Mykera Robinson serves as a Re-entry Case Manager at Changing Perceptions, supporting returning citizens as they identify their needs, navigate community resources, and build individualized paths toward stability. Mykera brings a background in housing stabilization, case management, and community outreach to Changing Perceptions, supporting individuals and families as they navigate resources, address barriers, and build individualized paths toward stability. With more than five years of experience in housing and human services, Mykera brings expertise in trauma-informed support, crisis de-escalation, intake and assessment, eligibility verification, case planning, resource navigation, and care coordination. Before joining Changing Perceptions, Mykera held roles with Ground Game Health, Better Morning, Woodley House, and Miriam’s Kitchen. This work included supporting youth facing housing instability and behavioral health concerns, helping adults and families experiencing homelessness, and collaborating with landlords, shelters, and community providers to strengthen housing stability and access to essential services. Mykera holds a bachelor’s degree in counseling and applied psychological sciences from Arizona State University. Mykera is committed to meeting every participant with empathy, dignity, and person-centered support while helping them pursue greater independence, well-being, and lasting stability.