Megan Gordon

For the past eleven years, Megan has served as program director of Page Alliance for Community Action (PACA), where she works alongside parents, youth, schools, and community partners to strengthen the physical, and behavioral health of Page County’s young people and support them in living substance-free lives. Her approach is rooted in collaboration — building bridges between families, educators, and agencies to create a network of care that surrounds youth with consistent, positive support.

A certified ACES (Adverse Childhood Experiences) Interface Trainer, Megan is deeply committed to trauma-informed practice and equipping communities with the knowledge and tools to respond effectively to the challenges young people face. Her work reflects a steadfast belief that prevention, early intervention, and meaningful relationships are key to lasting change.