Welcome to New SILCGA Director Kenya Warner!

Kenya Warner is an accomplished nonprofit and Independent Living professional with more than 30 years of experience in organizational leadership, federal grant management and compliance, program development, financial oversight, community engagement, and disability services.

Kenya currently serves as Resource Manager for Multiple Choices Center for Independent Living, where she supports the organization’s financial, administrative, and programmatic operations. Her responsibilities include federal grant management and compliance, fiscal oversight, audit readiness, program monitoring, policy and procedure development, and organizational systems designed to strengthen accountability and service delivery.

Throughout her career, Kenya has developed extensive experience working within disability and community-based organizations. Her areas of expertise include Independent Living philosophy, SPIL development and monitoring, federal and state grant compliance, budgeting and financial management, stakeholder and community engagement, human resources, training and staff development, quality assurance, and organizational leadership.

Kenya’s career has consistently centered on strengthening organizations and developing systems that allow programs and people to thrive. She brings a collaborative, solutions-focused approach to leadership and has extensive experience working across teams, community partners, and diverse stakeholder groups.

In addition to her professional work, Kenya has demonstrated a longstanding commitment to community leadership and service. She has held leadership roles with organizations including Atlanta Heritage Lions Club, Local Youth Sports Football League, and a high school volleyball parent booster organization, reflecting her belief in service, relationship-building, and community involvement.

Kenya holds a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from the College of Staten Island and has completed graduate coursework toward a Master of Business Administration with a concentration in Accounting at the University of Phoenix.

Through her work with the Statewide Independent Living Council of Georgia, Kenya brings decades of nonprofit leadership, Independent Living experience, financial and regulatory expertise, and a strong commitment to ensuring that people with disabilities have opportunities to live independently, exercise choice, and participate fully in their communities.