Heather Fortin joined NECC as a teacher 30 years ago and currently serves as a professor and practicum coordinator for the Simmons graduate program at NECC. She was nominated by a colleague because “she cares so much about her Simmons practicum students and advocates tirelessly for them.”
Noelle Lofria has worked in NECC’s Partner Program for three years and currently serves as a tutor in Derry, NH. Lofria, who graduated with her master’s degree from Simmons University last month, was nominated by colleagues because “she is a creative and upbeat member of our team.
Anthony Nganga, junior systems administrator for The New England Center for Children’s (NECC)’s Information Services, was nominated by a colleague because he was “patient and persistent in helping to resolve an IT issue that resulted in all my work going missing.”
LC Clark, a level 2 counselor and core shift manager for NECC’s Brewer Lane residence, has worked for NECC for three years. Clark was nominated by multiple colleagues because of their strong and efficient management skills and the support and guidance they have given others while on shift.
Fatou Njie-Jallow, MHA, director of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion at NECC, began her career at NECC more than 22 years ago as a teacher. She was nominated by colleagues because she’s “an amazing woman who takes the time to actually listen to you and make you feel heard and seen.”
Taylor Bolitho, a level 1 teacher and core shift manager (CSM) for The New England Center for Children’s Francine Road residence, has worked for NECC for five years. She was nominated by a colleague because she “always has the most positive attitude” and is “always advocating for staff and students!”
Amy Davis, DPT, began her career at The New England Center for Children (NECC) as a part-time physical therapist in 2014, before being hired full-time a few years later. She was nominated by a colleague because she “juggles half the school on her caseload for PT services."
Elizabeth Stikeman has worked in The New England Center for Children’s (NECC) Partner Program in Derry, NH, for four years. She was nominated by a colleague because she “brings a positive attitude to each day and is dependable in every aspect of the job."
Lauren Carr has worked for The New England Center for Children (NECC) for 20 years. She was nominated by a colleague because she is a “dedicated NECC employee to all her staff she oversees as well as students on her teams.”
Carrie Johnson began joined NECC in 2011 and has worked in numerous capacities. Johnson, an education coordinator for ITT 4, was nominated by a colleague because she “embodies what it means to be a team player and portrays every characteristic an individual would want in a leader and co-worker.”
