KIM ALI
MORGAN 
BATHGATE

PHILADELPHIA CHILDREN’S 
HUMAN SERVICES SYSTEM

Kimberly Ali began her tenure with the City in 2000 as a DHS social worker. She rose through 
Morgan Bathgate is a college student at Messiah University studying Psychology. She 
the ranks of DHS, with leadership positions that included Director of Provider Relations and 
graduated in 2020 from Mechanicsburg Area Senior High where she also played water 
Evaluation of Programs and Operations Director for Ongoing Services in the Children and Youth 
polo, swam competitively, played violin, maintained a 4.0 GPA and took six Advanced 
Division. Most recently, she was Deputy Commissioner for Child Welfare Operations.
Placement (AP) classes.

Ms. Ali holds a B.A. in Criminal Justice and a Masters in Social Work from Temple University.
She was diagnosed with Autism when she was 3 years old. Morgan likes to remind people 
that she may think differently, learn differently and at times struggle to focus—but she 
embraces her extraordinary abilities. She is different—but not less.

Morgan describes herself as family oriented, artsy, techie, bookish, musical and 
adventurous. She loves nature, animals, video games and drawing.



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