We believe community involvement isn’t just an activity; it’s a catalyst for change, healing, and growth.

Vision

Our vision is to foster a secure and supportive environment where individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities are empowered to grow, achieve, and build lasting confidence in their abilities.

Mission

HopeWay Community Services is committed to serving people with Developmental Disabilities and Acquired Brain Disorders with comprehensive services to promote growth and independence as valued members in their communities.

Guiding Principles

Our core values guide everything we do and shape the culture of our organization.

People First

We believe every individual is valuable, and we put their needs at the center of all we do.

Strengthen Community

We develop depth and interconnectedness with all individuals, families and communities we serve.

Be Relentless

We will find new and better ways to serve people and grow our organization.

Win as a Team

We are strongest when we work together as a team.

Give & Take Responsibility

We empower each other to take ownership of our actions.

Core Team

Bibek Singh

Founder & Managing Director

Bibek Singh brings over 15 years of experience in healthcare, operations, and business leadership to HopeWay. As a home care provider and former senior executive in healthcare and medical technology, he focuses on improving service delivery, fostering collaboration, and ensuring person-centered outcomes.
Bibek’s professional background spans strategic planning, operational management, and financial oversight, including designing processes for client placement, and implementing systems to enhance care coordination and data-driven decision-making. He has led large teams, streamlined operations, and developed programs that prioritize safety, quality, and continuity of care. At HopeWay, Bibek applies this expertise to create innovative, sustainable services that support individuals, families, and providers.
He holds a Master of Science in Agriculture and Applied Economics from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, and a Bachelor of Arts in Economics and Business Administration from Hanover College.

Samragi Swar

Co-founder & Managing Director

Samragi Swar brings over 15 years of experience in the human services field, with expertise in quality assurance, compliance, and person-centered placement. She has led successful residential and community placements, ensuring matches that promote stability, personal growth, and long-term success.
At HopeWay, Samragi oversees the residential placement program and leads quality assurance and compliance initiatives. Inspired by a lifelong commitment to supporting individuals of varying abilities, she works to create safe, supportive, and empowering environments for everyone served.
Samragi holds a Bachelor’s and Master’s in Criminal Justice, specializing in Advanced Counterterrorism and Homeland Security, from Southern New Hampshire University.

Christine Douglas, RN, BSN, CDDN

Director of Nursing & Clinical Operations

Christine Douglas is a Registered Nurse and Certified Developmental Disabilities Nurse with nearly 20 years of experience supporting individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities across residential, community, enhanced family care, and acute care settings. She brings expertise in clinical operations, medication management, regulatory compliance, workforce development, and program growth. Christine has led multi-site residential programs, developed nurse-led training systems, and guided organizations in meeting and exceeding New Hampshire regulatory standards, including He-M 1201.

At HopeWay, she provides strategic oversight of nursing and clinical operations, partnering with executive leadership, program teams, and community stakeholders to ensure safety, accountability, and person-centered care for every individual supported.

Christine is nearing completion of her dual Master of Science in Nursing Leadership and Master of Business Administration in Healthcare, and also serves as President of the Developmental Disabilities Nurses of New Hampshire (DDNNH), collaborating statewide to advance nursing standards, education, and advocacy in the I/DD service system.

Kai DeMarsico, M.Ed., CTRS (they/she)

Director of Behavioral & Clinical Services

Kai DeMarsico brings over 15 years of experience supporting adults with developmental disabilities and acquired brain injuries across direct support, day services, inpatient geriatric psychiatry, and clinical leadership. They have twice built non-ABA clinical departments from the ground up, including intake systems, referral workflows, clinical rounds, and documentation standards. Kai’s expertise spans behavior support plan authoring, Human Rights Committee submission and review, interagency coordination across New Hampshire area agencies, crisis support, clinical supervision, and staff training design. Their background is deliberately eclectic, built on the conviction that understanding how a person functions and communicates requires learning from wherever that understanding lives rather than from a single discipline.

At HopeWay, Kai leads behavioral and clinical services, authoring behavior support plans, guiding Human Rights Committee review, supervising clinical staff, and building affirming practice into how teams are trained and supported. Their work treats behavior as communication and adaptive response, and holds every support to a simple standard: it should make sense for the person, not just for the system around them.

Kai holds a Master’s in Advanced Education from the University of the People and a Bachelor of Science in Recreation Management, Therapeutic Recreation, from the University of New Hampshire, and is a National Certified Recreational Therapist. Their designed and facilitated trainings include Trauma-Informed Clinical Supports, Trauma-Informed Crisis Support Strategies, and DEI in Communication.

Scroll to Top