Tierra Learning Center adds three new board members

Leavenworth, WALocal News

Tierra Learning Center appointed William Joyce, Gustavo Montoya, and David Vey to its board of directors, bolstering its mission to empower individuals with developmental challenges. Joyce, a parent of a Tierra participant, offers valuable insights into the needs of families. Montoya, who lives with a disability, will contribute to the organization's inclusive practices. Vey, a longtime supporter, is dedicated to fostering community growth and collaboration. Executive Director Meeche White emphasized the importance of their diverse backgrounds in shaping the center's future.

The appointments align with Tierra's expansion into residential living, employment services, and educational programs. Founded to support individuals with developmental challenges, Tierra emphasizes personal choice and dignity. This leadership change aims to deepen the center's impact across North Central Washington.

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