The Aspire Team

Nikki Green
Case Manager
Advocacy and bringing a voice to those who are under-represented is where I have found my passion. Sticking with the status quo because, “this is how it has always been done,” is not how I operate. Every person has the right to experience their life their way, and I help bring that vision to reality.

Jenny McKinney
Case Manager
I have always known I wanted to work in a field that would allow me to help others. It brings me joy to know that what I do matters and that I’m able to meet people where they are and leave them better than I found them.

Zach Green
Case Manager
I started in this field back in 2014 working for a provider in Casper as a direct service provider. Through the years I have developed skills to able to work and operate in this field and have developed a passion for helping people in need. I strive to be a great case manager that is willing to work through whatever needs may arise and develop skills to provide the best services possible.

Victoria Ridgway
Case Manager
I am able to fulfill my passion for helping people when they are needing a hand up or to find a community connection or support to meet their goals.

Stephanie Singer
Case Manager Coordinator
I have always enjoyed being the gate keeper of all the things. I enjoy assisting everyone within the company each in their own way. Outside of the office, my work has always revolved around helping people in some way or another. I enjoy leaving a place better than it was when I arrived.

Carol Sims
Case Manager, Fremont
Being able to assist an individual in gaining or maintaining their independence gives me a purpose. I enjoy knowing that I am able to promote confidence in overcoming obstacles in a person’s life.

Heather Grigg
Case Manager
Through my professional training as an occupational therapist I have found a love for helping people navigate and WIN at the job of life. I strive to ensure that the people I serve have the tools and supports they need to engage in meaningful and purposeful activities within their homes and communities. I believe Temple Grandin is right when she says “The world needs all kinds of minds,” and I can’t wait to meet them!