I am the Home Life Coordinator for Ally’s Place, APO’s Maternity Housing Program. In this role, I oversee daily operations, offer emotional support to residents, and connect women with resources as they work toward stability and independence. My heart is to create a safe, stable, and supportive environment where women feel seen, valued, and genuinely cared for. You may also see me assisting in the adoptions program through home study writing and support as needed.
I graduated from Sam Houston State University with a Bachelor of Science in Psychology with a Minor in Human Services and have nearly six years of experience in the foster care and adoption field. That work changed me and gave me experiences that, along with becoming a new mother and walking through postpartum myself in July 2024, stirred a deep desire in me to support women earlier in their stories, before their children are ever at risk of entering the system. When I saw Ally’s Place under construction, I felt a clear calling from the Lord to be part of this ministry.
I live in Bryan with my husband, Jonathan, and our precious daughter. In both my personal and professional life, I carry a deep compassion for women navigating pregnancy, early motherhood, and everything in between. It’s an honor to walk alongside them with empathy, encouragement, and hope. This ministry is so special. Every part of Ally’s Place has been intentionally prayed over; the framing of the home and childcare center has hand-written scriptures written on them. Future residents and their babies have been covered in prayer long before they arrive.
You can email Lindsay at lindsay@pregnancyoutreach.org.