Our Staff

Angela Newman, BS, QDDP

Eastern Residential Regional Director

Angela Newman brings over 20 years of experience in the field of Developmental Services to her position as Residential Regional Coordinator. Angela started her career as a direct support professional for a group home operated in Pennsylvania, working as a paraprofessional in the school system in North Carolina and as a residential counselor at a Crisis Stabilization Program operated by a Community Services Board in Virginia. Following graduation with a degree in Human Servies and a Minor in Special Education, Angela worked as a Group Home Manager for 6 years operated by a Community Services Board before joining Wall Residences. Angela has been with Wall Residences for over 10 years and served within the capacity of Program Manager, Regional Program Coordinator and Quality Assurance Coordinator prior to transitioning into her current role as the Residential Regional Director for the Eastern Division.

Angie Covington, BSJ

Marketing Coordinator – Statewide

Angie has over 25 years of experience using words and images to change minds, sell products, and create results for corporations and non-profit organizations. Her expertise includes communications planning, advertising design & placement, social media, and event coordination. She is a firm believer in collaborative work and lifting the importance of every life. Angie is excited to spread the word about the value of Wall Residence’s high quality person-centered care for both Direct Support Providers and those receiving support. Angie holds a Bachelor of Science in Journalism from the Scripps College of Communication at Ohio University.

Arlynn Williams

Day Services Program Manager - NRV

Ashea Green, BA, QMHP-A

Admissions Coordinator - Northern Region

Ashea received her bachelor’s degrees in Women/Gender Studies and English from Virginia Commonwealth University and a Drug and Alcohol Treatment Specialist certificate from Stratford University. She possesses over a decade of experience working in various areas of the human services field including residential services, community mental/behavioral health treatment, community-based sex offender treatment, therapeutic mentoring, and crisis intervention/stabilization. She also served two terms on a Local Human Rights Committee in the Greater Richmond Area.  Ashea is very passionate about advocacy, education, understanding and supporting individuals with disabilities and their family.

“Disability only becomes a tragedy when society fails to provide the things needed to lead one’s daily life.”   ~Judith Heumann

Ashley Baxter

Accounting Assistant

Receives and processes employee reimbursements. Processes all invoices and makes payments as needed. Tracks and maintains receipts from company credit cards. Ensures all aforementioned items are correctly input in the accounting software.

Ashlyn McDaniel

Training Coordinator

Assists with training registration, provides trainers and students with necessary materials and receives all certificates once classes are complete. Maintains provider and backup worker training files and distributes trainings as needed.

Autumn Roberts, BS

Supported Living/IH Senior Program Manager - NRV/SWVA

Autumn has a Bachelor’s degree in Sociology with a concentration in Family Studies from Longwood University. She started her journey with Wall as a DSP in 2019. She looks forward to being able to offer a unique perspective relating to both the DSP’s and the plan writing teams. Autumn enjoys advocating for individuals with intellectual disabilities and looks forward to being able to reach a wider audience.

Bailey Lindsey

Program Manager - Fredericksburg

Barbara Clark

Program Manager - New River Valley

Barb graduated from Radford University with a Bachelor of Science in Sociology with a concentration in Human Services. She has over 25 years of experience providing services to people of all ages and types of disabilities. Prior to becoming a Program Manager, she worked with youth with disabilities in school and college settings, in therapeutic foster care and at a Center for Independent Living. Barb is excited to continue providing person-centered services to individuals with disabilities, their families and their providers in the New River Valley.