Animal Science, and was on their equestrian competition team.
In her free time, Rebecca enjoys working out, going for hikes with their dog, and exploring different hiking trails. She has two horses—Gigi and Mandie. Gigi she rides and shows competitively, while Mandie is retired and living her best life. When she’s not being active, Rebecca enjoys curling up on the couch with the cats and a good book.
As an Intake Coordinator, Rebecca enjoys meeting different people and their families. “Everyone has a different story to tell and I love hearing about how they got to their current point. It’s very rewarding to build a plan with them and share information with them that they may not have known. It’s always fun seeing how excited families are about getting started with support coordination.”
As a Waiver Coordinator (or waiver compliance/paperwork collector), she enjoys “seeing all the hard work that the support coordinators put into advocating for their families and watching it all come together.”
Rebecca says, “Achieving More is the true definition of teamwork. Everyone is willing to jump in and help where needed. It’s very clear that everyone here truly cares about their job and the families that they work with. Everyone strives to make a positive difference and I’m proud to be a part of that.”
Fun fact: Rebecca is an OG Swiftie! “I always have her playing in my home office or in the car!”
She attended Delaware Valley University, majoring in Large Animal Science, and was on their equestrian competition team.
In her free time, Rebecca enjoys working out, going for hikes with their dog, and exploring different hiking trails. She has two horses—Gigi and Mandie. Gigi she rides and shows competitively, while Mandie is retired and living her best life. When she’s not being active, Rebecca enjoys curling up on the couch with the cats and a good book.
As an Intake Coordinator, Rebecca enjoys meeting different people and their families. “Everyone has a different story to tell and I love hearing about how they got to their current point. It’s very rewarding to build a plan with them and share information with them that they may not have known. It’s always fun seeing how excited families are about getting started with support coordination.”
As a Waiver Coordinator (or waiver compliance/paperwork collector), she enjoys “seeing all the hard work that the support coordinators put into advocating for their families and watching it all come together.”
Rebecca says, “Achieving More is the true definition of teamwork. Everyone is willing to jump in and help where needed. It’s very clear that everyone here truly cares about their job and the families that they work with. Everyone strives to make a positive difference and I’m proud to be a part of that.”
Fun fact: Rebecca is an OG Swiftie! “I always have her playing in my home office or in the car!”
Kaylee Nichols
Supports Coordinator Supervisor
Kaylee was born in Somers Point, New Jersey, and raised in Springfield, Delaware County—right in the same home where her mom grew up. She loved the tight-knit neighborhood, filled with friends and constant connection. Today, she lives in Norwood, PA, but still holds fond memories of her Springfield roots.
Kaylee earned her bachelor's degree in music therapy from Immaculata University. With over 15 years of experience as an Activities Director, she found fulfillment in helping others but was ready for a change, something new that would still allow her to make a meaningful impact.
After hearing a friend describe the work of a Supports Coordinator, she was immediately interested. When she discovered Achieving More, Kaylee was drawn to the company’s close-knit feel, the genuine support among the team, and the deep commitment to helping individuals and families. She now takes on the role of support coordinator supervisor, overseeing a team of her own!
Since joining Achieving More, Kaylee says it’s been one of the best decisions she’s ever made. She feels empowered to truly make a difference in the lives of others and loves being part of a company that values both its team and the people it serves.
Outside of work, Kaylee enjoys spending time at the beach with friends and family and dreams of one day having a beach house of her own.
Kaylee earned her bachelor's degree in music therapy from Immaculata University. With over 15 years of experience as an Activities Director, she found fulfillment in helping others but was ready for a change, something new that would still allow her to make a meaningful impact.
After hearing a friend describe the work of a Supports Coordinator, she was immediately interested. When she discovered Achieving More, Kaylee was drawn to the company’s close-knit feel, the genuine support among the team, and the deep commitment to helping individuals and families. She now takes on the role of support coordinator supervisor, overseeing a team of her own!
Since joining Achieving More, Kaylee says it’s been one of the best decisions she’s ever made. She feels empowered to truly make a difference in the lives of others and loves being part of a company that values both its team and the people it serves.
Outside of work, Kaylee enjoys spending time at the beach with friends and family and dreams of one day having a beach house of her own.
Anne Gorski
Supports Coordinator Supervisor
Anne Gorski brings heart, humor, and dedication to her work as a Supports Coordinator. Originally from Warminster, PA, Anne’s journey into the field began after college in Langhorne, where she landed her first job in Supports Coordination. Though she didn’t have previous experience with individuals with intellectual disabilities, something about the role just clicked—and she’s never looked back. After exploring other fields for a few years, she found her way back to this work and realized it’s exactly where she belongs.
Anne earned her bachelor’s degree in Sociology from Kutztown University. Today, she lives in Pottstown with her husband, their 7-year-old daughter, and two older stepchildren. Family is at the center of Anne’s world—most of her free time is joyfully spent with her daughter. When she gets the chance, she enjoys reconnecting with old friends and spending time in Wildwood, NJ, where her parents now live.
At Achieving More, Anne appreciates being part of a close-knit team. She believes the organization’s smaller size creates stronger, more personal connections with individuals and families—allowing for a more meaningful impact on quality of life.
Fun Fact: Anne is a bit of a local radio legend! Known among the Preston and Steve Show community, she even has a designated day in her honor—thanks to a hilariously memorable call-in moment that’s still talked about. Whether it’s winning contests or winning hearts, Anne brings her unique energy everywhere she goes.
Anne earned her bachelor’s degree in Sociology from Kutztown University. Today, she lives in Pottstown with her husband, their 7-year-old daughter, and two older stepchildren. Family is at the center of Anne’s world—most of her free time is joyfully spent with her daughter. When she gets the chance, she enjoys reconnecting with old friends and spending time in Wildwood, NJ, where her parents now live.
At Achieving More, Anne appreciates being part of a close-knit team. She believes the organization’s smaller size creates stronger, more personal connections with individuals and families—allowing for a more meaningful impact on quality of life.
Fun Fact: Anne is a bit of a local radio legend! Known among the Preston and Steve Show community, she even has a designated day in her honor—thanks to a hilariously memorable call-in moment that’s still talked about. Whether it’s winning contests or winning hearts, Anne brings her unique energy everywhere she goes.
Becky Stokes
Compliance Manager
Becky brings over two decades of experience and a deep-rooted passion for human services to her role as Compliance Manager at Achieving More. Originally from South Dakota, Becky carries with her the values of her Midwestern upbringing—hospitality, hard work, and integrity—that continue to guide her personal and professional life.
Her journey has taken her across the globe, from four years in England to eight years in Virginia, before settling in Pennsylvania nine years ago. These moves, led by her husband’s service in the U.S. Air Force, shaped Becky’s adaptability and broadened her understanding of diverse communities.
Becky’s interest in the human services field began in high school, where a vocational class and a meaningful internship at a group home for individuals with intellectual disabilities, ignited a lifelong calling. Since the age of 17, she has worked in roles supporting people to live empowered, fulfilling lives.
In 2014, Becky earned her bachelor’s degree in Health and Human Services through online study, demonstrating her commitment to continuous learning. She is currently pursuing her master’s degree in Social Work at Kutztown University, with graduation on the horizon.
At Achieving More, Becky plays a vital role in ensuring the agency maintains compliance standards that support quality care and services for all individuals. Her work enables advocacy, accountability, and long-term impact for both the team and the consumers they serve. She was drawn to Achieving More by the agency's compassion-driven mission and strong, supportive culture—and has become a cornerstone of that same culture herself.
Outside of work, Becky enjoys spending time with her three adult sons, nurturing her creative side through paper crafts like card-making and scrapbooking, and exploring nature with her three beloved dogs—Ace, Willow, and Kinley. She’s also an avid traveler, having explored parts of Europe and Alaska, traveling whenever she finds the chance.
Becky’s dedication to people and purpose is at the heart of everything she does, making her a valued leader and advocate at Achieving More.
Her journey has taken her across the globe, from four years in England to eight years in Virginia, before settling in Pennsylvania nine years ago. These moves, led by her husband’s service in the U.S. Air Force, shaped Becky’s adaptability and broadened her understanding of diverse communities.
Becky’s interest in the human services field began in high school, where a vocational class and a meaningful internship at a group home for individuals with intellectual disabilities, ignited a lifelong calling. Since the age of 17, she has worked in roles supporting people to live empowered, fulfilling lives.
In 2014, Becky earned her bachelor’s degree in Health and Human Services through online study, demonstrating her commitment to continuous learning. She is currently pursuing her master’s degree in Social Work at Kutztown University, with graduation on the horizon.
At Achieving More, Becky plays a vital role in ensuring the agency maintains compliance standards that support quality care and services for all individuals. Her work enables advocacy, accountability, and long-term impact for both the team and the consumers they serve. She was drawn to Achieving More by the agency's compassion-driven mission and strong, supportive culture—and has become a cornerstone of that same culture herself.
Outside of work, Becky enjoys spending time with her three adult sons, nurturing her creative side through paper crafts like card-making and scrapbooking, and exploring nature with her three beloved dogs—Ace, Willow, and Kinley. She’s also an avid traveler, having explored parts of Europe and Alaska, traveling whenever she finds the chance.
Becky’s dedication to people and purpose is at the heart of everything she does, making her a valued leader and advocate at Achieving More.
Cindy Vance
Compliance Specialist
Cindy was born and raised in Phoenixville, where she holds many memories and has enjoyed watching the town grow and evolve over the years. Gardening, cooking, and cheering on her son in all of his endeavors bring her the most joy outside of work.
After spending 22 years in a previous profession, Cindy was ready for a new challenge—and found her place at Achieving More. She feels incredibly fortunate to have discovered this opportunity at just the right time and is proud to be part of a team that makes a meaningful difference in people's lives.
Cindy loves seeing the unique and impactful ways the team at Achieving More supports individuals, and she values the chance to bring insights and experience from her past role into her current position. She truly believes in the power of collaboration and is proud to be part of such a strong and supportive team environment.
After spending 22 years in a previous profession, Cindy was ready for a new challenge—and found her place at Achieving More. She feels incredibly fortunate to have discovered this opportunity at just the right time and is proud to be part of a team that makes a meaningful difference in people's lives.
Cindy loves seeing the unique and impactful ways the team at Achieving More supports individuals, and she values the chance to bring insights and experience from her past role into her current position. She truly believes in the power of collaboration and is proud to be part of such a strong and supportive team environment.
Katie Thompson
Executive Director
Katie is from Philadelphia, PA, and lived there until moving to Montgomery County in 2015. She obtained her master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Capella University and is currently in the final year of the PhD program in Counselor Education and Supervision at Capella University!In her spare time, she spends time with her husband, two children, and brother. Spending as much time as possible outside is a priority, and you can usually find them at a softball or soccer field! #momlife
Katie became the legal guardian/primary caregiver to her brother who has an intellectual disability when she was 22 years old. This experience inspired her to enter the field, so she became a Supports Coordinator in 2012.Since then, she’s worked as a Supports Coordinator, Supports Coordinator Supervisor, Residential/CPS Program Director, ODP Program Representative, Mental Health Counselor, and is now the Executive Director of Achieving More.
Katie has always been a fan of Achieving More. Inspired by Achieving More employees who were resourceful, empathetic, and efficient. She constantly shows her gratitude in the role of leading such an organization.
She is deeply passionate about supporting the ID/A community, and has found a team that truly shares that passion. She has taken something and helped it shine!
“The plan is to grow, develop, and make positive change in the lives of the ID/A community for years to come. The sky is the limit!” - Katie Thompson, Executive Director of Achieving More
Katie became the legal guardian/primary caregiver to her brother who has an intellectual disability when she was 22 years old. This experience inspired her to enter the field, so she became a Supports Coordinator in 2012.Since then, she’s worked as a Supports Coordinator, Supports Coordinator Supervisor, Residential/CPS Program Director, ODP Program Representative, Mental Health Counselor, and is now the Executive Director of Achieving More.
Katie has always been a fan of Achieving More. Inspired by Achieving More employees who were resourceful, empathetic, and efficient. She constantly shows her gratitude in the role of leading such an organization.
She is deeply passionate about supporting the ID/A community, and has found a team that truly shares that passion. She has taken something and helped it shine!
“The plan is to grow, develop, and make positive change in the lives of the ID/A community for years to come. The sky is the limit!” - Katie Thompson, Executive Director of Achieving More
Antonio Hastie
Supports Coordinator Supervisor
Antonio, originally from Scranton, Pennsylvania, moved to Philadelphia to study clinical psychology in college.
Growing up in an Italian household, he was very close to his family. His family had strong traditions and values of family. He describes them as a close-knit group of responsible, hardworking, and committed people. Their main value was generosity, caring for others, a value he cherished and carried with him throughout college and his adult life.
Throughout his college years, he collaborated with individuals on the autism spectrum. While he also participated in his professor’s research lab, delving into the study of human emotions!
His hobbies include playing guitar since he first picked it up at age 13! He loves to experiment with cooking and making! He spends his spare time working out, swimming, running and sitting down with a good science fiction book.
His endeavors after college working as a social worker for individuals with disabilities, profoundly impacted his core values. This experience broadened his horizons, exposing him to the diverse needs of people beyond his own. He worked with individuals with disabilities living below the poverty line, underscoring the urgent need for a voice and an advocate for those in need.
He found himself at Achieving More, in his adult life, seeking to grow and find a new challenge that aligned with his journey.
After two years with Achieving More Antonio has made his mark in the team he has as Supports Coordinator Supervisor. He keeps the focus on understanding the role of Supports Coordinator firsthand.
As someone who has experienced the job first hand; he understands It’s a priority to acknowledge the position and also find ways within the company to connect and uplift his colleagues. Subsequently; watching it reflect on the consumers! We at Achieving More are grateful for such a dedicated, compassionate and intuitive individual to have as a part of our team!
Growing up in an Italian household, he was very close to his family. His family had strong traditions and values of family. He describes them as a close-knit group of responsible, hardworking, and committed people. Their main value was generosity, caring for others, a value he cherished and carried with him throughout college and his adult life.
Throughout his college years, he collaborated with individuals on the autism spectrum. While he also participated in his professor’s research lab, delving into the study of human emotions!
His hobbies include playing guitar since he first picked it up at age 13! He loves to experiment with cooking and making! He spends his spare time working out, swimming, running and sitting down with a good science fiction book.
His endeavors after college working as a social worker for individuals with disabilities, profoundly impacted his core values. This experience broadened his horizons, exposing him to the diverse needs of people beyond his own. He worked with individuals with disabilities living below the poverty line, underscoring the urgent need for a voice and an advocate for those in need.
He found himself at Achieving More, in his adult life, seeking to grow and find a new challenge that aligned with his journey.
After two years with Achieving More Antonio has made his mark in the team he has as Supports Coordinator Supervisor. He keeps the focus on understanding the role of Supports Coordinator firsthand.
As someone who has experienced the job first hand; he understands It’s a priority to acknowledge the position and also find ways within the company to connect and uplift his colleagues. Subsequently; watching it reflect on the consumers! We at Achieving More are grateful for such a dedicated, compassionate and intuitive individual to have as a part of our team!
Kristen Gregory
Supports Coordinator Supervisor
Kristen Gregory was born in Glenside, Pennsylvania, and spent the first eight years of her life in Wilbraham, Massachusetts, before moving back to Pennsylvania in 2000. The move brought her closer to her extended family and helped shape her into a family-oriented person. It was back in Pennsylvania where she began participating in team sports—joining a soccer team in third grade—which helped her form friendships, become a team player, and build life skills she still carries with her today.
Kristen attended Duquesne University in Pittsburgh, where she earned a Bachelor of Science in Sociology with a minor in Psychology in 2010. During her four years at Duquesne, she was a dedicated member of the Women’s Lacrosse Team, which further fueled her passion for teamwork, coaching, and community.
Outside of work, Kristen enjoys staying active—frequenting her local boxing gym, hiking local trails, and spending time with her family, friends, and boyfriend. She has a strong love for coaching and has remained involved in the sport of lacrosse since graduating college. She currently serves as the goalie coach for a local high school team and also coaches with the Headstrong Lacrosse Club, where she mentors young goalies and gives back to the sport and community that shaped her.
Kristen’s professional journey has always been rooted in service. Prior to joining Achieving More, she worked as a Recreation Director in a skilled nursing facility for five years and also supported students as a one-on-one aide in a school setting. Her passion has always been working with individuals with disabilities, and she chose to pursue a role in supports coordination to help those who may not be able to advocate for themselves. Kristen finds great fulfillment in watching her clients succeed and thrive in adulthood.
Kristen joined Achieving More because of its close-knit environment and the opportunity for professional growth. She appreciates being part of a smaller team where genuine connections with coworkers are encouraged and valued.
Kristen attended Duquesne University in Pittsburgh, where she earned a Bachelor of Science in Sociology with a minor in Psychology in 2010. During her four years at Duquesne, she was a dedicated member of the Women’s Lacrosse Team, which further fueled her passion for teamwork, coaching, and community.
Outside of work, Kristen enjoys staying active—frequenting her local boxing gym, hiking local trails, and spending time with her family, friends, and boyfriend. She has a strong love for coaching and has remained involved in the sport of lacrosse since graduating college. She currently serves as the goalie coach for a local high school team and also coaches with the Headstrong Lacrosse Club, where she mentors young goalies and gives back to the sport and community that shaped her.
Kristen’s professional journey has always been rooted in service. Prior to joining Achieving More, she worked as a Recreation Director in a skilled nursing facility for five years and also supported students as a one-on-one aide in a school setting. Her passion has always been working with individuals with disabilities, and she chose to pursue a role in supports coordination to help those who may not be able to advocate for themselves. Kristen finds great fulfillment in watching her clients succeed and thrive in adulthood.
Kristen joined Achieving More because of its close-knit environment and the opportunity for professional growth. She appreciates being part of a smaller team where genuine connections with coworkers are encouraged and valued.
Anne Zaccarelli
Program Manager
Anne Zaccarelli is from Downingtown, PA and now finds herself living in Exton, PA—a place close to home, filled with meaningful memories shared with family and friends.
Anne attended Kutztown University, where she majored in Sociology. With a desire to make a difference, she entered the field of intellectual disabilities over two decades ago when she took a position as a Supports Coordinator.
She quickly fell in love with the work and has been dedicated to the field for 23 years now. As a Program Manager, Anne finds great fulfillment in mentoring supervisors, watching their growth, and supporting Supports Coordinators in their daily work.
Outside of her professional life, Anne enjoys reading and exercising, but her greatest joy comes from time spent with family and friends—whether it's laughing around the table, supporting her son at travel baseball and basketball games, or taking in a good show at the theater. Her children are her pride and joy, and being there to support them brings her true happiness.
Anne was drawn to Achieving More because she was looking for a small, supportive, and understanding company, and found exactly that. She is proud to be part of a team that values connection and compassion, and she’s honored to continue supporting individuals with special needs through her continued, dedicated work.
Anne attended Kutztown University, where she majored in Sociology. With a desire to make a difference, she entered the field of intellectual disabilities over two decades ago when she took a position as a Supports Coordinator.
She quickly fell in love with the work and has been dedicated to the field for 23 years now. As a Program Manager, Anne finds great fulfillment in mentoring supervisors, watching their growth, and supporting Supports Coordinators in their daily work.
Outside of her professional life, Anne enjoys reading and exercising, but her greatest joy comes from time spent with family and friends—whether it's laughing around the table, supporting her son at travel baseball and basketball games, or taking in a good show at the theater. Her children are her pride and joy, and being there to support them brings her true happiness.
Anne was drawn to Achieving More because she was looking for a small, supportive, and understanding company, and found exactly that. She is proud to be part of a team that values connection and compassion, and she’s honored to continue supporting individuals with special needs through her continued, dedicated work.
Brianna Citko
Program Manager
Brianna was born and raised in Southampton, Bucks County, where she developed strong roots in the Greater Philadelphia area. After completing college, she moved to Downingtown, where she began building a career and a life shaped by community and connection. In December of 2022, she and her fiancé purchased their first home in Garnet Valley.
She attended West Chester University and graduated in May of 2019 with a degree in Public Health.Brianna enjoys life’s simple pleasures and spending time with the people (and her pup) she loves most. She and her fiancé share their home with Callie, their beloved Bernese Mountain Dog, who keeps their days full of joy and adventure. Callie is one spoiled pup. Whether exploring new trails on long walks, heading to the beach to soak up the sun, golfing with her fiancé, or spending time with family, Brianna loves creating meaningful moments. She has a passion for sunshine, fresh air, saltwater breeze, and family connection.
She grew up with her mom working in the field, so supporting individuals with intellectual disabilities and autism was a big part of her childhood – it was truly all she knew. From a young age, she was surrounded by individuals with ID and autism, and those experiences shaped who she is today. Brianna always knew she wanted to be in this field, making a difference and helping individuals live full, meaningful, everyday lives. It's not just a career for her – it’s something that’s been close to her heart for as long as she can remember.
Brianna began her career as a Supports Coordinator in June of 2019. In October 2021, she transitioned to the Office of Developmental Programs (ODP) as the QA&I Regional Coordinator. Most recently, in March 2025, she joined Achieving More as Program Manager.
What she loves most about her role as Program Manager is the opportunity to support and guide her team. It's incredibly rewarding for her to see employees thrive, continue learning, and push themselves to grow – both personally and professionally. She especially enjoys leading a group of support coordinators, being able to teach, mentor, and walk alongside them as they advance in their careers.
What drew her to Achieving More was the culture and the people. She had always been a fan of the organization and the work being done there. She wanted to be part of a team that is truly dedicated to making a difference. She was looking for a place where employees are passionate, supportive, and committed to the mission – and she found that at Achieving More.
She attended West Chester University and graduated in May of 2019 with a degree in Public Health.Brianna enjoys life’s simple pleasures and spending time with the people (and her pup) she loves most. She and her fiancé share their home with Callie, their beloved Bernese Mountain Dog, who keeps their days full of joy and adventure. Callie is one spoiled pup. Whether exploring new trails on long walks, heading to the beach to soak up the sun, golfing with her fiancé, or spending time with family, Brianna loves creating meaningful moments. She has a passion for sunshine, fresh air, saltwater breeze, and family connection.
She grew up with her mom working in the field, so supporting individuals with intellectual disabilities and autism was a big part of her childhood – it was truly all she knew. From a young age, she was surrounded by individuals with ID and autism, and those experiences shaped who she is today. Brianna always knew she wanted to be in this field, making a difference and helping individuals live full, meaningful, everyday lives. It's not just a career for her – it’s something that’s been close to her heart for as long as she can remember.
Brianna began her career as a Supports Coordinator in June of 2019. In October 2021, she transitioned to the Office of Developmental Programs (ODP) as the QA&I Regional Coordinator. Most recently, in March 2025, she joined Achieving More as Program Manager.
What she loves most about her role as Program Manager is the opportunity to support and guide her team. It's incredibly rewarding for her to see employees thrive, continue learning, and push themselves to grow – both personally and professionally. She especially enjoys leading a group of support coordinators, being able to teach, mentor, and walk alongside them as they advance in their careers.
What drew her to Achieving More was the culture and the people. She had always been a fan of the organization and the work being done there. She wanted to be part of a team that is truly dedicated to making a difference. She was looking for a place where employees are passionate, supportive, and committed to the mission – and she found that at Achieving More.
David Vasquez
IT Systems Administrator
David brings both grit and passion to his role as IT Systems Administrator at Achieving More. Born and raised in North Philadelphia, David grew up in a neighborhood that taught him resilience and street smarts—qualities that continue to shape the tech-savvy, problem-solving professional he is today.
David’s educational journey took him through two private Catholic grade schools—St. Boniface and St. Peter the Apostle—before graduating from Bodine High School for International Affairs. There, he discovered a love for art, psychology, social sciences, and computer programming, all of which deeply influenced his personal and professional path.
A skilled carpenter by trade, David has contributed to beautifying the city he loves. Today, he lives in Phoenixville with his partner Erin, where they've created a peaceful sanctuary filled with native plants, chickens, and a thriving vegetable garden. Whether he's sitting on the porch enjoying the wildlife or tinkering with a computer, David finds joy in creativity, exploration, and understanding how things work.
Outside of work, David’s hobbies include building and repairing computers, creating music, riding his motorcycle, and taking things apart just to see how they function. At Achieving More, he puts his tech talents to great use—supporting his teammates with smart, secure, and efficient IT solutions. David is proud to be part of a talented and forward-thinking team, and feels honored to contribute to a mission-driven organization making a real impact.
David’s educational journey took him through two private Catholic grade schools—St. Boniface and St. Peter the Apostle—before graduating from Bodine High School for International Affairs. There, he discovered a love for art, psychology, social sciences, and computer programming, all of which deeply influenced his personal and professional path.
A skilled carpenter by trade, David has contributed to beautifying the city he loves. Today, he lives in Phoenixville with his partner Erin, where they've created a peaceful sanctuary filled with native plants, chickens, and a thriving vegetable garden. Whether he's sitting on the porch enjoying the wildlife or tinkering with a computer, David finds joy in creativity, exploration, and understanding how things work.
Outside of work, David’s hobbies include building and repairing computers, creating music, riding his motorcycle, and taking things apart just to see how they function. At Achieving More, he puts his tech talents to great use—supporting his teammates with smart, secure, and efficient IT solutions. David is proud to be part of a talented and forward-thinking team, and feels honored to contribute to a mission-driven organization making a real impact.
Advanced Supported Employment
Assistive Technology
Communication Specialists
Community Participation Support
Family/Caregiver Training and Support
Home Accessibility and vehicle Adaptations
Life Sharing
Music, Art, and Equine Therapy
Residential Habilitation
Respite Care
Shift Nursing
Physical and Occupational Therapy
“Achieving More employees love what they do. They are authentic and care about the people they help. That makes a real difference that our individuals understand and appreciate.”
– Erin McDevitt, Founder