Program graduate and former Crossroads Case Manager, Queva Hubbard is the newest member on the Crossroads for Women Board of Directors.
We’re thrilled to have Queva continue her legacy at Crossroads and share her powerful voice through board service. Learn more about Queva in her bio below.
Queva Hubbard
Queva Hubbard is a Certified Peer Support Specialist and Parent Advocate who works with the New Mexico Family Advocacy Program assisting families who have been affected by the child welfare system. Queva has a unique perspective in working with families by offering support and sharing her own 14-year history with incarceration, drug use, and the separation of her children.
In late 2014, Queva decided she’d had enough. While incarcerated, she enrolled herself into a treatment program where she later became a mentor. She continued to participate in a Crossroads for Women therapeutic treatment program where she graduated and became a peer mentor and then on to be a case manager.
Queva understood the damage of trust she had broken with her children and family, so through proper counseling and preparation, Queva was able to regain full custody of both of her children. Since then, Queva has devoted her time and experience in supporting individuals who are dealing with strongholds and barriers similar to her past.