Kimberly is the Director of Housing for Partnership Home, where she leverages her extensive background in multi-family property management to create safe, affordable housing opportunities for individuals and families in need. With years of experience in property management and development, Kimberly brings a unique perspective to her role, blending operational expertise with a strong commitment to equitable housing solutions. She is dedicated to building sustainable and replicable housing initiatives, fostering strategic partnerships, and enhancing support services that promote long-term housing stability. Kimberly is passionate about advocating for policies that address homelessness and improve the quality of life and access to fair and equal housing for underserved communities.

Rachel Amerson is our Director of Community Impact here at Partnership Home. She works to address systemic challenges and enhance community outcomes by leading her team in conducting community services, training, and data analysis and evaluation to drive community-wide planning efforts. She is passionate about breaking down barriers and increasing access to services.

Before working at Partnership Home, Rachel spent four years on the JPS Street Medicine team as a Community Health Worker, helping patients navigate the healthcare system and community resources. She is a Certified Health Education Specialist (CHES®), has a B.S. in Health Studies from Texas Woman’s University, and will start an MPH program at UNT-HSC this summer.

When she is not working to increase access to healthcare and housing for people in her community, she enjoys hiking, painting, and spending time at home with her husband and cats.

Ash is Partnership Home’s Director of System Response and oversees all management activities for our local Continuum of Care. Ash is responsible for all data and planning activities for our local Continuum of Care system by leading a team that manages data collection efforts, community-wide planning and performance measures, and ensures compliance with federal regulations.

Ash holds a Bachelor’s Degree from Tarleton State University and a Master’s Degree in Social Work from UTA. With over 10 years of experience working in non-profits in Tarrant County, Ash is passionate about ensuring the most vulnerable in our communities have access to holistic resources to ensure an improved quality of life.

In their free time, Ash enjoys traveling, cheering for the Green Bay Packers and San Antonio Spurs, and listening to true crime podcasts.

Amberly is Partnership Home’s Landlord Engagement Manager. She works to cultivate relationships with new and existing landlord partners and engages with them about housing our most vulnerable neighbors.

Amberly previously worked as a Peer Support and Housing Case Manager, and being a part of giving others a chance at success is her calling. She believes there is no greater purpose for her than breaking down systemic barriers for those who need it most.

When she isn’t working, Amberly loves to hang out with family and friends, attend her kids’ sporting events, and travel (especially to the beach).

Jenny is a Partnership Home’s Community Engagement Manager, leading the Community Services Team to ensure strategic services and resources are provided to meet the evolving needs amongst our Continuum of Care partners and those at risk of or experiencing homelessness.

She also works to identify systemic issues within homeless response by utilizing over five years of experience working at the Presbyterian Night Shelter and engaging with community partners. Growing and fostering relationships within our community gives her the drive to be a part of the change.

In her spare time, she has a love for her two sons, all of her rescued animals, photography, volunteering as a Master Gardener, hiking, art, and music.

Stella is Partnership Home’s Finance Manager. Stella’s responsibilities include overseeing financial operations, planning, reporting, and analysis for our organization. She also helps manage Partnership Home’s economic health to support sustainable growth.

She got into nonprofit work because she enjoys being around people and organizations who aren’t scared to do something different to make change.

Stella enjoys spending time with her family, cooking, traveling, music, shopping, binge-watching Netflix, seeing the latest movies, trying new things, meeting new people, and keeping up with the latest dance moves.

Kara is Partnership Home’s Finance Manager Of Community Enrichment. She works with the finance team to ensure timely preparation and submission of grant financial reporting. Kara has a bachelor’s degree in Psychology and Sociology from the University of Iowa with a minor in Social Work.

When she’s not focusing on community financial initiatives, Kara enjoys spending time with her family, traveling, and gardening.

Casey is Partnership Home’s CoC Manager and leads the grant coordination team to support partners in ending homelessness in our local continuum of care. Her motivation comes from wanting to do something that makes a lasting impact, instead of just putting a Band-Aid on the issues surrounding homelessness.

When she is not doing a little bit of everything to keep us moving forward here at Partnership Home, you can find her shuttling at least one of her kids to events, sports, you name it. Through all of the busy, she still finds joy in travelling, camping, or going outdoors to just spend time with her family!

Jessica is Partnership Home’s Training Manager. She is deeply passionate about providing compassionate and effective support to those in need. She designs and implements comprehensive training programs, leads engaging workshops, and continuously assesses and addresses the training needs of the CoC.

Her commitment to professional development and adherence to industry standards helps deliver high-quality care and advance the mission of ending homelessness.

Outside of work, she enjoys crafting, reading, trying new recipes, and relaxing.

Bethany is the Coordinated Entry Manager at Partnership Home, where she leads the Coordinated Entry team to ensure the CE process runs smoothly. She collaborates with CoC partners to provide support and training for service providers utilizing Coordinated Entry.

With a commitment to uplifting vulnerable members in our community, Bethany prioritizes collaboration, empowerment, and innovative solutions. She draws inspiration from the resilience and stories of those she serves, fueling her passion for making a meaningful impact in their lives.

Bethany has a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and Sociology from the University of Illinois and has 10 years of experience in direct service working with youth and adults.

When she is not at work, Bethany is watching horror movies, reading, visiting local coffee shops, or hanging out with her cats.

Tia is a member of the Partnership Home’s HMIS team. As an HMIS Data Security Coordinator, she ensures compliance is being met for system access for user accounts throughout the CoC, maintains help desk ticket requests, custom reports, and assists the team in additional data correction efforts.

She graduated from Alcorn State University with a Bachelor’s in Computer Science and National University with a Master’s in Cybersecurity. Tia gained experience with homeless services and HUD data standards from working with a CoC in Mississippi in a similar role.

In her spare time, she enjoys spending time with family, crafts, and hands-on activities.

Peyton is our Community Relations Coordinator, working alongside the Community Impact Team to ensure organization across public-facing events and activities. She is passionate about helping the unhoused population through advocacy and community education.

Peyton earned her bachelor's degree in social work from Texas Christian University, where she was introduced to homeless services through her field placement at Partnership Home.

In her free time, Peyton enjoys hiking, spending time with her cat, and reading.

As a Housing Coordinator, I work to connect individuals and families with safe, affordable housing solutions. My role involves collaborating with landlords, navigating housing programs, and supporting clients through the challenges of securing and maintaining stable housing. It’s a position that provides problem solving, advocacy, and a deep commitment to helping others achieve a fundamental human need: A place to call home.

In my spare time, I enjoy playing chess and reading books about personal growth and resilience. I entered the non-profit sector because I believe that everyone deserves a fair chance at a better life, and housing is a critical step toward that goal.

My favorite quote is: “I am no longer the problem but the solution.” This powerful phrase keeps me focused on creating meaningful impact in my community, one person and one home at a time.

Kris is our CoC Grant Compliance Coordinator at Partnership Home. She assists with monitoring and evaluating programs and ensuring all programs are HUD compliant.

Kris has many years of experience working in non-profit organizations, and serving others in both her work and personal life has become a passion of hers.

When she is not serving, she enjoys spending time with family, coloring in adult coloring books, loving on her two cats, and watching Hell’s Kitchen reruns.

Sophia is one of the Landlord Engagement Specialists at Partnership Home and is responsible for building relationships with current and incoming landlord partners. She has a passion for working with the unhoused population that comes from previous volunteer work and believes it’s important to give back and better our communities whenever possible.

She received her Bachelor’s degree in Social Work from the University of Texas at Arlington and is currently pursuing a Master’s in Public Administration, also from UTA.

In her spare time, she enjoys reading, baking, spending time with friends, and watching Formula 1 and Marvel movies.

Meet Stephanie, our Coordinated Entry Coordinator, who has been tackling homelessness for nearly 20 years. She’s someone who believes deeply in the power of love—the kind Mother Teresa spoke of when she said, “Wherever God has put you, that is your vocation. It’s not what we do, but how much love we put into it.”

For Stephanie, working within the Continuum of Care to support service providers feels like her spiritual superpower, and her gratitude is as boundless as her commitment.

When she’s not out changing the world (or at least making a meaningful dent in it), you’ll find Stephanie at home with her family, leading epic game nights filled with snacks, laughter, and a serious quest for victory.

And just when she thought she couldn’t level up any further, she became “Coco”—the abuela every grandchild dreams of. Whether she’s singing Super Simple Songs or discovering the latest toys, she’s pretty much the superhero of the grandma world.

Stephanie is here to help—and probably bring cookies, too.

Yvette is Partnership Home’s Learning Improvement Specialist. She works to improve our training tools and educate individuals within our CoC and equip them with the skills necessary to effectively serve their communities. She believes knowledge only holds true power when it is translated into meaningful action.

She is passionate about nonprofit work because she believes that everyone deserves access to the necessities of life – shelter, food, and clothing. These are fundamental human rights that should be available to all.

In her spare time, she enjoys crafting and is inspired by the simplicity and beauty of her surroundings, from everyday human interactions to the wonders of the natural world.

Shannon is a Data Analyst for Partnership Home and transforms complex data into actionable findings to support initiatives addressing homelessness. She is passionate about public health, community justice, and data-driven solutions that support people in need.

Shannon holds a Bachelor's degree in Healthcare Administration and Policy from Creighton University (2016) and a Master's in Public Health, specializing in Epidemiology and Health Education, from Benedictine University (2019). She also holds a Doctorate in Public Health in Health Education and Promotion from Loma Linda University (2025). She is a Master Certified Health Education Specialist (MCHES®).

Before working at Partnership Home, Shannon spent several years at Tarrant County Public Health working as an Epidemiologist to analyze infectious disease data for prevention and control.

When she is not working, she enjoys reading, yoga, baking, and spending time with friends and family.

Adam Buckmeier is a data analyst for Partnership Home who transforms complex data into actionable findings to support initiatives addressing homelessness. He is passionate about sustainability, environmental justice, and data reporting.

Adam received his Bachelor’s degree in Environmental and Sustainability Sciences from Texas Christian University (2023) and a Master’s in Environmental and Sustainability Sciences, researching the socioeconomic drivers of permitted tree removals, from Texas Christian University (2025). His research utilized GIS software to map tree removals in Austin, Texas to inform local decisions regarding the protection and planting of urban trees.

Before working at Partnership Home, Adam taught the Contemporary Environmental Issues Lab at TCU where he enjoyed engaging students in a variety of topics including agriculture, wildlife, climate, and more.

When he is not working, Adam enjoys hiking, exploring nature, reading, music, and travelling to state parks.

As the HMIS Support Coordinator, Data Quality Jeanah is deeply passionate about serving others and supporting work that makes a meaningful difference in the lives of individuals and families experiencing homelessness. She believes that every person deserves dignity, compassion, and the opportunity for stability, and she is proud to contribute to a mission that strengthens communities and creates pathways to hope.

In her role, she supports data quality, system processes, and reporting efforts that help organizations better understand community needs and deliver more effective services. Drawing from her previous professional experience, Jeanah brings strong skills in organization, collaboration, troubleshooting, and process improvement to her work. She is committed to ensuring data is accurate, reliable, and meaningful because she knows that behind every data point is a real person, a real story, and a real need for support.

She finds purpose in using her skills to help others, and she is honored to play a part in work that empowers service providers to care for some of the community’s most vulnerable neighbors with excellence and compassion. Outside of work, she enjoys traveling, sleeping, and spending time with her two dogs, Buka and Shadow.

Cristen is a Landlord Engagement Specialist at Partnership Home, where she builds and strengthens meaningful relationships with landlord partners to expand housing opportunities for individuals and families experiencing homelessness.

She is passionate about making a positive impact in her community and connecting people to stable, supportive housing. She is inspired by the belief that everyone deserves a safe, stable place to call home.

Outside of work, Cristen enjoys cheering on her kids at sporting events, reading, watching movies, and spending time camping with her family.

I work here at Partnership Home supporting compliance and training for the HMIS system, helping organizations collect accurate data so people can access the services and support they need more effectively. Most of my career has been spent in education and support services, and I’m passionate about work that creates meaningful impact for families and communities. I enjoy problem-solving, creating organized systems, and helping make complicated processes easier for others to navigate. Outside of work, I love spending time with my husband and kids, road trips, being near the water, and getting lost in a good book. Basically, if it involves helping people or color-coding a spreadsheet, I’m probably all in.

As the Coordinated Entry Special Projects Lead, I get to think creatively and collaborate on innovative projects that aim to help reduce homelessness in our community. My work has always focused on housing and the opportunities it creates, whether through student housing, housing for families with ill children, or homeless services today. I’m passionate about breaking down barriers so people can thrive. One of my biggest inspirations is my best friend Tara, whose commitment to helping unhoused youth led me into this field and continues to inspire me every day.

Outside of work, you can usually find me trying new Fort Worth restaurants with friends, collecting crazy earrings and K-pop photo cards, or enthusiastically showing up overdressed for any themed event.

My favorite quote is: "If I'm worth anything later, I'm worth something now. For wheat is wheat, even if people think it is a grass in the beginning" -Van Gogh.

Lindsey is from Watauga, Texas, and is on the Community Impact team as a trainer. She earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Communication Studies from The University of Texas at Austin. She later earned her Master of Social Work degree from Columbia University School of Social Work in New York, NY. She served as an AmeriCorps VISTA volunteer in Austin and as a Peace Corps Community Health and Economic Development volunteer in Uganda, East Africa. She has almost 20 years of experience as a social worker both with non-profit organizations and government agencies. She enjoys live music, stand-up comedy, documentaries, spending time with family and friends and all things outdoors.

Amber serves as the Coordinated Entry Coordinator, supporting the community's Coordinated Entry process, a standardized approach that helps ensure individuals and families experiencing homelessness have equitable access to housing and supportive services. She is passionate about collaborating with community partners to strengthen system coordination, improve housing access, reduce barriers to care, and advance an equitable Coordinated Entry system.

Amber holds a Master's in Social Work from the University of Texas at Arlington. She brings more than seven years of experience in homeless services, behavioral health, substance misuse, care coordination, and systems collaboration. Guided by trauma-informed, strengths-based, and person-centered practices, Amber is dedicated to improving systems, fostering meaningful partnerships, and helping individuals and families navigate complex systems on their path toward stability.

Jessica Montgomery is the Coordinated Entry Coordinator at Partnership Home. In her spare time, Jessica likes to spend her time with her children and live on the football field supporting her son – Jessica and her daughters are his biggest cheerleaders!

She is driven by a strong sense of purpose in helping others and finds meaning in supporting people, showing compassion, and making a positive difference through her work and interactions. Being in nonprofit work allows her to contribute something meaningful beyond herself.

Jessica runs on caffeine, calendar reminders, and pure sports-mom chaotic logistics. Most importantly, her cardio comes from walking across sports fields and carrying folding chairs.

Favorite quote:
“Success is walking from failure to failure with no loss of enthusiasm.” – Winston S. Churchill

“Your present circumstances don’t determine where you can go. They merely determine where you start.” – Nido Qubein