Ashley Hunter serves as the Victory Over Crime Program Director at FiftyForward, where she plays a pivotal role in addressing the unique challenges faced by older adults who have been victimized by crime. With a robust background in nonprofit organization management and a Master of...
Ashley Hunter serves as the Victory Over Crime Program Director at FiftyForward, where she plays a pivotal role in addressing the unique challenges faced by older adults who have been victimized by crime. With a robust background in nonprofit organization management and a Master of Social Work from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Ashley leverages her expertise in crisis intervention and social services to create impactful support systems for vulnerable populations.
In her current role, Ashley leads a dedicated team of caring professionals who provide comprehensive assistance to victims of various crimes, including financial exploitation, domestic violence, and physical abuse. Under her guidance, the Victory Over Crime program not only offers immediate crisis intervention but also focuses on long-term recovery strategies that empower older adults to reclaim their lives. Key projects spearheaded by Ashley include community outreach initiatives aimed at raising awareness about elder abuse and fraud, as well as workshops that equip older adults with the tools to recognize and prevent potential victimization.
Ashley’s strong leadership skills and commitment to mental health advocacy have been instrumental in fostering a supportive environment where victims can heal and rebuild their lives. By collaborating with local law enforcement, healthcare providers, and other nonprofit organizations, she ensures a holistic approach to recovery that addresses both the psychological and practical needs of her clients. Through her work, Ashley Hunter exemplifies the vital role of social work in promoting safety, dignity, and resilience among older adults in the community.