Angela Lytle has dedicated her career to serving those within the child welfare and juvenile justice systems through her work in both the private and public sector. She is driven by the desire for systemic change that succeeds in creating holistic, multi-generational, family-centered systems honoring family preservation, empowerment, inclusion and the voices of those being served. Angela has a Master of Social Work degree and currently serves on the faculty of the University of Denver, instructing and developing Graduate School of Social Work students. She is a Colorado native, and her favorite life roles have been those of wife and mother.
In 2026, Foster America marks a decade of building an alternative to a child welfare system rooted in crisis—and proving that families thrive when support comes early, with dignity, and led by community.
