
Anna
Children of Incarcerated Parents Partnership (COIPP)
Frederick, MD, USA
6.3K social reach
Anna Hathaway is a dedicated human services professional and advocate committed to supporting families impacted by incarceration, substance use, and domestic violence. As Program Manager for Children of Incarcerated Parents Partnership (COIPP), she leads community partnerships, develops trauma-informed programming, and connects families to critical resources that promote stability, healing, and long-term support for children and caregivers navigating the impacts of incarceration and involvement in the legal justice system.
With a background in addiction counseling, Anna has extensive experience providing individual and group support, coordinating care across legal and social systems, and helping individuals navigate complex life challenges with compassion and dignity.
In addition to her work with COIPP, Anna serves as Board President of SHIFTURN Collective, a youth-led and community-centered organization focused on empowerment, leadership development, advocacy, and creating safe spaces for young people and families to heal, grow, and thrive. Through SHIFTURN Collective, she works to uplift underserved communities by fostering connection, mentorship, collaboration, and opportunities for positive change.
Anna also serves as Treasurer for the Frederick County Commission for Women, where she supports initiatives that advocate for women’s equity, leadership, wellness, safety, and empowerment throughout the community. The Commission works to elevate women’s voices, address barriers impacting women and families, and create meaningful opportunities for education, advocacy, and community engagement across Frederick County.
Anna’s work is deeply rooted in her lived experience as a survivor of domestic violence and as a mother. Her personal journey fuels her passion for ensuring children and families feel seen, supported, and empowered.
Through both professional expertise and advocacy, Anna is committed to building stronger communities, fostering healing-centered support systems, and creating brighter futures for children and families in need.



