Sandra Ramocon

Leading with dignity, grace, and resolve, Sandra Coakley-Ramocan is a nationally respected advocate for those whose voices have been silenced. For decades, she has championed women, girls, and families navigate injustice, poverty, and broken systems, transforming compassion into action and crisis into opportunity. 

As Director of Outreach and Education Services at Alternatives For Girls, Sandra Has designed and led direct service programs that empower women and girls escape violence, rebuild stability, and achieve economic independence. An educator, and visionary leader, she brings a relentless focus on restoring human dignity to those impacted by exploitation, inequity, and poverty. 

Under her leadership hundreds of women have reclaimed their lives. Her expertise and proven approach have mobilized broad support from volunteers, local funders, and local, state, and federal partners. 

A sought-after speaker on human trafficking, homelessness, and workforce development, Sandra brings clarity, courage, and conviction to some of the region’s most urgent challenges. With degrees in Human Services, Education, and Business Administration, she exemplifies how thoughtful, mission driven leadership can deliver lasting change across southeastern Michigan.