MEET OUR EXECUTIVE STAFF

Kira Williman and her husband Jack Williman own Ability.

Kira Williman, has over 25 years of experience in social services, including 3 years as a Support Coordinator here in Arizona. She worked for Ohio Works First, writing policy for the state of Ohio.

Both Kira and Jack enjoy spending time with their family and making a difference in the lives of the members we serve.

Kira Williman and her husband Jack Williman own Ability.

Jack Williman has a diverse background in business operations, transportation, and facilities management. He also is EMT trained, and is the CPR/First Aid Instructor for Ability.

Both Kira and Jack enjoy spending time with their family and making a difference in the lives of the members we serve.

Amanda-Jo Toro began working in social services in 2011. She quickly became a DTA Coordinator for the company at the Dewey location, where she worked several years. Amanda-Jo is now the Director of Program Services for Ability.

She has a long history in management at different locations, and as a paraprofessional. Amanda-Jo became certified in early childhood development and interaction with children. Her experience as a paraprofessional paved the way for her love for the special needs community. She enjoys working with members through community integration. Amanda-Jo utilizes her experience in applied behavioral analysis to help each member be successful.

Amanda-Jo enjoys spending time with her husband, family, and friends. She enjoys traveling, hiking, reading, and event planning.

Amanda-Jo is loved by the members, and her management experience brings compassion and leadership to the Ability team.

Cameo  Hammer has been working in the special needs community for 10 years, and has managed several Group Homes and GSE crews. In July 2017, Cameo moved from California to Prescott, Arizona, and was hired at Ability. Due to her extensive experience and obvious kindheartedness towards the members, Cameo was quickly promoted to DTA Coordinator.

Outside of Ability, her hobbies include hiking, painting, gardening and making jewelry. Her educational background includes child development and psychology.

Cameo enjoys living in Prescott, and looks forwards to being able to interact with the members and staff each day. Members at Ability describe her as fun, kind and reliable.

Dylan Hayward began working in social services in 2009. After realizing his calling for working with people in the special needs community, he began his employment with Ability in April of 2011.

Dylan’s talent for writing, as well as his compassion and understanding for the members, earned him a position as Program Coordinator. As Ability’s Program Coordinator, Dylan is responsible for writing progress reports, goals for the members, Policy and Protocol, attends all of the team meetings for the members, and much more.

Dylan works with the State Support Coordinators, the members and their families to develop Individual Service Plans that will provide the member with the tools necessary to become as independent as possible.

Dylan’s primary focus is to provide the members with the necessary tools and supports that will allow them to reach their full potential.