PathWays PA
Tanya Roberts - Graham, M.S. HR, CCP, serves as Chair of the Board of Directors at PathWays PA and is a Board Member at St. Christopher's Foundation for Children. With significant experience in human resources, Tanya recently retired from a senior leadership role in human resources and previously held the position of Director of Corporate Compensation at Independence Blue Cross, overseeing various HR functions. Tanya's expertise also includes a tenure as Vice President of Human Resources at Penncro Associates, where responsibilities encompassed diverse HR activities for a large organization. Educational credentials include a Master’s in Human Resources from Temple University and a Bachelor's in Mathematics from Cheyney University of Pennsylvania.
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PathWays PA
OUR MISSION PathWays PA was founded in 1978 as the Women’s Association for Women’s Alternatives. It served as one of Pennsylvania’s first residential programs to keep low-income, vulnerable women together with their children and has grown to become one of the Greater Philadelphia Region’s foremost providers of residential and community-based services for women, children and families. Each year over 6,000 women, children and families benefit from our full complement of social services; job training and employment assistance; as well as outreach and residential programs as they move along the path to self-sufficiency. With offices throughout Southeastern Pennsylvania and advocacy initiatives on behalf of low-wage workers statewide, PathWays PA provides programs committed to the development of client self-sufficiency which leads to the fulfillment of our mission: To help women, teens, children and families achieve economic independence and family well-being. WHO WE ARE PathWays PA is accredited by the National Council on Accreditation. In recognition of our service to Pennsylvania we have received numerous awards. These include Oprah Winfrey’s Angel Network Award; Delaware County Chamber of Commerce Non-Profit of the Year; Philadelphia Department of Human Services Children’s Crusader Award; and The Child Welfare League of America’s Private Agency Advocate of the Year Award among countless other citations and recognition from both public and private entities.