Christine resides in Killingly, CT and is part of a large extended family with 8 children and 11 grandchildren. Christine has been a longtime advocate for many issues affecting her children, as well as the children and families in Northeast CT. Those advocacy efforts led her to seek a seat in the CT General Assembly. Christine served as a CT State Representative and member of the Human Services Committee from 2015 to 2017.
Christine is currently self-employed and conducts community outreach for a regional, local early childhood collaborative, serving seven rural Northeast CT communities. In this role, she provides support to local families, working to ensure all children, birth-age 8 are healthy, safe, and successful learners. Christine also works as a liaison providing support to a local, state-funded preschool program.
Most recently, Christine has been one of the parents leading an advocacy campaign to bring a school-based mental health center into Killingly High School, at no cost to the District, which has gained state and national attention. Christine and other concerned parents and community members continue their advocacy efforts to support students’ mental health.
“What drives me is trying to bridge the gap for people…and advocate to the people that can really make the changes”. – Christine Rosati Randall
Christine has served on the Access Board of Directors for 8 years and is a former client of Access’s programs and services.