Emma Kidder

Emma Kidder serves as the Evaluation and Planning Coordinator at AgeOptions, where responsibilities include developing a federal grant-funded nutrition program aimed at racial and ethnic minorities and limited English-speaking populations, along with fostering partnerships for comprehensive nutrition support for older adults. Prior experience includes working as a Guidance Consultant at ComPsych, conducting behavioral health assessments and maintaining electronic medical records, and serving as a Crisis/Consult Intern at Advocate Illinois Masonic Medical Center, facilitating comprehensive care through behavioral health screenings. Additionally, Emma Kidder has experience as a Case Manager for individuals at risk of losing housing and as a Program Manager at Isabella County NonSecure Detention Home, overseeing staff and providing educational support. Emma Kidder holds a Master of Public Health and a Master of Social Work from the University of Illinois Chicago, as well as a Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education from Central Michigan University.