Dan has been with Las Trampas since October of 2011. He has a breadth of experience working with people with disabilities of all ages. He has designed and implemented independent and supported living programs, and has managed large-scale and start-up programs/budgets/facilities for individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD). He continues to build strong alliances with government, nonprofit, and funding entities. Dan has a Bachelor of Arts degree in psychology and Master of Science degree in rehabilitation counseling.

Patti has been with Las Trampas since October of 2010. In this role, she is responsible for administering a $8+ million budget, overseeing the Payroll Department, and managing all accounting phases at Las Trampas: financial and cash flow statements, Accounts Payable/Receivable, workmen’s comp, and bank general ledger reconciliation. Patti has an accounting degree from Heald Business College.

Anthony joined the Las Trampas team in July of 2024. He became a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) in 2013 and has extensive experience working in behavioral settings with individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD). Anthony has a diverse work background having provided care in residential, school and adult day settings. Originally from New York City, Anthony has spent the last nine years in the Bay Area in the capacities of clinician, trainer and Director for multiple agencies before joining Las Trampas. Most of Anthony’s career has been spent in providing support to adults with IDD, and he was ecstatic to join the stellar team at Las Trampas to contribute to the program’s overall goals and mission to support individuals with IDD develop to their optimum potential. In this role, Anthony brings more than 20 years of experience blending Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) with Person Centered and Trauma informed care. As a previous trainer, Anthony also is building a workforce of Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs) to enhance the overall quality of the clinical services provided by Las Trampas.

Anthony received a Bachelors of Science in Psychology and a Master of Arts in Experimental Psychology from CUNY- Brooklyn College and completed a post-graduate Advanced Certificate in Applied Behavior Analysis from CUNY – Queens College. In his spare time, he enjoys stand-up paddle boarding, cycling and playing golf.

Judy has been with Las Trampas since August of 2009. In this role, she manages both Supported and Independent Living Services, supervising over 50 staff members. Judy is dedicated to ensuring that individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities maximize their full potential to live independently in the community.

In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her family.

Katherine has been with Las Trampas since January of 2022. Prior to joining the Las Trampas team, Katherine spent over 5 years on the Peer Health Exchange development team, in a number of roles including Regional Director, Midwest. Her experience includes participating in Chicago Women in Philanthropy’s Women’s Leadership Mentoring Program, Peer Health Exchange’s Executive Director in Training Program, and serving on the Young Professionals Board of Women’s Global Education Project. In this role, she advances Las Trampas’ mission by creating, implementing, and managing multi-year fund development plans designed to support the organization’s goals. Katherine has a Bachelor of Science in Communications from Northwestern University.

Katherine graduated from Northwestern University with a major in theatre, a concentration in performance, activism, and human rights, and a minor in creative nonfiction writing. She loves using her theatre and creative writing experience for public speaking and fundraising communications. Katherine recently moved to San Francisco from Chicago, and is loving exploring the Bay Area, particularly the outstanding culinary scene!

Jason has been with Las Trampas since September of 2022. He comes with 10 years of dedication and experience of working with adults with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD) as a Program Coordinator of day and personal care programs, supportive employment specialist, and a self advocate supporter/trainer. In addition, he is Certified Person Centered Planning/Thinking trainer. In this role, Jason ensures that individuals with IDD receive support in areas of community inclusion, self-advocacy, self-care, social skills, and vocational exploration. He has an Associate Degree in Political Science from Diablo Valley College and is currently pursuing his Bachelor of Science.

Before Jason entered the IDD community, he was a stay at home parent raising 2 children and running a household for 14 years. Jason’s hobbies include mountain climbing/hiking, attending San Francisco Giants games, and playing men’s softball in Walnut Creek.

Natalie has been with Las Trampas since April of 2024. In this role, she is responsible for all Human Resources operations, development, and strategies. Natalie is dedicated to maintaining and enhancing company culture and promoting diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging in the workplace. She has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Communications and a minor in General Business from the University of San Francisco. She is currently pursuing her Master of Business Administration from Strayer University.

In her spare time, Natalie enjoys spending time with her family, reading, hiking and traveling.

Martha has been with Las Trampas since January of 2014. She has served in a number of roles at Las Trampas, and is now Assistant Director of Residential Services. In this role, she oversees two licensed residential homes, including 8 adults with IDD and 24 staff members. In order to keep our residents in their home as they age, Martha completed an administrator certification program for residential care for the elderly, and she has helped transition one of our residential homes into a Residential Care Facility for the Elderly (RCFE). Martha enjoys being a part of a team that contributes towards the growth of the organization, and being able to enrich the lives of the eight adults served in the residential homes.

In her free time, Martha enjoys spending time with her family, going on vacation, and trying new places to eat.