The Board of Directors of

Alpha Connection Youth & Family Services

Proudly Announces

JAIME SEARIGHT, BA

AS IT’S NEW PROGRAM DIRECTOR

We are proud to announce Jaime as an Exciting and Valuable Addition to our program.  Jamie Searight joins ACYFS with years of administrative experience.  In line with the continued Mission of the ACYFS Board of Directors to effectively serve Foster Youth and the Children of The State of California, Jaime also joins our team with a rich and effective history of active involvement in meeting the needs of children in our community.  As Program Director her administrative and business skills will help guide and effectively supervise the ACYFS staff and the youth we serve.  Jaime has worked with the Victory Elementary School District facilitating the needs of children with special education and IEP requirements.  She also served as a member of the SARB team.  Along with a strong background in Business Management Jaime has a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Psychology from Chapman University. 

Jaime is a strong child advocate and is well aware of the unique needs of the youth served by ACYFS. Clinical Director Mark A. Daniels, LCSW says, “with changes in the foster care population and society as a whole, and we must be able to change with those times to stay effective. Jaime will be a Vitamin B-12 shot energizing our highly effective program”. Her philosophy of enriching our program to assure greater outcomes has been highly embraced by the Board of Directors. Her incredible passion, enthusiasm along with profound communication skills will take Alpha Connection to a higher level; leading us into our third decade of service”- Barron Wilson, CEO.  If there are any questions or a desire to meet with Jaime please contact us at ACYFS (760) 247-7930 or email to jaime@alphaconnection.org.  

What others have said about Jaime:

“I am always comfortable and at ease to see her with students, parents and staff.”- Jan Gonzales Principal Victor Elementary School District

“Ms. Searight takes ownership and pride in her responsibilities. Her attitude of “whatever it takes”, are personal characteristics that enable her to achieve positive outcomes”- Audrey Howard-Principal, Challenger School             

SERVING THE CHILDREN OF CALIFORNIA SINCE 1988