ELISHA CALL, DIRECTOR OF INTERVENTION SERVICES

Elisha received her Bachelor’s Degree in Social Work with a Minor in Youth Services from Saginaw Valley State University. Back in 2019, Elisha completed her internship with a Child Advocacy Center in the tri-city area. Since then, her desire and passion to do this work has only grown stronger. She has extensive experience and knowledge in various roles within the CAC including; family advocacy, MDT coordination, and forensic interviewing. She has now taken on a leadership role and is serving as the Director of Intervention Services, which oversees all direct services provided by NMAC. She has been instrumental in assisting with the development of procedures and systems that will allow the agency to continue expanding its services.

Elisha is thrilled to be able to work alongside such incredible, like minded individuals that recognize the importance of providing children with an environment where they feel safe and heard.

“To all of the brave children that have walked through our doors and shared their stories, we admire you.”

MICHALA WILDE, PREVENTION SERVICES COORDINATOR

Michala has the heart of an activist, and she wears that heart on her sleeve. 

From a child of resilience to a first-generation college graduate, her life has come full circle as she dedicates her professional life to empowering children and their families. Michala graduated from Central Michigan University with a degree in psychology with a concentration in mental health. She has expressed her gratitude for all the ways her education and opportunities allow her to make a difference in her community and in her own circles. She tries to take wins with grace and view setbacks as opportunities for growth. 

When sharing her thoughts on the work she’s doing she said, “I strive to know when it’s time to learn, and when it’s time to lead - I love that this position highlights that as community members, adults, and humans, it is our responsibility to simultaneously do both.”

EMMA DANIEL, INTERVENTION SPECIALIST

Emma received her bachelor's degree in Sociology with a Criminal Justice concentration in 2025 from Central Michigan University. During her time there, she held leadership positions for various academic and community-oriented organizations, including an advocacy group. Emma has extensive experience operating crisis lines and meeting with clients to support them through their experiences of sexual assault, domestic violence, and stalking. She is dedicated to helping all victims and survivors feel safe and supported. Emma is a fierce and empathic advocate, and she is so happy to be part of a team that works to support and protect children. 

In her free time, Emma enjoys cooking, yoga, hiking, and volunteering with animals.

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