Alyssa Dituro is a passionate mother and proud resident of Nashville. On May 17, she experienced an unexpected turn of events when she was unjustly terminated without warning or due cause and left without severance or insurance and was subjected to an unnecessary (and traumatic) police intervention. Read details in Nashville Scene story by: Eli Motycyka https://www.nashvillescene.com/news/citylimits/board-ousts-executive-director-at-mcneilly-center-for-children/article_a81d9f8c-0f82-11ee-b835-b723408efeb3.html For the past ten years, Alyssa has dedicated herself to advocating for early childhood education in the community. As the executive director for McNeilly Center for Children she exerted tireless efforts to bring about positive change, foster new partnerships, and prioritize the needs of families. Currently, Alyssa finds herself facing a difficult situation. She is in need of assistance to navigate the healing process from the racial trauma she endured in the workplace. The impact on her has been profound, and she is actively seeking support and resources to aid in her recovery. Additionally, as she embarks on the legal journey ahead, it is of utmost importance for Alyssa to ensure the well-being of herself and her family. Securing insurance coverage and managing financial obligations have become pressing concerns that she requires help with during this challenging time. Alyssa is reaching out to the community, appealing for help and support. Any guidance, resources, or connections that can be offered to her would be immensely appreciated. By joining forces, the community can work towards justice and healing, not only for Alyssa but for all those who have encountered similar hardships. She expresses her heartfelt gratitude for the consideration and support extended to her cause. If you prefer: Venmo: @Alyssa-Dituro Cash App: $AlyssaDituro Paypal: [email redacted] . com (site won't allow full emails)
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