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Beth Alumbaugh
Hello! My name is Beth Alumbaugh. I am a DCS for the Faulkner County region of the state, but also serve individuals in surrounding counties. I was born in Arkansas but was raised out of state and graduated high school in Cincinnati OH. I grew up in several states and cities including Tulsa, Oklahoma, Kansas City, KS, St. Louis, MO and Cincinnati, OH. I moved back to Arkansas when I was 18 and have stayed here ever since.
I started my professional career in 2009 with a job at DCFS as a child abuse investigator in Southwest Little Rock. I then transferred to a child abuse case worker in Faulkner county in 2011 and specialized in FINS cases, holding all FINS cases assigned to DCFS in Faulkner County. I was the only FINS worker at DCFS in Faulkner County. In 2013, I then went to another waiver provider and was a DCS for them for 5 years. I obtained a nursing home administrator license in 2018 and ran a small ICF in Conway for 3 years, including during the COVID pandemic. My next job was working for Summit Community Care as a care coordinator, leading to my current position here at Myers Davis as a DCS.
I received my Bachelor’s Degree from the University of Central Arkansas in December 2008. I majored in both Sociology and Anthropology with a minor in Ethnic Studies. I have a nursing home administrator’s license.
I love my family and always want to be near my children and husband. I love to sew, especially quilts. I also crochet and embroider. I also have an animal rehabilitation license and rehab wild animals. I am usually raising at least 2 baby squirrels at a time. I have rehabbed skunks and anticipate a greater variety of animals now that I’m licensed. I have 13 chickens, and 3 dogs and several cats. I love animals! I also love to be out in the yard planting flowers and vegetables or looking at my garden. And I LOVE to read, especially horror. Ask me what’s good, and I will tell you!
I am passionate about disability rights and human rights. I always try to do the right thing. I am passionate about my family and animals. I love attachment parenting and have a “granola lifestyle” including successfully having 2 of my 5 children at home with a midwife (all of my children were born with a midwife in attendance). Honestly, everything I do is with passion!
“DO OR DO NOT. THERE IS NO TRY.”
“I’m just trying to be good and do good.”