Beverly Deas

Beverly Deas is a dedicated advocate in the disability support services field, serving as a Qualified Intellectual Disability Professional (QIDP) and case manager for individuals with intellectual and physical disabilities in Ingleside, Texas. With approximately eight years of experience, Beverly provides critical support coordination, advocates for individuals and their families, and helps clients access essential resources, including Medicaid services and home modifications such as wheelchair ramps. Her commitment extends beyond traditional work hours, as she remains available to ensure the people she serves receive the care, guidance, and support they need.

A United States Air Force veteran, Beverly’s passion for advocacy is deeply rooted in her personal journey and her desire to support individuals who may not always have someone fighting on their behalf. After overcoming significant challenges in her own childhood, she developed a determination to break negative cycles and dedicate her life to helping others. She earned her bachelor’s degree and is currently pursuing a master’s degree in clinical and mental health counseling, expanding her ability to provide meaningful support to the communities she serves.

Beverly attributes her success to resilience, determination, and her unwavering belief that every person deserves compassion and opportunity. She is passionate about creating positive change and hopes to one day launch a nonprofit organization focused on serving children and adults with intellectual and physical disabilities. Through her advocacy, education, and commitment to service, Beverly continues to challenge the idea that one person cannot make a difference, choosing instead to ask why she should not try.