Jill Hatcher serves as the Assistant Director of ARES at DEAF, Inc. in Boston, MA, where she leverages her extensive experience in Deaf-centric human services and program management to enhance the lives of Deaf, Hard of Hearing, Late-Deafened, and DeafBlind individuals across Eastern Massachusetts. With...
Jill Hatcher serves as the Assistant Director of ARES at DEAF, Inc. in Boston, MA, where she leverages her extensive experience in Deaf-centric human services and program management to enhance the lives of Deaf, Hard of Hearing, Late-Deafened, and DeafBlind individuals across Eastern Massachusetts. With over 11 years at DEAF, Inc., Jill has played a pivotal role in the organization’s growth, successfully securing new funding and developing innovative programs that directly benefit the community. Her leadership style emphasizes collaboration and mentorship, having supported the professional development of over 25 staff members, fostering a culture of excellence and inclusivity.
In her current role, Jill supervises and supports Independent Living (IL) staff, ensuring they have the resources and guidance necessary to provide effective services. She also oversees front desk operations and manages information and referral services, streamlining access to vital resources for clients. Additionally, Jill plays a crucial role in budget management and funder reporting, working closely with the IL Director to ensure financial sustainability and transparency. Her advocacy efforts have been instrumental in securing increased funding for DEAF, Inc., allowing the organization to expand its reach and impact.
Jill’s expertise in grant writing, community outreach, and public policy further enhances her ability to drive DEAF, Inc.’s mission forward. Her proficiency in American Sign Language and commitment to public health underscore her dedication to serving the Deaf community. Through her multifaceted skill set and unwavering passion, Jill continues to make significant strides in advancing the rights and resources available to individuals with hearing disabilities.
