Our Staff
Chloe Scozzafava MBA
Operations Director
Hi, I’m Chloe Scozzafava, and I’m the Operations Director at Camelot for Children. I’ve been part of Camelot for over 12 years, and in that time I’ve had the privilege of helping to keep our mission moving forward for children with medical complexities and their families. Seeing the impact of our programs and the joy they bring to our community is what inspires me every day.
I earned my Bachelor of Science in Human Development and Community Engagement with a concentration in Nonprofit Management from Temple University, and later completed my MBA in Organizational Leadership at Eastern University. My passion has always been supporting underserved youth and creating spaces where every child feels safe, included, and celebrated.
Outside of work, I love spending time with my dog, Simba, and can never pass up a good bowl of penne alla vodka
Emily Werner, PT, MSPT, MBA
Executive Director
As both a Camelot Mom and a healthcare professional, I have seen firsthand the incredible impact Camelot for Children has on families across the Lehigh Valley. My children first became part of the Camelot community in 2011, and I was honored to join the staff in 2018. Today, as Executive Director, I am privileged to help carry forward Camelot’s 40-year legacy of creating smiles, lasting memories, and meaningful connections for children with complex medical needs and their families.
With my background in physical therapy and leadership, I am passionate about guiding our mission to provide joy, acceptance, and a sense of belonging. Every day, I am inspired by the resilience of our children, the generosity of our volunteers, and the magic that happens when families find peace of mind through community.
Outside of Camelot, I enjoy spending time with my family and friends, staying active through fitness, tending to my vegetable garden, and caring for our two rescued dogs.
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