Aden brings his expertise as a consummate behaviorist, case manager, and intervention specialist to Nia Foundation; a valued skill set that led to his promotion to Chief Executive Officer.  He fulfills his leadership role inside and outside of the school setting by volunteering his services to his most needy families during school vacations to ensure students will maintain their acquired skill levels.  Mr. Tucker also adds humanity to his role in Nia by providing clothing and provisions to further support families in transition.

As a working mother who earned her Speech Language Pathologist Assistant (SLPA) Certification, Tamaika uses her multitasking abilities to onboard fellow Nia SLPA new hires. With the beginning of COVID-19 school closures, Ms. Jones seamlessly spearheaded Nia’s transition to Virtual Therapy and continued supporting all of her SLI students without a glitch.