Kim Stribling is a Master Life Coach who empowers herself and others to live an Extraordinary Life!  She has been employed with the State of Michigan for 29 years.  At the Department of Human Services, she has served as a Peer Coach, Safe Family Team Meeting Facilitator, Children’s Protective Services worker, Program Manager for Children’s Protective Services, Team Decision Meeting (TDM) facilitator, Permanency Planning Conference (PPC) facilitator, Genesee County Michigan Youth Opportunities Initiative (MYOI) Coordinator and Departmental Analyst for MYOI in Lansing, Michigan. 

 

Most recently Kim served as one of three Peer Coaches at the Genesee County Michigan Department of Health and Human Services. She has served on the Faith Based Initiative in Genesee County and acts in a supportive role for Michigan Youth Opportunities Initiative (MYOI) and Genesee County DHHS expert in safe TALK and ASIST (suicide prevention). Kim works with older foster youth to ensure more positive results in the areas of education, employment, housing, physical/medical health, community involvement and achieving permanency for aging out foster care youth.

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In addition, Kim has worked with children, parents, families, community supports and service providers formal and informal to bring wholeness and healing to areas of needs and concerns for clients served.

 

Prior to coming to the Department, Kim worked for the University of Michigan-Flint as the Student Services Assistant for the Educational Outreach Program. Kim received her Bachelor of Arts degree in political science from the University of Maryland. In May of 2019, Kim completed a three-year program of bible study at Agape Faith Bible Training Center. In August of 2014, Kim completed a ten-week Master Mind Group “Think and Grow Rich”: Napoleon Hill under the tutelage of Dr. Joseph Rodriguez Sr.