Brittany hall

For Jordan Adam's

On January 22nd at 8pm Jordan was headed home to her 3 kids after working all day. A drunk driver ran a red light at a high rate of speed hitting her head-on, and hitting others. Luckily she is alive- though she broken several bones, and now faces a lengthy recovery that will keep her from working for quite some time.

Jordan is an amazing Mother to 3 beautiful kids. Two teenage boys- 14 & 13 as well as a daughter who is 8. She loves being involved with them in their extra curricular activities such as sports, choir and playing with their dog. As a family they enjoy being active out in the wilderness, exploring all over Arizona as well as simple times like reading together, puzzles and just being a solid unit.

She also works two jobs in the education field, working with students who have behavioral needs as well as children on the Autism spectrum. Her passion is to give all she has to those that may need just a little bit of extra help, and is completely selfless in that process.

My family loves her, we have seen the difference her work makes in front of our eyes with our children, and have seen what she can do with all that she touches. We would hate seeing such a kind human who never thinks about herself struggle with her family’s livelihood as they navigate this time where she will not be able to do that impactful work. She faces a long road of recovery that is expected to last months.

Jordan is a Registered Behavioral Therapist at an elementary school that specializes in children with behavioral needs. This work takes her hands on with these children- working to understand expectations, learn accountability through practice and implementation long term techniques for them to achieve the heights the way they deserve. Aside from this, she also works do our family as a respite provider for our twins, who are on the Autism spectrum. She works hands on with our boys as our teammate in helping them continue to grow and develop. She assists in sign language, developmental skills such as cooking, cleaning, building Legos and puzzles- and even helps with learning to dress, care for themselves, etc. She brings this love and tender care to all those she crosses paths with, always emphasizing in herself that she meet people where they are. This has been a true blessing to us, and all those within her orbit.

The future is unknown, with facility rehabilitation being needed, missing work for a lengthy period of time, and caring for her three lovely children.

Anything you can do to help us greatly appreciated. And even if you cannot donate, we appreciate any attention this can be given.

Thank you so very much.